11 traffic messages in Kennebec County.
Augusta route 202 the Western Ave bridge will have periodic lane closures as they work on the bridge. The shoulder is closed on northbound off ramp going west, the southbound exit 109B is closed with the detour being exit 109A. UPDATE July 1st 2026 The Temporary Whitten Road Connector has been removed and there is no access to Whitten Road Via the I-95 SB On Ramp
Winslow Clinton Ave from the intersection of Kidder St. to the intersection of route 100A will be reduced to one lane with an 11-foot width restriction starting June 8th, 2026, due to paving.
Augusta, North Belfast Ave, Road Maintenance, reduced to one lane. Use Caution
Belgrade/Rome Routes 27 and 8 from the intersection of Hazel Drive through Belgrade and Rome to the New Sharon town line will have alternating lane closures due to pavement work and ditching starting April 30th, 2025.
Benton on Benton Ave from the intersection of Danielle Ave to the intersection of route 11 the road will be reduced to one lane with an 11-foot width restriction due to paving staring June 8th, 2026.
Winslow Route 32 from the intersection of Cater Memorial Drive to the intersection of Lithgow St. will be reduced to one lane with an 11-foot width restriction starting June 8th, 2026, due to paving.
Winslow at the Donald V Carter Memorial Bridge, the road will have alternating lane closures along with a 12-foot width restriction starting August 1st, 2026, due to bridge wearing surface and joint replacement.
Monmouth to Litchfield Cobbossee Road will have alternating lane closures along with a 12-foot width restriction due to paving.
Winslow Route 100A from the intersection of Clinton Ave to the intersection of Smiley Ave will be reduced to one lane with an 11-foot width restriction starting June 8th, 2026, due to paving.
Litchfield to Richmond Thoroughfare Road will have alternating lane closures along with a 12-foot width restriction due to paving.
Augusta, Bangor Street from Prince St to Myrtle St, Road Maintenance, reduced to one lane. Use Caution