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MWRA's Metropolitan Water Tunnel Program

Massachusetts Water Resources Authority

Community Updates for Brookline

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 Brookline

  • Informaton about public meetings in your town will be posted here.

Geotechnical Work in Brookline

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 Brookline

Notices are distributed to those abutting work to notify them of work in their area.

Active Notices

No active notices a this time.

Archive

February, 2024

02/16/2024: Field work on Town of Brookline property along the shoulder of Transfer Station Drive

May, 2023

05/30/2023: Field work within Transfer Station Drive area

05/30/2023: Field work in Allandale Farm area at 186 to 282 Newton Street

July, 2022

07/21/2022: Field work in Fairgreen Place area

May, 2022

05/12/2022: Field work at Wolcott Road and Shaw Road area

05/12/2022: Field work at Robert T. Lynch Municipal Golf Course, along the cart path of the 18th hole

July 2021

07/08/2021: Field work at Newton Street Pump Station at 321 Newton Street

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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Updated April 10, 2024

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