Illinois 32 resurfacing through Sullivan remains on Moultrie County highway program

The Illinois Department of Transportation’s FY 2025-2030 highway improvement program continues to list pavement rehabilitation and Americans with Disabilities Act improvements on Illinois 32 through the Sullivan area.

The first segment runs 1.52 miles from Illinois 121 to 1200N in Sullivan. IDOT estimates that work at $2.65 million. The program also lists a separate 3.57-mile segment from 1200N in Sullivan to 0.5 mile south of Lake Shelbyville, with an estimated cost of $3.1 million.

The program identifies standard or designed overlay work as applicable to the Illinois 32 improvements. Together, the listed segments cover 5.09 miles, though the program gives separate estimates and does not establish that they will be administered as one contract. The improvements could address pavement conditions and accessibility along a route used by commuters, businesses and freight traffic.

The listing places the work within the fiscal-year 2025-2030 program but does not provide a current lane-closure schedule, final contract date or confirmation that construction has begun. The next known step is scheduling and advancing the programmed work through IDOT’s highway-improvement process.