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US-10 ramp closures in Bay County start Oct. 12
October 09, 2023
BAY CITY, Mich. - The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) will close the westbound US-10/Mackinaw Road interchange ramps as a part of the ongoing westbound US-10 project.
This work is part of an overall $32.8 million investment to rebuild westbound US-10 from 7 Mile Road to Bay City. The project includes bridge maintenance at Three Mile Road, replacing a culvert at Culver Creek, and replacing the Mackinaw Road overpass in May 2024 with the addition of two roundabouts to mitigate congestion, and replacing the current traffic signals.
County:
Bay
Highways:
US-10Mackinaw Road
Closest city:
Bay City
Start date:
Thursday,
Oct. 12, 2023
Estimated project end date:
Thursday,
Nov. 2, 2023
Project completion date:
December 2024
Traffic restrictions:
Beginning Thursday, Oct. 12, westbound US-10 traffic at Mackinaw Road will be detoured via 9 Mile Road and eastbound US-10. The westbound entrance and exit ramps will close starting on Oct. 12 for paving and to allow crews to rebuild US-10 between the interchange. The ramps will remain closed for three weeks.
The Three Mile Road bridge over US-10 is expected to reopen to traffic on Wednesday, Oct. 11. The southbound I-75/US-10 ramps are expected to reopen in early November.
Jobs numbers:
Based on economic modeling, this investment is expected to directly and indirectly support nearly 466 jobs.
Safety benefit:
This project is intended to improve the pavement conditions of westbound US-10 and address important bridge repairs to ensure operations and safety of the road.
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