MoDOT is committed to providing equal access to this event for all participants and will make every reasonable accommodation to provide accessible meeting facilities for all persons. Tuesday, March 28 – Putnam County High School, 803 S. Tuesday, March 21 – Milan High School, 373 S.

Tuesday, March 14 – Chillicothe High School, 2801 Hornet Road, Chillicothe – 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 7 – Keytesville High School, 27247 Mo-5, Keytesville – 4 to 6 p.m. The information provided at each meeting will be the same, so attendees may choose the date and location most convenient for them:

The open house format allows the public to come at any time during the advertised hours, gather information about the project, speak one-on-one with project personnel, ask questions, and leave comments. These meetings will identify the 34 bridges currently being proposed for inclusion in the project, anticipated construction and traffic impacts at each bridge, and a broad overview of the planned schedule. The public is invited to a series of four open-house style public information meetings. “We expect to see significant time and cost savings using design-build for these projects.” “MoDOT provides the project goals, budget, and completion date and the contractor team completes the work,” said Project Director Michael Marriott. (To learn which bridges may be included in the project, visit the project’s webpage at The Northwest Bridge Bundle project will be built using the design-build delivery method which includes hiring one contracting team to complete the design work and build the highway improvement under one contract. These vital bridges which connect rural communities and their citizens have been in place, on average, for 71 years. Known as the Northwest Bridge Bundle, most of these bridges are on low-volume roads with less than 400 vehicles per day, though some carry a much higher traffic load. – The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is planning a project to replace or rehabilitate up to 34 poor-condition bridges in north central Missouri, bringing them up to current standards. MoDOT is hosting four open house informational meetings Public invited to discuss bridge projects

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