Route 150

Project Overview

Schedule

FAQs

Community Outreach

After completing a year long preliminary design and community outreach process, the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is moving ahead with its plans to widen an 8-mile section of Missouri Route 150 from Route 71 to Route 291 from the existing two lanes to four lanes.

The project is being funded with Amendment 3 dollars totaling approximately $30 million and $17 million of American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds. Missouri voters approved Amendment 3— Smoother, Safer, Sooner — in 2004 to enhance the condition and accelerate the completion of the state’s priority road and bridge projects.

The project includes:

• A plan for access management
• Right-of-way design plans
• Bridge design plans
• Final design plans

MoDOT and the design team are currently moving toward completion of final design plans for this three-phased project. A contract for the second phase of the project, from Lumpkins Fork to Horridge Road, was awarded to Clarkson Construction Co., who will begin that portion by mid-summer. Clarkson is now placing deck panels for the bridge over Lumpkins Fork, and has completed the bridge over Oil Creek and the White Avenue Bridge over Little Blue River.