Counties Impacted
Cole
Miller
Completed

Cole/Miller County Route 54/17 Bridge Repair Project Milestones

Complete
Westbound Route 54 Bridge Over Little Gravois Creek Rehabilitation
September 2018 - October 2019
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Complete
Eastbound Route 54 Bridge Over Wrights Creek Rehabilitation
September - November 2018
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Complete
Westbound Route 54 Bridge Over Wrights Creek Rehabilitation
September - November 2018
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Complete
Eastbound Route 54 Bridge Over the old Rock Island Railroad
October - December 2018
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Complete
Eastbound Route 54 Bridge Over Old Tuscumbia Road Rehabilitation
April - June 2019
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Complete
Westbound Route 54 Bridge Over Old Tuscumbia Road Rehabilitation
April - June 2019
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Eastbound Route 54 Bridge Over Business Route 54 Rehabilitation
Spring - Summer 2019
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Westbound Route 54 Bridge Over Business Route 54 Rehabilitation
Spring - Summer 2019
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Route 17 Bridge Over Route 54
Summer 2019
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Project Overview:

The project rehabilitated eight bridges along U.S. Route 54 in Miller County and one bridge on Route 17 over Route 54 in Cole County.

New driving surfaces and guardrail.

The work took place in the summer and the fall of 2019, the expectation that motorists will get an additional 20-25 years of service from each bridge before a deck replacement or bridge replacement is necessary.

The Cole County bridge included in the project is:

  • Route 17 over Route 54 – built in 1972

The Miller County bridges included in the project are:

  • Route 54 eastbound over the Rock Island Railroad, east of Route 87 – built in 1973
  • Route 54 eastbound and westbound over Business 54 – both built in 1973
  • Route 54 westbound over Little Gravois Creek – built in 1966
  • Route 54 eastbound and westbound over Wrights Creek – both built in 1972
  • Route 54 eastbound and westbound over Old Tuscumbia Road – both built in 1973
Cost:

The total cost of the project is approximately $3.7 million.

Contractor:

Capital Paving and Construction

Why was this work necessary?

The work was necessary to make repairs to the existing bridges and keep them in good condition while extending the life of the bridge.