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News & Announcements Posted on April 15, 2026 Reconstruction work on Weston Road between Route 9 and the Weston Town line resumes on Tuesday, April 21. This is the final phase of the Weston Road Reconstruction project and is expected to finish in late June.  The remaining work involves reconstructing the sidewalks, driveway aprons, wheelchair ramps, loam/seeding and laying the final paving course over the roadway.  Line marking for the roadway centerline, shoulders, crosswalks, and signage installation will be done once the final paving course is complete.  Travelers through this section of Weston Road should expect isolated lane and sidewalk closures during the construction. Expect traffic delays and allow extra travel time or use alternative routes if possible. Police details will be present to help with the vehicle and pedestrian traffic along Weston Road.  Thank you for your patience.  Related News

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