Roads news
IDOT decision applies to one warehouse, sets conditions if NorthPoint wants access for other tenants.
State Senator Don DeWitte and State Rep. Dan Ugaste will host an IPASS On Demand event on Wednesday, July 10. at their shared office in St. Charles.
The city of Geneva's 2024 street improvement program is scheduled to start in mid to late July with eight resurfacing and drainage projects on the docket
The second segment of the Oswego road project will be improvements at Wolfs Crossing and Douglas Road with another roundabout planned.
Village officials in Plainfield were joined by state and federal elected leaders in breaking ground on the East Extension of 143rd Street Monday.
At the June 25 Oswego Village Board meeting, trustees voted to approve a contract with D. Construction of Coal City to do the work. They also approved spending $2.8 million for this year’s program.
Traffic signals at the increasingly busy intersection of Plainfield and Woolley roads in Oswego are set to be activated in early July.
The Kautz Road reconstruction and widening project from Geneva to St. Charles is now underway with underground utility work anticipated to start the week of June 24.
The city of Sycamore will pay less than half of the total cost of this year’s Somonauk Street project, which is on pace to finish next month, the city said in a construction update this week.
Wolfs Crossing in Oswego will be closed to all traffic between Fifth Street and Roth Road during the day Friday and Saturday as the contractor for Sonoma Trails subdivision installs utility pipes near the intersection.
Oswego will hire an engineering consultant for help in applying for a grant for future improvements to Wolfs Crossing.
Sunset Views residents Cindy Braden and Abby Drommerhausen are tired of seeing turtles in their neighborhood get run over by cars, and are taking matters into their own hands by raising money to install turtle crossing signs.
Overnight lane closures and weekend-long full ramp closures and detours, are scheduled to begin for ramp repair and improvements at the Roosevelt Road Interchange on I-355 in Lombard.
Avenue A is being rebuilt from East Third Street to East 10th Street, with the exception of where it crosses Dixon Avenue, Rock Falls City Administrator Robbin Blackert said.
The $21.4 million project consisted of replacing the northbound bridge decks and new LED lighting as well as pier, abutment and structural steel repairs.