Construction of the Still River Greenway project in Brookfield ahead of schedule. First Selectman Bill Tinsley said at the Board of Selectmen meeting on Tuesday that with dry weather, there is an outside chance that the project could be finished before winter. It's supposed to be a 270 day project. But Tinsley says it's more likely that the project will be shut down for the winter and re-started in late April or early May.
The road bed is in from where the trail starts up to where a bridge will go across the river by the police station.
The $2.8 million dollar project is an 8,500 foot multi-use trail. 80% of the project will be funded by the state. The pedestrian trail will run from Route 133 at Junction Road stretching to Route 202 at the Four Corners.
