The Route CC bridge over South Moreau Creek in Moniteau County is slated for rehabilitation work in 2026. Built in 1966, the supporting structure is in good condition, but the driving surface has deteriorated and needs to be replaced.
The proposed...
The Washington County Route W bridge over Ashley Branch is slated for a deck replacement in 2026. Built in 1963, the supporting structures are in good condition, but the deck is in need of replacement. The new structure will be 26-feet wide, 2 feet...
Two bridges along Missouri Route 7, between Camden County Route T and the city of Richland, are slated for rehabilitation work in 2026. Both the bridge over Sellars Creek and the bridge over Murphy Creek were built in 1964 and rehabilitated in 1988...
The bridge on Cole County Route AA over South Moreau Creek is slated for rehabilitation in 2026. Built in 1965, the supporting structures are in good condition, but the driving surface has deteriorated and needs to be replaced.
The traffic control...
The Missouri Department of Transportation plans to rehabilitate the Missouri Route 42 bridges over the Maries River and Fly Creek. Both bridges were built more than 60 years ago and the bridge decks have deteriorated to the point of needing...
The Missouri Department of Transportation plans to rehabilitate the Maries County Route AA bridges over the Maries River and Little Maries River, between Argyle and Vienna. Built in the 1960s, both bridge decks have deteriorated to the point of...
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo – The Cole County Route AA bridge over South Moreau Creek, south of Russellville, is now open. After the replacing the bridge deck (driving surface), construction crews were able to reopen the bridge to all traffic on Wednesday...
MoDOT staff have been working with planning partners across the state the past few months to update the High-Priority Unfunded Needs document, which will be available this summer along with a public comment period to be announced.
The draft document will be presented at the following meetings around the state.
MoDOT staff have been working with planning partners across the state the past few months to update the High-Priority Unfunded Needs document, which will be available this summer along with a public comment period to be announced.
The draft document will be presented at the following meetings around the state.
MoDOT staff have been working with planning partners across the state the past few months to update the High-Priority Unfunded Needs document, which will be available this summer along with a public comment period to be announced.
The draft document will be presented at the following meetings around the state.
