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Due to age, the Loughborough and Weber bridges over Interstate 55 need to be replaced and updated to current standards. At the same time, the city of St. Louis needs to replace the Loughborough bridge over the railroad tracks to the west.  Current plans include working on both bridges at the same time to reduce impact to traffic.  This meeting is to get information from the public on concerns and issues they may see around the area.  Plans are for any construction to start in late 2027.

MoDOT is working on a preliminary design for expanding westbound U.S. Route 54 in Jefferson City to three lanes and reconfiguring the Callaway County Route W (Airport Road) ramps to accommodate the new lane.  

MoDOT will host an open-house style public meeting for its Route AC (New Halls Ferry Rd.) corridor upgrades project. The meeting will focus on proposed plans for improvement of Route AC from south of I-270 to St. Cyr Rd. Planned improvements include resurfacing the existing roadway, updating the corridor's pedestrian infrastructure to meet ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) requirements, and upgrading traffic signals. 

Missouri Route 47 and the Union Pacific Railroad in Washington County, north of Potosi, are currently intersecting at ground level, commonly referred to as an at grade intersection. A safety improvement is planned which will realign the road and raise it over the railroad, eliminating an intersection where vehicles cross railroad tracks. These improvements will enhance safety, drivability, and traffic flow.

The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT), working with its consultant Bartlett & West, is preparing for a future project that will include resurfacing and sidewalk improvements at various locations on Business 54, Route J, Liberty Street, Missouri Route 15 and Missouri Route 22 in Mexico. Sidewalk improvements are being completed as part of MoDOT's initiative to bring all MoDOT facilities into compliance with the current standards of the American's with Disabilities Act (ADA).