Main Street Project Updates May 3, 2024
Construction Update
Sewer work continues on Main Street between St. Paul Street and Church Street.
Sewer work along Church Street between Maple and King Streets will continue next week.
Traffic Update
Main Street between St. Paul Street and Church Street remains closed.
The intersection of King Street/Church Street is closed.
Pedestrian traffic will be maintained around work zones. Follow designated pedestrian signage.
Parking Update
Parking at the Courthouse Plaza Garage (South Winooski Ave. entrance only) continues to be available at the City rate of $1.50/hour and space is still highly available. City rates are only available on the level that is accessed from the South Winooski Ave. entrance.
Public parking on the surface level (access from Church Street) is available nights/weekends and is managed by Unified Parking Partners and follows their
rate structure.
Parking directly in and adjacent to work zones will be impacted. Please follow signage for access to local businesses and alternate business parking. Click below to access and explore the City of Burlington’s interactive parking map to see current closures.
The public parking lot at the northeast corner of Main Street and S. Winooski Avenue will remain closed for several months – until further notice.
Please follow signage for access to local businesses and alternate business parking.
Explore the City of Burlington’s interactive parking map.
Nearby Project Alerts
A DPW Water Resources contractor has begun work to replace an old sewer line on Pine between Bank and College Streets.
This work will protect against unplanned, emergency repairs, fortify downtown infrastructure and add additional capacity to the system. The project will last up to 1 month. There may be occasional closures, one-way traffic or delays. Service impacts are not expected.
For information on nearby projects, click below to go to the DPW Construction Portal
For information on the Champlain Parkway and traffic impacts visit Champlain Parkway.
Service impacts are not expected.
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