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Motorists on Highway 59 between Winger and Erskine can expect a short-term detour as construction begins May 17. The project will include resurfacing Highway 59 from Winger to Erskine as well as pedestrian improvements in Winger. Hwy 59 will be detoured during the first stage of the project. Motorists on Highway 59 will detour onto Polk
More than 200 construction projects that will help maintain Minnesota’s roads and bridges, improve safety and support thousands of construction jobs across the state will be worked on this year, the Minnesota Department of Transportation announced today. In addition, crews will make safety and infrastructure improvements to 51 multimodal projects, which are airport, port, transit,
The Minnesota Department of Transportation will be conducting prescribed burns near Highways 59, 75 and 102 in northwestern Minnesota this spring as weather conditions permit. Tentatively, crews are planning to conduct controlled burns: March 17: near Highway 102 between mile markers 5 and 15 southeast of Crookston March 18-19: near Highway 75 between mile markers
Motorists traveling along Highway 59 and Highway 2 near Erskine can once use the eastbound and westbound ramps beginning Friday, August 30. Traffic is reduced to two-way, two-lane as construction on Highway 2 continues with resurfacing the road. Crews have been working since May to reconstruct and replace the concrete pavement on Highway 2. Bridge
Motorists in northwest Minnesota may see smoke from prescribed burns beginning Friday, May 10, as crews conduct a controlled burn on Highway 75 north of Euclid. Two sites in northwest Minnesota will be burned, weather conditions permitting, in the coming weeks. Motorists will encounter signs as they approach the burn areas warning of the potential
Motorists in northwest Minnesota may see smoke from prescribed burns beginning Tuesday, April 23, as crews conduct a controlled burn at Fisher’s Landing Rest Area located on Highway 2 between Crookston and East Grand Forks. Four sites in northwest Minnesota will be burned, weather conditions permitting, in the coming weeks. Motorists will encounter signs as
