FAIRFIELD, Maine ? Starting Monday, October 3, a segment of I-95 Northbound and Southbound in Fairfield and Benton will be reduced to one lane in order for crews to begin working on crossover lanes in preparation of the rehabilitation of the bridges that carry I-95 over the Kennebec River in Fairfield and Benton.

NAPLES, Maine ? Motorists who utilize Route 302 in Naples may experience delays tomorrow as construction crews are finishing paving along a 2,000 foot stretch of road west of the Naples Bay Bridge.

Weather permitting, paving is scheduled to start at 7 a.m. and continue until the afternoon. While paving is underway, traffic will be limited to one-way, alternating traffic regulated by flaggers.

The paving is part of the Naples Bay Bridge replacement project.

WESTBROOK, Maine ? The Cumberland Mills Bridge in Westbrook will remain closed through the night and through tomorrow?s morning commute. A detour utilizing Bridge Street and Main Street is in effect.

Crews placed quick-setting concrete and rebar in the repaired area, but the concrete can not yet support vehicle traffic, so a decision was made to keep the bridge closed. A decision on when the bridge will open will be made after the concrete repairs are re-inspected tomorrow (Thursday) morning.

WESTBROOK, Maine ? MaineDOT maintenance crews have closed the Cumberland Mills Bridge in Westbrook that carries Cumberland Street over the Presumpscot River in order to make repairs to a large pothole that appeared last night.

In order to repair the 2? x 3? pothole, crews are removing the deteriorated concrete surrounding the pothole, then will fill in the area with a quick-setting concrete. MaineDOT crews discovered the pothole at approximately midnight last night, and began repairs to the bridge at approximately 6:00 a.m. this morning.

BRUNSWICK, Maine ? Motorists who utilize Route 1 in Brunswick need to be aware of an upcoming bridge repair that will detour Route 1 northbound traffic on Monday, October 24.

Crews will be repairing the rail line portion of the Black Bridge that spans Route 1 in Brunswick. The bridge was damaged when it was struck by an over-height vehicle, and must be repaired.

WINTHROP, Maine- Main Street in Winthrop will be closed on Tuesday, October 25, 2011 through Wednesday October 26, 2011. Crews from MaineDOT and Pan Am Railroad will be replacing and upgrading a rail crossing. A detour sign will be in place to help motorists.

Gorham, Maine ? Motorists traveling on Route 22/114 (County Road) in Gorham need to be aware of road reconstruction with alignment, drainage and safety improvements on October 26, 2011. The project begins west of the intersection with the Burnham Road and extends east. It also extends south westerly down the Burnham Road.

The drainage improvements start on October 26, 2011 and will continue through mid December as weather allows. The roadway rebase and paving will resume in April 2012. The anticipated completion is slated for late June 2012.

Jay, Maine ? MaineDOT in conjunction with Pan Am Railroad will be repaving the railroad crossing at Crash Road on October 26, 27 and 28, 2011. The Crash Road will be closed starting at 6am on October 26, 2011, and re opening the evening of October 28, 2011. Detour signs will guide motorists through the Route 4 corridor, as well as to Route 133.

Brunswick, Maine ? Safety improvements and pedestrian enhancements at the intersection at Maine St. and Route 24 in Brunswick will begin on Monday, October 24. Contractor H.C Crooker and Sons will have message boards to alert motorists of potential delays due to drainage work and tree stump removal. Crews will also be removing the Spanish Square War Memorial for re location. Work is expected to be completed for the season in mid to late November, 2011. In April of 2012, crews will return to install a traffic island.

Portland, Maine ? The Veterans Memorial Bridge in Portland (Route 1A) continues to undergo night work to install cables beneath the paving each night this week from 7:00pm to 6:00am through Saturday October 29, 2011. Detour signs will continue to be in place to alert motorists to alternate routes.