JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – A project to rehabilitate six bridges over Interstate 44 in Phelps and Pulaski counties is scheduled to get underway the week of Aug. 18. One bridge will see the long-closed attached sidewalk removed, while the remaining five...
The Missouri Department of Transportation plans to rehabilitate five Phelps County bridges that cross Interstate 44 next year. Routes E, J, D, Kingshighway and County Road 8490 over I-44 are all in need of repair. Information about each structure...
SIKESTON—The Missouri Department of Transportation plans to replace four bridges on Route 77 and two bridges on Route 80 in Mississippi County.
The bridges on Route 77 include:
JACKSON COUNTY – The Missouri Department of Transportation will be conducting lighting improvements on eastbound I-70 west of I-435 and southbound I-435 resulting in various lane closures. All work is weather permitting.
Tuesday, August 19 at 8 p.m...
SIKESTON-The Missouri Department of Transportation plans to rehabilitate the Route 34 bridge over Clark Creek in Wayne County. The bridge is located between County Road 312 and County Road 313, east of Patterson, Missouri.
Work could begin as early...
SIKESTON-The Missouri Department of Transportation plans to improve two bridges in Scott and Cape Girardeau Counties.
The bridge projects include:
SIKESTON—Route J in Stoddard County will be closed as Missouri Department of Transportation crews replace a culvert under the roadway.
This section of roadway is located from Route F to County Road 237 near Bloomfield, Missouri.
Weather permitting...
SIKESTON—U.S. Route 62 in Dunklin County will be reduced to one lane with a 12-foot lane restriction as construction crews perform asphalt overlay.
This section of roadway is located from the Arkansas State Line to Route 25 near Malden, Missouri.
We...
Where: Jones Avenue & Nettleton Avenue CLOSED south of Chestnut Expressway in Springfield
When: Monday, August 18 – Monday, August 25
What: Contractor crews to reconstruct and pave the approaches to Chestnut Expressway (Business 65) as part of the...
Residents who use Route D (Dr. Martin Luther King Drive/Page Boulevard) in the city of St. Louis were invited to attend an upcoming open house style public meeting to learn about plans for a 2026 project along the corridor. This meeting will allow the public to share insights, discuss concerns and provide comments, either directly to the engineers or through a survey. The Missouri Department of Transportation held the open house-style public meeting to share plans for a project starting in 2026 that resurfaces the roadway between Tucker Boulevard and Skinker Parkway/Kienlen Avenue and addresses some safety concerns along the corridor. These concerns were gathered and discussed during two previous public meetings about this section of Route D.
