Crews to Repair Crosswalks, Lines

Last winter was a particularly brutal one for city streets and crosswalks.

Over the next few months, crews from the Boston Transportation Department will be in Charlestown, and neighborhoods around the city, to reinstall crosswalks, double yellow lane lines, school zone symbols and traffic turn arrows -- and any other markings in areas that have been damaged over the winter months.

Under the "Mark It" program, the city will repair more than 600 damaged crosswalks across the city, according to a press release from the city.

Crews will be in Charlestown on June 2 to work on the following streets:

• 255 Medford Street
• 382 Main Street
• 50 Bunker Hill Street
• 41 Medford Street
• 13 Caldwell Street
• Opposite 204 Bunker Hill Street
• 9 Hill Street
• 349 Bunker Hill Street
• Main and Eden Street intersection
• 29 Harvard Street
• Bunker Hill Street and Vine Street intersection
• Cook Street and Hill Street intersection
• Terminal Street
• First Street
• 127 Old Rutherford Avenue
• 62 Alford Street
• Pier 4, Charlestown Navy Yard
• 111 Warren Street
• Winthrop Street, Common Street, and Adams Street intersection

The “Mark It” program will place a heavy emphasis on crosswalk installation in areas close to parks, senior centers, schools and community centers.  In total, the Mark It program will cover about 25 percent of all intersections in the city using thermoplastic materials for the new markings.