Counties Impacted
Caldwell
Daviess
Route Impacted
13
Work Type
Concrete Overlay
Completed

Project Summary

On May 1, 2023, Phillips Hardy, Inc., working with the Missouri Department of Transportation, started a resurfacing project on Route 13 from the southern city limits of Hamilton to north of Route HH in Kingston which was completed in three stages.

Crews reopened Route 13 on September 19, 2024. 

Coming in 2026: Resurfacing project on Route 13 between Ray County and Missouri Route 6 in Gallatin.

Project Timeline

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2022: Route 13 Resurfacing

Kingston to the Ray County line - complete November 2022.

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2023: U.S. Route 36 Bridge Rehabilitation and Route 13 Resurfacing (stage one)

Route 13 bridge over U.S. Route 36:

Route 13 Resurfacing Project:

  • Stage one of resurfacing from the south city limits of Hamilton to north of Route HH in Kingston began in early May 2023.
  • Route 13 from Mill Creek Drive to Route P reopened on Dec. 1, 2023.
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2024: Resurfacing from the south city limits of Hamilton to north of Route HH in Kingston

Contractors from Phillips Hardy, Inc., began stage three of the project on April 1, 2024 and reopened Route 13 to all traffic on Sept. 19, 2024. 

Stage three (Far West Drive to Kingston).

  • COMPLETE

Stage two (Route P to Far West Drive).

  • COMPLETE

Stage one (Mill Creek Drive to Route P).

  • COMPLETE
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2026: Resurfacing Caldwell/Daviess County from Mill Creek Drive in Hamilton to Route 6 in Gallatin

Scheduled for the October 2025 letting for contractor bidding. 

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Caldwell/Daviess County Route 13 Projects
Summary

Click  on the highlighted sections of Route 13 below to learn more about planned and completed projects. 

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Project News:

  • Caldwell County Route 13 to close for stage two resurfacing

    06/03/2024

    ST. JOSEPH, Mo. – A resurfacing project on Caldwell County Route 13 is progressing and will soon move to the next stage of construction. Contractors from Phillips Hardy, Inc., working with the Missouri Department of Transportation, plan to reopen...

  • Caldwell County Route 13 resurfacing project to resume

    03/22/2024

    ST. JOSEPH, Mo. – Concrete paving on Caldwell County Route 13 is scheduled to begin on Monday, April 1. Contractors from Phillips Hardy, Inc., working with the Missouri Department of Transportation, will continue work to complete stages two (Route P...

  • NOW OPEN: Caldwell County Route 13

    12/01/2023

    ST. JOSEPH, Mo. – Caldwell County Route 13 from Mill Creek Drive to Route P is now open. Contractors from Phillips Hardy, Inc., working with the Missouri Department of Transportation, closed the roadway in May 2023 to begin Stage One (Mill Creek...

Frequently Asked Questions: 

Q: Will MoDOT close the road during construction?

A: For the concrete overlay from Kingston to Mill Creek Road in Hamilton:  Yes, in order for the contractor to lay the concrete overlay, and the need of adequate concrete cure time, the roadway will be closed in three different phases in order to complete the project (segments listed below). A detour will direct motorists to use U.S. Route 36, I-35 and Route 116 during the closure. The contractor will work with residents within each work zone to maintain property access during construction. 

  1. Mill Creek Road to Route P
  2. Route P to Far West Drive
  3. Far West Drive to just north of Route HH in Kingston

For the resurfacing from Mill Creek Road in Hamilton to Route 6 in Gallatin: It is expected that construction will be completed under single-lane closures. The roadway would remain open, but motorist should anticipate delays. 

 

Q: Why is the road closed instead of narrowed to one lane?

A: The decision to fully close the roadway in three sections was made due to roadway condition, cost and intent to reduce traffic impacts. 

  • The design team considered reducing traffic to one lane during construction, however, concrete traffic barriers would have been required to be installed down the center of the roadway, pushing traffic off onto the shoulders of Route 13. Due to the current/previous condition of Route 13, this would have required complete reconstruction of the shoulders prior to completing the overlay. This option was not chosen due to cost, construction time/traffic delays, and restrictive property owner access. 

     

Q: Who can I contact if I have further questions?

A: Questions may be left by calling 888 ASK MODOT (888-275-6636) or emailing nwcr@modot.mo.gov

 

Q: How can I stay updated on the project's progress?

A: Sign up for project-specific updates at the bottom of this page.

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Need More Information?

We're here to help! If you're looking for additional information, you can contact us at: 

  • nwcr@modot.mo.gov
  • 1-888-ASK-MODOT (888 275-6636) - reference Northwest District Caldwell/Daviess County Route 13 projects
  • Sign up for eUpdates: Customer Service Signon (mo.gov)