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NEWS - US-23, I-75 Mackinaw City project starts April 11
Michigan DOT sent this bulletin at 04/01/2022 08:15 AM EDT
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MEDIA CONTACT
April 1, 2022 James Lake
906-250-0993
US-23, I-75 Mackinaw City project starts April 11
GAYLORD, Mich. - The Michigan Department of Transportation will be investing $12.3 million to rebuild and resurface US-23 from I-75 to east of South Huron Avenue and I-75 from Old M-108 (Exit 337 - Nicolet Street/Mackinaw Highway) to the Mackinac Bridge, as well as replace the southbound US-23 exit ramp bridge beams and deck over I-75. The project also includes rebuilding the I-75 ramps at Jamet Street (Exit 339) and Nicolet Street (Exit 338), upgrades to the I-75 bridges over the D&M Railroad and Central Avenue, and reconfiguring the US-23/Nicolet Street intersection.
The project is scheduled to be completed by mid-November. Details on the project are available on the project website.
Counties:
Cheboygan and Emmet
Highways:
US-23 and I-75
Closest city:
Mackinaw City
Start date:
Monday, April 11, 2022
Estimated end date:
Friday, Nov. 11, 2022
Traffic restrictions:
Much of the road work will require shoulder or single-lane closures with traffic shifts. Work on the US-23 exit ramp bridge will require a detour on city streets from June through the end of October.
Safety benefit: This work will provide a safer and smoother driving surface, improve traffic flow at the US-23/Nicolet Street intersection, and extend the service lives of five bridges and the roadway.
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