CTDOT will replace deteriorated wooden noise barriers on I-84 westbound in East Hartford with durable concrete alternatives. The project covers two sites from Governor Street off-ramp to east of Forbes Street overpass. Design is set for fall 2028 and construction in spring 2029, fully funded by the state….
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