Districts Impacted

Northeast
Counties Impacted
Lincoln
Route Impacted
47
Work Type
Safety and Operational Improvements
Planning Phase

project Project Summary

The Missouri Department of Transportation, along with its contractor Magruder Paving, will deliver a roadway widening project to improve safety for motorists, and the overall condition and efficiency along 6.7 centerline miles of the Missouri Route 47 corridor between Routes A/D in Hawk Point to just west of Routes H/J in Troy in Lincoln County.

The corridor improvement project will be divided into seven segments that will be constructed over a two-year span with projected completion in 2028. Work will start in Hawk Point to the west and move eastward toward Troy as construction progresses. 

Planned improvements will realign two curves in the corridor and allow for the addition of paved shoulders, intersection and profile improvements and pavement resurfacing.

Project Milestones

Complete
Public Hearing

October 4, 2023

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Complete
Right of Way

2024

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Under Contract

Spring 2026

Contractor: Magruder Paving, LLC 
Contract Amt: $18,884,174.74

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In Progress
Public Informational Meeting

Monday, July 13, 2026, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Hawk Point Lions Club Building
180 W. Lincoln Street, Hawk Point, MO

Displays are listed below

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Under Construction

 2026 - 2027

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Public engagement

Project Information and Public Engagement

 

Public Hearing - October 4, 2023 | 4 - 6 p.m.
Location:  Community Room, Cuivre River Electric Cooperative, 1112 E. Cherry St., Troy, MO

Public Informational Meeting - July 13, 2026 | 4 - 6 p.m.
Location:  Hawk Point Lions Club Building, 180 W. Lincoln St., Hawk Point, MO

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2026 Public Informational Meeting - Materials/Displays

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Summary

Missouri Route 47 in Lincoln County, from 0.3 miles west of the Routes H/J intersection in Troy to the Routes A/D intersection in Hawk Point

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2023 Public Hearing - Materials/Displays

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

How much does the project cost?  

Approximately $18.8 million

What are the anticipated impacts?  

Various traffic impacts will be in place as the project progresses, including lane reductions, closures and detours. More information regarding traffic impacts will be shared through news releases and social media for each stage of construction as details become available.

Will the road be closed during construction? 

Customers can anticipate a few full closures throughout the project to complete improvements. As major roadway realignments and intersection reconstruction occur, it will be necessary to fully close the MO 47 and divert traffic across alternative routes to reach their destinations. More information regarding traffic impacts will be shared through news releases and social media for each stage of construction as details become available.

Will MoDOT need to acquire any right of way?  

Yes. All right of way acquisitions are complete.

How can I stay updated about the project? 

Stay updated on news about roadwork in your area by signing up for emails at eUpdates at MoDOT.org

Who can I contact if I have further questions? 

Questions about the project may be directed to Keith Killen, MoDOT's project manager overseeing the project at keith.killen@modot.mo.gov or Jeff Niemeyer, Area Engineer, at jeffrey.niemeyer@modot.mo.gov

project Project Contacts

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Killen, Keith A
Keith Killen, P.E.
Title
Assistant District Engineer
Department
Northeast District
Contact Info

Email: keith.killen@modot.mo.gov

Phone: (660) 385-8222

 

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Jeff Neimeyer Portrait
Jeff Niemeyer
Title
Area Engineer
Department
Northeast District
Contact Info

Email: jeffrey.niemeyer@modot.mo.gov 

Phone: (573) 808-3562