Waterbury Branch trains scheduled to be replaced by buses through May 2027
CTDOT plans to replace every Waterbury Branch train with substitute buses from July 20, 2026, through May 31, 2027, during planned branch-line work.
Connecticut Department of Transportation
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Route 151 resurfacing in Haddam enters August work phase with weekday lane closures
CTDOT is scheduled to resurface 5.96 miles of Route 151 from the East Haddam-Haddam line toward East Hampton during weekday work hours.
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CTDOT schedules Route 201 pavement-preservation work in North Stonington
A planned CTDOT pavement-preservation project covers Route 201 from the Stonington town line to Route 2 in North Stonington, but its current construction status remains unconfirmed.
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Route 151 resurfacing continues through Aug. 21 near Moodus and East Haddam
Connecticut DOT is milling and resurfacing 5.96 miles of Route 151 from the East Haddam-Haddam town line through East Hampton, with work scheduled through Aug. 21, 2026.
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Wilton’s Cannon Road Bridge project advances toward 2026 construction planning
The Route 33/Cannon Road bridge replacement in Wilton is listed at 90% design, with authorization to bid, an estimated $6.57 million cost and a projected 2028 completion.
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Route 201 pavement preservation work remains active in North Stonington
CTDOT’s 2026 project covers about 2.19 miles of Route 201 between the Stonington town line and Route 2, with weekday alternating one-way traffic controls scheduled through an October 9 completion target.
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Connecticut breaks ground on $1.6 billion New Haven Line modernization project
State and federal officials broke ground July 27 on a $1.6 billion phase of New Haven Line improvements aimed at replacing aging rail infrastructure and enabling faster train operations in some segments.