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🚧 Upcoming Resurfacing Project on MO 3 from Adair to Randolph County Starts April 1

2024-03-13

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A significant resurfacing project is scheduled to commence on April 1, weather permitting, along 52 miles of MO 3. The stretch from MO 11 in Adair County to U.S. 24 at Clifton Hill in Randolph County will undergo maintenance for an improved driving experience. Community members and commuters are urged to exercise caution and stay alert for crews performing the resurfacing. Traffic signs will be placed as a guide to ensure the safety of both the crews and drivers. For more details on the resurfacing project, please refer to the information provided through the following link: https://t.co/waIFQapEQ3

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