On April 12, 2017

Route 4 paving work starts

Delays are not expected yet on the 15-mile project from Rutland to Killington

RUTLAND—Roadwork activities will begin this week on a roughly 15-mile stretch of Route 4; however, they are not expected to cause delays  quite yet. Road crews will be onsite installing construction signs and clearing any brush or trees in preparation for construction activities.

The work is being done in preparation for a major paving project that is expected to last until October.

The project will begin slightly east of the Rutland City-Rutland Town line near Gleason Road and continue through Mendon and Killington to Mission Farm Road, near the Skyship Gondola.

Drivers are asked to exercise caution when driving past road crews on the sides of the road.

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