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US-10, Mackinaw Road bridge rebuilding starts April 15 in Bay County

April 03, 2024

BAY CITY, Mich. - The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) will begin the next phase of an overall $32.8 million investment to rebuild westbound US-10 from 7 Mile Road to the city of Bay City.

This phase will include rebuilding the bridge and building two roundabouts at the Mackinaw Road overpass.

County:
Bay

Highway:
US-10

Closest cities:
Bay City
Midland

Start date:
Monday, April 15, 2024

Estimated end date:
November 2024

Traffic restrictions:
Traffic will be maintained with single-lane closures on eastbound and westbound US-10. Starting May 10, Mackinaw Road bridge traffic will be detoured north to Midland Road and west to Garfield Road, as well as south to Salzburg Road and west to Garfield Road.

Jobs numbers:
Based on economic modeling, this investment is expected to directly and indirectly support 397 jobs.

Safety benefit:
This project is intended to improve US-10 while addressing important bridge repairs to ensure operations and safety of the road.

Press Release MI Newswire Department of Transportation Bay Region

Media Contact:

Caitlyn French

MDOT Bay Region Media Representative

FrenchC4@Michigan.gov

989-573-1274

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