Recent Project Activities

US Army Corps Report – Phase 1 Construction Activities Next 90 Days – August 2015

Progress since the last update has been steady and its proof of that is the installation of the Riverway precast concrete culvert sections over the last couple of days.

US Army Corps Report – Phase 1 Construction Activities Next 90 Days – July 2015

The weather last several weeks hasn’t been as dry since the last update; however, we have continued to make progress on the project between rain storms.

US Army Corps Report – Phase 1 Construction Activities Next 90 Days – June 2015

The weather since the last update has truly cooperated for us and helped the progress along for the project.

US Army Corps Report – Phase 1 Construction Activities Next 90 Days – May 2015

The Muddy River Flood Risk Management & Environmental Restoration Phase 1 Construction Project is located in the footprint generally between the Riverway downstream to Avenue Louis Pasteur.

US Army Corps Report – Phase 1 Construction Activities Next 90 Days – March 2015

The Muddy River Flood Risk Management & Environmental Restoration Phase 1 Construction Project is located in the footprint generally between the Riverway downstream to Avenue Louis Pasteur.

US Army Corps Report – Phase 1 Construction Activities Next 90 Days – February 2015

The Muddy River Flood Risk Management & Environmental Restoration Phase 1 Construction Project is located in the footprint generally between the Riverway downstream to Avenue Louis Pasteur.

Phase 2

PHASE 2 is under way!

We have achieved daylight! Phase 1 of the Muddy River Flood Risk Management Project culminated in the opening of the new Justine Mee Liff Park and the reconnection of the Emerald Necklace’s “missing link.” Phase 2 of the multi-faceted environmental restoration and stewardship project has begun, with construction activity expected over the next three years. While work proceeds to improve our treasured urban waterway, the parks will remain open.

Muddy River Project Restoration Overview

Since the fall of 1996, the Muddy River has flooded three times, causing damage to residents, businesses institutions and the public transit system in Boston and Brookline. The flooding has brought an urgency to the need to restore the river…