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CTDOT schedules milling and resurfacing on Route 309 in Canton and Simsbury
Summary
The Connecticut Department of Transportation announced project 0174-0488CN to mill and resurface a 4.74-mile segment of Route 309 in Canton and Simsbury, with milling set for July 9–17, 2026, and resurfacing scheduled July 20–31, 2026. Contractors named in the broadcast were Black and Boucher (milling) and Palmer Paving Co. (resurfacing).
The Connecticut Department of Transportation will perform a milling and resurfacing project on Route 309 in Canton and Simsbury, according to a statement read on a local community broadcast.
The statement—read on air by the program presenter—said project 0174-0488CN will mill and resurface a 4.74-mile segment of Route 309, described in the broadcast as running from Cherrybrook Road to a route number the presenter read as “16767.” The broadcast gave the project’s milling window as Thursday, July 9, 2026, through Friday, July 17, 2026, and said resurfacing is anticipated to begin Monday, July 20, 2026, and be completed by Friday, July 31, 2026.
“CTDOT is announcing that a milling and resurfacing project will be performed on Route 309 in Canton and Simsbury,” the presenter said while reading the agency statement on air.
The broadcast named contractors for the separate phases: Black and Boucher is scheduled to perform the milling work and Palmer Paving Co. is listed for resurfacing. The statement identified the project by number as 0174-0488CN and gave the total resurfacing segment length as 4.74 miles.
The on-air reading did not list traffic-control plans, detour routes or lane-closure schedules; those operational details were not specified in the broadcast. Motorists and local businesses seeking schedules or mitigation plans should consult CTDOT for full traffic-impact information.
Contact: Connecticut Department of Transportation for official project notices and traffic advisories; the local broadcast read the agency statement but did not supply additional CTDOT planning documents on air.
