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Main Street Corridor Project update: Traffic marking installation to begin Tuesday

by | Sep 4, 2026 | News

The town announced in the latest Main Street Corridor Project update that Markings Inc. will be onsite from Tuesday to Thursday to install traffic marking as crews complete other punch list items throughout the week.

Work planned for the week includes sidewalk work and repairs along with work on the driveway apron at the fire station. The contractor also plans to initiate driveway work on the Next Generation Children’s Center’s Wood Street Driveway. It will provide notification to the daycare regarding work dates.

Detours and land closure will be used as needed. Drivers are asked to plan ahead, allow extra travel time and follow posted detour signs while traveling through the project area.

Weather and other existing conditions may change the projected work schedule. Detours or alternating traffic will be used as needed for project work. For the most up-to-date information, visit the town’s project website at hopkintonmainstreet.com.

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