Paving Project Updates for Nov. 10-15
The Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) is providing weekly updates about the paving project in Brattleboro. The latest update was published on Nov. 7, 2025. Sign up for alerts here, or learn more about this project.
Parking Impacts
Overnight parking restrictions throughout downtown may be enforced during working hours in areas where paint has not yet been applied. From 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. Monday night through Saturday morning, construction operations are scheduled in multiple locations throughout the project. To see alternative lots with rates and hours, please go to https://brattleboro.gov/parking.
Traffic Impacts
Brattleboro NH PC 25(6)
Nighttime single-lane closures controlled by flaggers will be present as needed from Monday night through Saturday morning, 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. Work is finishing up on Vermont Route 9 (Western Avenue and High Street), U.S. Route 5 (Main and Canal Street), and Vermont Route 30 (Linden Street). Motorists should watch for wet paint.
Brattleboro-Putney STP PS 25(11)
Work is finishing up on U.S. 5 (Putney Road) from the intersection with Vermont Avenue to Noah's Lane. Nighttime single-lane closures will be in place as needed Monday night through Saturday morning from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. with flaggers present to direct one-way alternating traffic through the work zone. Motorists should watch for wet paint.
Daytime single-lane closures are scheduled to continue next week on U.S. 5 in Dummerston and will progress toward Putney. Flaggers will direct alternating traffic patterns through the work zones.
Construction Activities
Brattleboro NH PC 25(6)
The Class 1 paving project is finishing up throughout downtown. Crews are finishing up permanent pavement markings and anticipate this operation to be complete next week.
Brattleboro-Putney STP PS 25(11)
Between Vermont Avenue and Noah's Lane, any remaining permanent pavement markings will be completed next week.
Crews are making progress cleaning out the ditch lines on U.S. 5 during the day. They plan to continue this work until the first weekend in December.