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Marathon Monday Road Closures

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From the Hopkinton Police Department:

On April 15th, roads immediately surrounding the start line and town common (Main St., Ash St., Park St, and Hayden Rowe) will close at 6:30am, followed by all other roads leading into the downtown area and will be closed for general travel as of 7:00am. This year will be consistent with recent years prior. The major roads leading into the downtown area will be blocked at the following locations:

  • West Main Street at Lumber Street
  • Wood Street at Elm Street
  • Hayden Rowe Street at Chestnut
  • Ash Street at Blueberry Lane
  • Cedar Street at Legacy Farms North
  • East Main Street at every intersection

In addition to these locations, all roadways that are adjacent to the roads where runners, spectators, volunteers, and workers are located will be blocked.

Residents are advised to plan accordingly.

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