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MnDOT reminds motorists to be alert for pavement preservation crews in northwest Minnesota

The Minnesota Department of Transportation will begin a three-week pavement preservation project on the following highways beginning Saturday, August 22: Work will take place under traffic, and a detour will not be required. Motorists, however, should expect lane closures, delays, and turn-lane restrictions. Drivers are asked to slow down in the work zone, watch for

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MnDOT reminds residents that political and advertising signs are prohibited on highway right-of-ways

With upcoming elections, the Minnesota Department of Transportation reminds campaigners that state law prohibits placement of political signs or any advertising on highway right-of-way. These areas include driving lanes, inside and outside shoulders, ditches, sight corners at intersections, and boulevards in urban areas. It also includes displaying flags or other signs on bridges over traffic. You can also visit the

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Crookston City Council discusses Tri-Valley demolition loan application, amended MnDOT Highway 2 contract during Monday’s meeting

The Crookston City Council met on Monday in the council chambers at City Hall to discuss a demolition loan program application, an engineering and design services contract, and an amendment to a contract for the upcoming Highway 2 project. TRI-VALLEY DEMOLITION LOANThe council discussed and approved a resolution authorizing an application to the Minnesota Department

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MnDOT seeking public feedback on Greater Minnesota Transit Plan

Do you use transit in Greater Minnesota? The Minnesota Department of Transportation would like to hear from you. MnDOT recently opened a public comment period for its Greater Minnesota Transit Plan. This plan will update the agency’s transit policies, assess mobility needs, and establish goals and strategies for public transit. The plan builds on previous related plans to

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Full-summer overweight permits are now available in the North Central and North Frost zones

Full-summer overweight permits are now available in the North-Central and North frost zones, the Minnesota Department of Transportation announced. Please check with local agencies prior to increasing any weights on their routes. The sign erected on the roadway governs the load limit in effect. Seasonal load limit zones and restricted routes can be found on

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