Find out what we're working on in 2023!
Whether you drive, ride, walk, or roll — we're making improvements to provide better quality roads and a safer, more accessible system for all users.
We'd like to invite you to check out our online open house to see what construction is coming to your area this year!
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At the online open house you can:
- Explore our interactive map.
- Sign up for project alerts to get notices about impacts.
- Ask questions about projects or provide us feedback.
- Let us know if there are more things to consider as we finish design and prepare for construction.
Once construction starts, TripCheck.com will have the most current impacts.
Interactive Construction Map
Schedules may change, here's why: Many of our projects are still in design, some have already started and most will start construction this summer or in the fall. Although we work year around, when construction starts and how long it takes is complicated and depends on the type of project.
During the summer we focus on activities that need warm, dry weather like paving, patching, chip sealing, striping. We also schedule activities for when it is safe to work in the water and when birds aren't nesting — just a few examples of how we limit our impacts to the environment. There are times when we have to factor in our partners' schedules — like getting utilities moved, rail work completed or including other local improvements.
We appreciate your patience as schedules may change. We will keep TripCheck.com updated so you have current information when planning your trip.
Manage your preferences!
We send update emails through a system called GovDelivery. You can subscribe to lists of your choice to receive future updates from us on specific projects and other roadway news in your area. You can manage your preferences at any time.
Updates from us may include:
- Invites to open houses or other public events. These are opportunities where we ask you for your feedback and other considerations or local knowledge you have to help us finalize design and plan for construction.
- Information on road closures.
- Construction or traffic impacts.
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Access for pedestrians, including those with disabilities, will be available through or around work zones.
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