May 14, 2025 Update

Thank you for your continued patience. Remember businesses are open and accessible. The project has another major milestone coming up.

Highway 100 Bridge Update: The Highway 100 Bridge will be removed starting at 10 pm on Friday, May 16 until 5 am on Monday, May 19. The removal will occur over a weekend closure of Highway 100. Work will occur 24-hrs during that weekend closure. On May 16 (not May 14 as shown on the maps), the on-ramp to northbound Highway100 from Grange Rd will be closed and remain closed until further notice. This closure allows the contractor to prep for the full closure of Highway 100. The ramp is too close to the work area to allow for safe traffic operations and safe construction activities following removal of the bridge. Recall the on-ramp to northbound Highway 100 from 50^th Street will still be open before and after bridge removal operations over the weekend closure. During the Highway 100 weekend closure starting at 9 pm on Friday, May 16 until 5 am on Monday, May 19, access to northbound Highway 100 from 50^th Street will be closed. A detour to access northbound Highway 100 using France Avenue will be signed. The access to southbound Highway 100 will be maintained from Eden Avenue on the west side of Highway 100. The regional detour is Highway 62 to Highway 169 to Highway 394. Updated maps are being created now and will be posted at this site.

Eden Avenue Traffic: Traffic has increased along Eden Avenue due to the detour route. It does get congested. Please allow extra time to get to your appointments. Please note that during morning and afternoon school pick-up times, Eden Avenue gets very busy. Alternate routes may be another option during those peak times. Also be considerate of your fellow drivers trying to enter Eden Avenue but more importantly pedestrians. There are people walking and biking in the crosswalks. State law requires drivers to yield to those individuals. Safety is a priority for all involved. Please be patient.

Thanks, Chad Millner, City Engineer.