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MoDot Roadwork Projects

Roadwork in the northwest region of the state includes mowing and ditch work, pothole repairs, and continued work on the bridge and bridge deck replacements.  In the local counties, the work that is scheduled includes:

Carroll County

Route D – ADA sidewalk improvements in Norborne through Thursday

Route M – CLOSED daily for scrub seal project from US 65 in Carroll County to Route 11 in Chariton County, through Aug. 19

Chariton County

Route F – CLOSED daily for scrub seal project from US 24 to Route E, all week

Route UU – CLOSED daily for scrub seal project from Route 5 to Scribner Road, through Aug. 10

Route M – CLOSED daily for scrub seal project from US 65 in Carroll County to Route 11 in Chariton County, through Aug. 19

Grundy County

Route B – Bridge maintenance at the bridge over Muddy Creek, Monday – Thursday. The bridge will be narrowed to one lane with temporary traffic signals and a 10-foot width restriction.

Linn County

US 36 – Scrub seal project from Route 139 to the Macon County line, through mid-August

US 36 – Concrete replacement eastbound from Route 5 to Route F, all week. The roadway will be narrowed to one lane around-the-clock.

Livingston County

US 65 – ADA sidewalk improvements in Chillicothe through mid-September 2026

Sullivan County

Route 5 – Resurfacing project from US 136 east of Unionville to Route 6 north of Milan through early August. The road will be narrowed to one lane with a pilot car guiding motorists through the work zone.

Route YY – CLOSED daily from Ivywood Drive to Route 129 for multiple culvert replacements, Aug. 3-5, 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily

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