Gurnet to Fitch Ave. Connector Road Construction Progressing
Construction on a new road to connect Route 24 (Gurnet Road) to Admiral Fitch Avenue at Brunswick Landing continues. See photos below. We anticipate a mid- to late-summer opening. The…
Construction on a new road to connect Route 24 (Gurnet Road) to Admiral Fitch Avenue at Brunswick Landing continues. See photos below. We anticipate a mid- to late-summer opening. The…
U.S. Department of Commerce Invests $615,000 to Make Critical Infrastructure Improvements Needed to Support Business Growth at Brunswick Landing WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration (EDA)…
Executive Director’s Report: Summer Sizzling With Jobs Growth It was a very productive summer of redevelopment and job creation at the former Navy base. As of September 1st, our employee count was…
Work to remove obsolete buildings and clear the way for new redevelopment projects began last week at Brunswick Landing. Three structures are slated to meet the wrecking ball over the next…
Redevelopment News, Spring 2016 Executive Director’s Report Redevelopment continues at a rapid pace in 2016 with a huge blast of good news. On Feb. 17th, Wayfair, a Boston-based ecommerce company that…
On Monday, November 30th, the commemorative plaque for the former Naval Air Station Brunswick was unveiled at Brunswick Landing’s P-3 Park on corner of Admiral Fitch Avenue and Pegasus Street.…
We’re pleased to announce, that as of this morning, we have opened the Seabee gate at the end of Allgash Drive to bike/pedestrian access along the north perimeter road parallel…
BRUNSWICK LANDING — The twin 800,000 fuel tanks at the former Navy Fuel Farm are being removed by Clark Scrap Metal of Hallowell this week. The crew is doing a…
Urban Renewal continues at Brunswick Landing This week the ongoing demo project has focused on the former Navy Construction Battalion “Seabee” buildings along Bath Road. We’re leveling all but three…
Urban Renewal Continues As part of its redevelopment mission, MRRA will level approximately 95,748 SF during the removal of 20 buildings from the former Naval Air Station Brunswick and Topsham Annex in…