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Beacon Street (Brighton)

We will repave the roadway, build accessible curb ramps, and update the design to be safer for all users between Cleveland Circle and the Newton city line.

 

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Project Phase

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Pending
Planning
Design
Construction
Complete

Project Information

Location
Beacon Street from Cleveland Circle to the Newton City Line Brighton 02467
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Project Features
Accessibility
Infrastructure improvements
Street Safety Improvements
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Expected Year to be Completed
2026
Primary Project Type
Streets

We plan to resurface the roadway and reconstruct curb ramps to bring Beacon Street to a state of good repair. Along with this work, we aim to update the street design to improve safety and comfort for all travelers on Beacon Street. Our goals are to deliver the following investments: 

  • Pedestrian safety: Create safer pedestrian crossings that connect people to major park amenities, sports complexes, and college buildings by reducing the crosswalk distance and exploring the feasibility of other crosswalk enhancements.
  • Accessibility: Rebuild curb ramps to meet accessibility standards. 
  • Road surface quality: Repave Beacon Street from Cleveland Circle to the Newton City Boundary.
  • Traffic: Maintain existing road capacity while narrowing travel lanes to encourage safer speeds.
  • Parking: Maintain on-street parking and ensure access to local recreation and park.
  • Connected bicycle network: Update the existing bike lanes to increase separation between people biking and vehicles.
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