Westbrook ? Underground utility work will begin on Friday, April 6th at 8:00pm on the Cumberland Street Bridge in Westbrook. Long delays are expected through the area. There will be lane closures at night and traffic shifts during the daytime hours, so drivers should consider traveling the mandatory truck detour route beginning and ending at the intersections of Bridge Street and Cumberland Street, as well as Warren Avenue and Main Street. (Route 25). This alternate route will be in effect until the completion of the bridge construction, scheduled for November of 2013.

Ashland ? An accident involving a passenger truck and a train has closed part of Route 11 in Ashland from Route 163 to the Garland Road. Detour signs will guide motorists onto the Garland road, and then back onto Route 11.

Emergency crews are on the scene, and expect to be there for several hours. Please plan your travel accordingly.

Leeds ? Road construction has started again this season on Route 219 in Leeds, with traffic down to one lane on the approximately two mile stretch from the Androscoggin River to the Dead River.

Crews will be reconstructing the road with structure improvements, new drainage along the roadway as well as additional safety improvements to the corridor that carries approximately 3,300 vehicles a day.

Work is expected to be completed in late June of this year.

The $2.7 million contract was awarded to A. H. Grover of Cumberland.

Burnham ? Motorists traveling in the town of Burnham need to be aware of a closure and detour of Route 100. The truck detour will begin in Clinton with traffic being directed to follow Hinckley Road to I-95. Once in Pittsfield, trucks will be guided by detour signs onto Exit 150, proceeding along Somerset Avenue to Industrial Park Road, then on to Stinson Street, finally ending at Route 100.

Farmington ? Starting Thursday, April 19, work crews will begin road construction approximately three miles westerly from the intersection of Routes 156 and 41 to the Wilson Stream Bridge at the Chesterville ? Farmington town line. Motorists should expect short delays due to one way traffic through the work area, with flaggers safely guiding drivers during this period.

Bangor ? Surface treatment on the ?Bullseye Bridge? in Bangor begins on Monday, April 23rd. The project will start at the intersection of Ohio Street and Griffin Street, ending at the intersection of Griffin and Kenduskeag Street, resulting in one way traffic from Kenduskeag Street to Ohio Street.

Farmingdale, ME ? Full construction of the final 800 feet of Route 201 north from Northern Avenue in Farmingdale will begin on April 23. In this work zone, two-way traffic will be maintained during daylight hours, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Overnight single-lane closures will occur with flaggers controlling traffic as crews excavate the road bed and install drainage. The decision to schedule work to occur overnight was made to minimize impacts on traffic flow.

Brunswick ? Starting at 10:00pm tonight, I-295 southbound at mile marker 28 in Brunswick will be closed to traffic for accident reconstruction work.

Motorists will be guided by a variable message sign indicating the closure/detour starting at mile marker 29, then will be detoured at Exit 28.

The closure is not expected to exceed 30 minutes while Maine State Police are on the scene.

Augusta ? MaineDOT crews have closed 4 bridges and monitor others in various areas of the state as heavy rainfall and flooding may cause erosion.

Bridges that are currently closed include:? The town of Clinton: Baker Street/Hinckley Road Bridge? The town of Clinton: Route 100 Bridge? The town of Kingfield: West Kingfield Road? The town of Washington: Route 105 Farrah Bridge

Areas that are being closely monitored for bridge closures include:? Alfred? Augusta? Clinton? Princeton? Rangeley Plantation

Augusta ? This summer and fall, construction crews throughout the state will be digging, paving and building, which has an immediate positive impact on Maine?s economy. In his State of the State Address in January, Governor LePage highlighted the MaineDOT?s $104 million in additional revenue dedicated to improving the transportation infrastructure in Maine.