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An in-person public meeting will be held on Thursday, May 28, 2026, at the General Services Building at the University of Missouri from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Members of the project team will be on hand to provide information and answer questions from the community. There will be no formal presentation, so members of the public can come and go as they please. By participating and commenting, the public can help MoDOT determine what best serves the needs of the roughly 19,000 motorists who use the bridge on an average day, while being responsible stewards of available funding.  

The Moniteau County Route T bridge over Burris Fork Creek, south of California, is slated for rehabilitation work in 2027. The bridge, built in 1960, is used by roughly 500 motorists on an average day. Proposed rehabilitation work includes replacing the expansion joint and repairing the supporting structure. 

The proposed traffic control plan calls for closing Route T with a signed detour for an estimated 30 days.

MoDOT plans to rehabilitate the Route MM bridge over Harviell Ditch in Butler County. The bridge is located just west of County Road 355, northwest of Neelyville, Missouri. Work could begin as early as July 2026. The roadway will be closed in the vicinity of the bridge as construction is underway. The rehabilitation work will be underway for approximately two months.

Previously, this project was scoped as a replacement. Reassessment of utility impacts and the condition of the bridge allowed MoDOT to update the scope of the project from a bridge replacement to a rehabilitation project (deck replacement).  

The Missouri Department of Transportation plans to improve the intersection of Routes K and N in Scott City, Missouri. This safety improvement project will realign Route K and County Road 305. Rebuilding the intersection will improve turning movements and better accommodate commercial vehicles. 

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The Missouri Department of Transportation plans to improve approximately 11 miles of Route 25 in Cape Girardeau County. 

The proposed project will include: 

• Resurfacing Route 25 from Route 61 at Jackson, Missouri to Route 77 at the Blomeyer roundabout.
  • Route 25 will be reduced to one lane with a pilot vehicle in place to guide traffic through the work zone as pavement improvements are underway.
• Turn lanes will be constructed at Route Z and County Roads 325, 324 and 318.
  • As widening operations are underway, two-way traffic will be maintained except for brief intervals to allow for equipment movement.
• Two bridges on Route 25 will also be improved. The bridges are located just south of County Road 214 and over Williams Creek between County Road 228 and County Road 214.
  • The bridge work will include removing the existing asphalt from the bridge deck, overlaying each bridge and replacing the bridge rails. Temporary signals will be used to reduce traffic to one lane, and county roads intersecting near each of the bridges will be closed during the bridge work.

ST. CHARLES COUNTY – The Missouri Department of Transportation will hold an informational open house style public meeting about preferred corridor alternatives for U.S. Route 61 in St. Charles County on Wednesday, December 17 from 4:30 -6:30 p.m.

The public meeting will be held at the Wentzville City Hall located at 1001 Schroder Creek Blvd., Wentzville, MO 63385. No formal presentations will be made during the open-house style meeting. Attendees can stop by at any time during the meeting to view the project details and speak with representatives from MoDOT. 

Since fall 2023, MoDOT and traffic consultants have been conducting a Traffic Safety and Operations study on U.S. Route 61 from the I-64/I-70 interchange to the Lincoln County line. Engineers reviewed safety and crash data for the corridor, as well as current and projected traffic volumes based on anticipated developments in the area.  

The study team confirmed and recommended the construction of a grade-separate interchange on Highway W at U.S. Route 61 which would replace the current at-grade median crossover that exists today.  To provide local motorists full access to the Route 61/Route W interchange, the study recommended constructing/connecting outer roads along both sides of U.S. Route 61 between Dietrich Road and McHugh Road.  These initial outer road segments would allow for the closure of the remaining at-grade median crossovers in St. Charles County.  The current conceptual configuration for the proposed 61/W interchange is a “dogbone” style with roundabouts at each end of the future bridge, like the I-64/Prospect dogbone interchange in Lake St. Louis.  

Approximately $40 million from the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) has been allocated for construction of corridor improvements starting in 2028.  The purpose of this study was to determine needs along the corridor, what can be constructed with the funding currently allocated and estimate additional funding needed to complete additional improvements in the future.  Those additional future corridor improvements are unfunded but will be prioritized on MoDOT’s High-Priority Unfunded Needs List utilizing the traditional planning process.

This meeting is accessible to individuals with disabilities. To request other special accommodations, please call 1-888-ASK-MoDOT or email jack.wang@modot.mo.gov. 

For more information on the Route 61 project, visit: https://www.modot.org/projects/us-route-61-safety-and-traffic-study-st-charles-county

This project, part of the Kaysinger Basin Bridge Bundle, will remove the current bridge deck/driving surface of the Henry County Route U bridge over Truman Lake and replace it with a new, smoother driving surface.

This is a project to make pavement, traffic flow, safety and sidewalk improvements along Missouri Route 96 (Central Avenue) in Carthage from west of Interstate 49 to Missouri Route 571 (Garrison Avenue).  Pavement along the corridor is in poor condition and needs to be replaced.  

This is a project to make pavement, traffic flow, safety and sidewalk improvements along Missouri Route 96 (Central Avenue) in Carthage from west of Interstate 49 to Missouri Route 571 (Garrison Avenue).  Pavement along the corridor is in poor condition and needs to be replaced.