TRUMBULL — The state’s transportation agency is working on a project that would, in part, reduce one lane in both directions of travel on Route 25 in Trumbull. The work will take place between the intersection of Route 111 and the Twin Brooks Pequonnock Trail overpass, according to the state Department of Transportation, which says the project spans about 3.7 miles along Route 25. Construction will also include pavement improvement, the DOT said, and full-depth roadway reconstruction on Route 25, as well as milling and overlaying on all ramps at Exit 6. The goal is to improve roadside safety, according to the DOT. Short-term off-peak detour routes will be implemented should ramps need to be closed for construction activities, according to the DOT. The schedule estimates design will be complete in summer 2030, with construction anticipated to start that fall. Progress depends on the project being accepted, availability of funding, and receipt of any required right-of-way and environmental permits, the DOT said. Work will be undertaken with 80% federal and 20% state funds.
DOT Route 25 roadwork in Trumbull expected to reduce multiple lanes of traffic
