Road Construction Around the Twin Cities This Week

Here is a list of some of current road construction projects, according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT), Wisconsin Department of Transportation, Hennepin County and Dakota County.

EAST

Oak Park Heights

MN 36: Bridge construction on Minnesota 95 (near Oak Park Heights) until Sept. 16, 2016. Look out for a new road construction layout. The St. Croix Crossing is being built connecting Oak Park Heights, MN, and St. Joseph, WI.

WEST

St. Louis Park

MN 7 in both directions: Road reconstruction at Louisiana Avenue interchange in St. Louis Park. The road is being reconstructed until Oct. 31, 2014.

NORTH

Maple Grove

I-494 eastbound: Exit 26 (Bass Lake Road-Maple Grove) is closed on Sunday, Nov. 17, until about 3 p.m. for road maintenance operations.

Arden Hills/Shoreview

County Road 96: Road closed at US Highway 10 until about 11 p.m. Friday, Nov. 15. County Road 96 is closed between Lakeshore Place and the entrance to the North Heights Lutheran Church. Access to Old Highway 10 south of Ramsey County Road 96 will remain closed. Additional construction is needed on the roadway and will delay the opening until the middle of next week.

CENTRAL

St. Paul

I-35E southbound: The southbound 35E entrance ramp closed at Exit 109 (Maryland Avenue-St. Paul) until Dec. 9. Follow the detour signs. It is the southbound 35E entrance ramp from Maryland Avenue to 35E southbound closed. Detour in operation.

I-35E in both directions: Bridge construction: Between Exit 107C: University Avenue and Exit 109: Maryland Avenue (St. Paul). Bridge construction work is in progress until Dec. 31, 2015. The Cayuga Project includes multiple construction sites.

US 52 in both directions: Bridge construction at I-94; Minnesota 803A (St. Paul). Bridge construction work is in progress. Vehicle length limit 35 ft. Until September 15, 2014. The Lafayette Bridge is being replaced. No vehicle or vehicle combinations over 35 feet in length are allowed to use the Lafayette Bridge north of Plato Blvd until the crossover is removed (Early 2014).