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Oak Hill Road paving moves ahead; board plans speed-hump placement after base pavement work

September 20, 2026 | Litchfield, Kennebec County, Maine


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Oak Hill Road paving moves ahead; board plans speed-hump placement after base pavement work
Board members reported that Oak Hill Road is scheduled for paving and that speed‑hump installation would follow the base pavement work and driver‑location meetings. One member said the priority was to get the road paved and paid for first, with speed humps placed once pavement crews finish and residents confirm locations.

“Let's get this road paved and get it paid first and then we'll put the speed on us,” a public‑works speaker said, explaining that humps and signage need to follow the contractor’s timeline. The board discussed notifying State Police and the County Sheriff and ensuring adequate signage is installed to warn drivers about new calming devices. Staff agreed to coordinate the final hump locations with residents after the paving is complete.

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