Districts Impacted
Project Summary
This project will rehabilitate the U.S. Highway 65 northbound and southbound bridges over Turkey Creek in Pettis County. The project is scheduled to begin in Spring 2026.
Project Milestones
Latest News
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TRAFFIC ALERT: Various lane closures on MO 350 at I-435 by KC Water for utility work, TODAY
JACKSON COUNTY – KC Water is conducting urgent utility work on MO 350 at I-435 resulting in various lane closures beginning NOW, Fri., March 13 until 2:00 p.m.
Motorists are reminded to slow down and pay attention while driving in work zones. Not all...
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Lane closures on Bannister Road and U.S. 71 for bridge replacement work, TODAY
JACKSON COUNTY- The Missouri Department of Transportation will be replacing bridges on U.S. Route 71 over Bannister Road (Route W). While safe to travel on, the bridges are reaching the end of their service life. All work is weather permitting.
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Ramp and lane closures on U.S. 71 at Bannister Road for bridge replacement work. NOW - April 10
REVISED: JACKSON COUNTY- The Missouri Department of Transportation will be replacing bridges on U.S. Route 71 over Bannister Road (Route W). While safe to travel on, the bridges are reaching the end of their service life. All work is weather...
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Why is this project happening?
While safe, the northbound and southbound bridges over Turkey Creek on US-65 in Pettis County require routine maintenance.
What will be the traffic implications?
Median crossovers will be utilized to transfer traffic from the northbound to southbound lanes while construction is occurring on the northbound bridge. Median crossovers will also be utilized to transfer traffic from the southbound to the northbound lanes while construction is occurring on the southbound bridge. This will ensure a lane of travel is provided in each direction on US-65 during the construction of each bridge.
How much will this project cost?
The project will cost approximately $2.3 million.
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Project Contacts
Jaclyn White