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West Lebanon, NH South Main Street Dry Bridge Project Update - Week of September 14, 2026
West Lebanon, NH South Main Street Dry Bridge Project Update - Week of September 14, 2026
The contractor will continue installing sheet piles for the cofferdams and will complete the construction of the retaining wall. Existing bridge demolitions and water service installations will also begin the week of September 14, 2026.
Utility relocation work is in progress and expected to continue for approximately two weeks.
The Dry Bridge will close to all vehicular and pedestrian traffic on Monday, September 14, 2026, at 7:00 AM. A temporary, ADA‑accessible pedestrian footbridge will be available at the time of closure and will remain in place throughout construction of the new Dry Bridge. For safety, bicyclists are encouraged to dismount and walk their bicycles across the footbridge. Detours for motorists will be in place.
Please be advised that construction crews and vehicles will be active in the area while road work is underway. While the Dry Bridge will be closed, motorists traveling near the construction zone should exercise caution as construction activities continue.
Additionally, Advance Transit (AT) has notified the City that bus service to the plazas will continue during the closure. Riders will take the Red Route bus to Lebanon City Hall to access the plazas, and all plaza trips will depart from Lebanon City Hall. Riders can access the Red Route from the nearest stop at Main and Church, Opp Church and Main, or Shaw’s.
AT will not be able to serve its current corridor between Main Street and Hannaford during the closure. The following stops will not be served:
• 114 Romano Circle
• 115 Glen Road Plaza, Opp
• 128 Glen Road Plaza
• 129 Romano Circle, Opp
For the most up-to-date detour map and schedule, AT and the City encourages AT Riders to check route availability on the Advance Transit website.
If you or someone you know cannot walk to the nearest stop because of a disability, AT encourages riders to please consider applying for the Access AT service.
For more information about this project, please visit LebanonNH.gov/DryBridge.
The contractor will continue installing sheet piles for the cofferdams and will complete the construction of the retaining wall. Existing bridge demolitions and water service installations will also begin the week of September 14, 2026.
Utility relocation work is in progress and expected to continue for approximately two weeks.
The Dry Bridge will close to all vehicular and pedestrian traffic on Monday, September 14, 2026, at 7:00 AM. A temporary, ADA‑accessible pedestrian footbridge will be available at the time of closure and will remain in place throughout construction of the new Dry Bridge. For safety, bicyclists are encouraged to dismount and walk their bicycles across the footbridge. Detours for motorists will be in place.
Please be advised that construction crews and vehicles will be active in the area while road work is underway. While the Dry Bridge will be closed, motorists traveling near the construction zone should exercise caution as construction activities continue.
Additionally, Advance Transit (AT) has notified the City that bus service to the plazas will continue during the closure. Riders will take the Red Route bus to Lebanon City Hall to access the plazas, and all plaza trips will depart from Lebanon City Hall. Riders can access the Red Route from the nearest stop at Main and Church, Opp Church and Main, or Shaw’s.
AT will not be able to serve its current corridor between Main Street and Hannaford during the closure. The following stops will not be served:
• 114 Romano Circle
• 115 Glen Road Plaza, Opp
• 128 Glen Road Plaza
• 129 Romano Circle, Opp
For the most up-to-date detour map and schedule, AT and the City encourages AT Riders to check route availability on the Advance Transit website.
If you or someone you know cannot walk to the nearest stop because of a disability, AT encourages riders to please consider applying for the Access AT service.
For more information about this project, please visit LebanonNH.gov/DryBridge.