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Rebuilding Michigan

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Department of Transportation

Rebuilding Michigan

Approved by the State Transportation Commission in January 2020, the program allows MDOT to sell a total of $3.5 billion in bonds to finance new and modified road construction projects across the state between 2020 and 2027, while accelerating many others. This financing is aimed at advancing fixes that result in longer road life and improve the condition of the state’s infrastructure to achieve the trunkline pavement performance goal of 90 percent in “good or fair” condition. In addition, this strategy allows MDOT to address key corridors and rebuild major segments of highly travelled interstates.

Rebuilding Michigan bond financed projects list
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A map showing the Michigan Rebuilding projects.
A map showing the Michigan Rebuilding projects.

Rebuilding Michigan Program map

Explore Rebuilding Michigan road and bridge projects and track their progress across the state. 

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Projects

Projects Expected completion Cost Progress
I-275 Wayne County Nov. 2024 $270 million Completed
I-375 Wayne County Nov. 2028 $440 million In progress
I-475 Genesee County: North segment Dec. 2025 $141 million In progress
I-696 Oakland County: I-275 to Lahser Rd. Oct. 2025 $275 million In progress
I-696 Oakland County: Lahser Rd. to I-75 Fall 2027 $260 million In progress
I-75 Monroe County Nov. 2024 $126 million Completed
I-94 Berrien County Nov. 2026 $90 million In progress
I-94 Calhoun County Nov. 2025 $160 million In progress
I-94 West Jackson Nov. 2024 $162 million Completed
I-96 Eaton and Ingham counties Fall 2025 $44 million In progress
I-96 Ionia County Nov. 2026 $105 million In progress
I-96 Oakland County Nov. 2024 $269 million Completed
US-127 Ingham County Fall 2025 $62 million In progress
US-127/I-496 Ingham County Dec. 2025 $205 million In progress
US-131 Kalamazoo and St. Joseph counties Nov. 2024 $35.3 million Completed
US-23 Livingston County Jan. 2026 $162 million In progress
US-131 Kent County Nov. 2025 $70 million In progress