CTDOT is rehabilitating 19 bridges on I-384 in Manchester and Bolton through a $17.3M project to extend their service life. Work includes deck repairs, waterproofing and new asphalt overlays. Construction began spring 2025, with completion expected by November 2026. Safety and traffic management measures are in place throughout the project….
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