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Road work begins on southbound US-31 near Holland

April 03, 2023

MUSKEGON, Mich. - The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) will invest $3.9 million to resurface approximately 1.3 miles of southbound US-31 from 32nd Street to Central Avenue near the city of Holland. The project also includes storm sewer repairs, drainage improvements, a new traffic signal at US-31 and M-40 (Lincoln Avenue), curb and gutter replacement, and new guardrail.  

County:
Allegan

Highway:
Southbound US-31

Closest city
Holland

Start date:
Monday, April 10

Estimated end date:
June 2023

Traffic restrictions:
Drivers should expect lane closures and traffic shifts. The northbound US-31 right-turn lane to 40th Street is closed through July as part of a separate project to repair storm sewer.

Jobs numbers:
Based on economic modeling, this investment is expected to directly and indirectly support 47 jobs.

Safety benefit:
This work will improve the driving surface of the road and extend the service life of the roadway.

For up-to-date traffic information on this project and others throughout the state, go to www.Michigan.gov/Drive.

Press Release MI Newswire Department of Transportation Grand Region

Media Contact:

John Richard

MDOT Grand Region Media Representative

RichardJ2@Michigan.gov

616-262-1565

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