Lincoln residents get an early look at planned 70th Street improvements
Lincoln will host an August 6 open house on planned 70th Street improvements, including pavement, signal, bus-stop and ADA work anticipated for 2027.
Lincoln will host an August 6 open house on planned 70th Street improvements, including pavement, signal, bus-stop and ADA work anticipated for 2027.
Tyler Parkway is closed between Country West Road and Valley Drive as Bismarck crews build two roundabouts, raised pedestrian crossings and storm-sewer infrastructure.
FDOT says post-letting and pre-construction work is ongoing on the approximately $102 million SR A1A bridge replacement. Drivers should retain a crossing over Sebastian Inlet, but changing work zones, possible nonpeak lane closures and reduced park access are expected through a schedule now listed through fall 2031.
Scottsdale crews are rebuilding ADA ramps and crosswalks on Indian School Road before utility adjustments and mill-and-overlay work bring added lane restrictions beginning Aug. 9.
Intermittent Rand Road closures in late July were tied to bridge-deck work, but Palatine drivers should expect additional Route 53 traffic changes as bridge rehabilitation and related improvements move through separate construction phases.
Augusta drivers face continuing Broad Street lane restrictions, while the status of a temporary 13th Street closure should be confirmed before travel.
WisDOT is advancing design for a 2.24-mile STH 70 project in Spooner, including pavement replacement, intersection changes, drainage work, sidewalks and ADA curb ramps. The project remains in planning and design, with later right-of-way and PS&E milestones scheduled for 2029.
Frisco’s planned Legacy-Stonebrook widening remains in design, with bidding expected in late summer or early fall 2026 and construction tentatively projected from late 2026 through mid-2028.
Capital Region International Airport’s roadway reconstruction project is scheduled to cover 2.7 miles of airport-owned roads, with the first phase set for July 13 through Sept. 6, 2026.
Sioux Falls and the South Dakota Department of Transportation say several major roadway, bridge and interchange projects are expected to reach substantial completion this fall, with August work planned for a new bridge connection to southbound I-29.
Parker budgeted $53.7 million in its 2026 Public Improvements Fund and spent $13.9 million through June 30, with resurfacing, bridge, roadway, sidewalk, traffic-control and stormwater projects at different stages.
Glendale’s FY 2026-27 budget funds road, signal, lighting and transit improvements, but city records show projects at different stages—from design and scheduled 2026 work to active construction.
Foothill Transit continues to close stops on Lines 286 and 482 near Diamond Bar Boulevard while Diamond Bar completes bus-stop and street upgrades.
Elyria is seeking engineering consultants for proposed SR-57 and Chestnut Ridge Road traffic improvements, with statements of qualifications due by 4 p.m. Aug. 14.
A June 23, 2026 KDOT program amendment keeps the 4.5-mile Norton County portion of the remaining K-383 modernization programmed for right-of-way obligation in FFY2026 and construction plus construction engineering in FFY2027.
New London drivers face scheduled Aug. 11–15 night closures at Exit 83 and South Frontage Road as northbound bridge traffic shifts into Stage 1.
Groveport’s 2026 street program covers roads, alleys, Green Pointe Drive South and Groveport Park, with phased work, parking limits and traffic disruptions.
Manchester Road remains closed to vehicles and pedestrians in Perry while Lake County replaces the Red Mill Creek bridge, with work targeted for Oct. 30.
A one-mile eastbound passing lane east of Peridot remains planned for summer 2026, but ADOT has not posted a specific opening date.
Ashland County’s County GG bridge reopened July 20, while STH 77 resurfacing continues with single-lane traffic control from Mellen toward Iron County.
Active construction at Fife’s Port of Tacoma Road interchange is bringing lane shifts, overnight closures and detours as a larger redesign moves ahead.
WisDOT is taking comments through Aug. 29 on a proposed US 10 reconstruction in Mondovi that could affect traffic, sidewalks, utilities and businesses.