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MWRA's Metropolitan Water Tunnel Program
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Community Updates for Wellesley
MWRA's Metropolitan Water Tunnel Program (MWTP) will add redundancy for MWRA's existing Metropolitan Tunnel System. Redundancy will provide multiple routes for more reliable water delivery to Metro Boston, and allow our aging, existing water tunnel system to be rehabilitated without interrupting service. MWRA and its contractors will perform work in seven communities where the two MWTP tunnels are planned to be constructed: Boston, Brookline, Needham, Newton Waltham, Wellesley and Weston. This work may be seen along city streets and can have impacts on neighborhoods. MWRA’s Community Relations Department works with municipal staff and residents to ensure good communications during these projects.
Meetings in Wellesley
- 03/21/2023 - Wellesley School Committee
Presentation | Meeting Documents - 11/15/2022 - Wellesley Board of Public Works
Presentation | Video
Geotechnical Work in Wellesley
The Metropolitan Water Tunnel Program is working on the geotechnical investigation at specific locations in your community. The following fact sheet explains geotechnical investigation work.
Notices for Abutters in Wellesley
Notices are distributed to those abutting work to notify them of work in their area.
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May, 2024 05/07/2024: Field work within the the Hegarty Pump Station property on Barton Road, Wellesley |
July, 2023 7/20/2023: Field work within the Wellesley Housing Authority’s Barton Road property 07/13/2023: Field work along the access road to the Schofield Elementary School at 27 Cedar Street |
June, 2022 06/14/2022: Field work, 100 Walnut Street, near the intersection of Walnut Street and Cedar Street |
May, 2022 05/19/2022: Field work, Redwing Road area |
May, 2021 08/19/2021: Field work at 125 Barton Road, within the Hegarty Street Pump Station site |
Contact Us
Please contact Carmine DeMaria, MWRA Community Relations Coordinator, or Tunnels.Info@mwra.com if you have any questions or concerns about the Metropolitan Water Tunnel Program.
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