Traffic & Transit

Route 20 Reconstruction In Oxford, Charlton: MassDOT To Host Forum

The meeting will provide updates on the Route 20 reconstruction project, which will affect more than 3 miles of road.

The public can learn more about the Route 20 reconstruction project for Charlton and Oxford at an upcoming meeting.
The public can learn more about the Route 20 reconstruction project for Charlton and Oxford at an upcoming meeting. (Shutterstock)

OXFORD, MA — A virtual public meeting for the Route 20 reconstruction project in Charlton and Oxford will happen in February. The project involves the reconstruction of about 3.2 miles of Route 20 from the intersection with Richardson Corner Road in Charlton to the intersection with Route 12 in Oxford, according to MassDOT.

MassDOT said it is redesigning and reconstructing Route 20 in Charlton and Oxford to improve safety and traffic.

Work proposed includes widening the road, replacing bridges over the Little River and the French River, adding sidewalks and shared-use paths, installing a median barrier, improving safety and traffic at intersections and enhancing stormwater treatment.

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Work will also be done on intersections including Bay Path Road, Glenmere Road, Oak Drive, Oxbow Road, Pioneer Drive, Leicester Street (Route 56), and Turner Road.

The meeting will begin with the project team providing a timeline and design and construction information.

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Local residents can register for the Feb. 8 meeting by going to this Zoom link.

Last year, MassDOT secured $15.4 million to renovate the intersection of Route 20 and Route 9 in Shrewsbury. That project is anticipated to begin in 2026.


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