Upcoming Road Work in Mid-Missouri: What Local Residents Need to Know

Jefferson City, Missouri, has announced highway maintenance and construction work in the mid-Missouri area from April 15 to 21. Weather conditions may affect the planned work, and lane closures could cause delays. Motorists should be cautious and expect slow-moving equipment due to ongoing operations like brush cutting and pavement repair.

In Boone County, roadside work is scheduled on Route N from Hickory Street to Missouri Route 89 on April 18. One lane will stay open, and crews will control traffic in the work zone. A resurfacing project on Route FF from Route Z to Mexico city limits (Audrain County) is also planned, expected to finish by April 2024. The new Rocheport Bridge construction near mile marker 115 on Interstate 70 is underway, with completion due in December 2024.

In Callaway County, pedestrian facilities on Route OO in Holts Summit will be upgraded from April 15 to 19. The widening of eastbound U.S. Route 54 from the Missouri River Bridge to the U.S. Route 63 interchange will continue, with a 10-foot width restriction. This project should be completed by May 2024. Other projects include shoulder work on Missouri Route 94 and bridge rehabilitation on Route W over U.S. Route 54 and Route H, with completion expected in May, June, and July 2024.

In Camden County, Routes O and EE will undergo pavement repair from April 15 to 18. Cole County will also have pavement repair on Route N from April 15 to 18, and a culvert replacement on Route J on April 17. In Cooper County, pavement repair on I-70 is scheduled for April 17 and 18, and a bridge replacement project at the Brush Creek Bridge on Route HH is due for completion in April 2024.

Finally, in Crawford County, the eastbound on- and off-ramps at Route UU (Exit 210) will be closed from 7 p.m. April 15 to 6 a.m. April 16 for pavement repair on eastbound I-44. Pavement and shoulder repair on Missouri Route 19 and Route 8 will continue from April 15 to 18. Motorists should consider alternate routes and stay alert for traffic management in the work zones.

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