The Mankato Transit System is expanding its services in North Mankato, with new stops and route adjustments starting June 3 to improve travel for residents.

Residents around Lake Street will experience gas infrastructure updates by CenterPoint Energy, including main replacements and meter relocations, causing temporary disruptions.

Utility crews in Plymouth have laid gas mains underground ahead of the Street Rehabilitation Project, with ongoing work to relocate meters outside. CenterPoint Energy is communicating with residents about the improvements and scheduling.

MnDOT will close eastbound lanes of Highway 55 from I-494 to West Medicine Lake Drive from 10 p.m. on May 17 to 5 a.m. on May 20 for pavement repairs. Local access will remain, but through traffic must detour.

CenterPoint Energy begins natural gas pipeline modernization projects in Fridley, with some disruption expected for residents. Upgraded pipes will improve safety and reliability, with no cost to property owners.

Morrison County announces road work involving culvert installations and graveling from May 12th to May 18th; advising motorists to expect delays and heed construction signs for safety.

CenterPoint Energy begins major gas infrastructure work in St. Louis Park, with phase one affecting Minnetonka and Sunset Boulevards. Traffic disruptions and roadwork restoration are expected.

Seasonal seal coating begins in Wright County on May 13, covering 27 miles of roads and parks, with minor delays expected. Roads will remain open with pilot car control in place.

Starting May 3 at 10 p.m., MnDOT will close northbound lanes on Highway 65 in East Bethel for culvert replacement, reopening May 6 at 6 a.m. Detours will be in place.

Lane closures on Highway 55 at Evergreen Lane North and Ives Lane North in Plymouth, MN, begin on May 6 for safety improvements, with detours via Goldenrod and Larch Lane North.

Eastbound Highway 55 will close from County Road 101 to Rockford Road, beginning 10 p.m. Friday until 5 a.m. Monday for MnDOT piping work; local routes remain open with suggested detours.

The article discusses a pavement preservation project on Hilton Trail, County Highway 29, scheduled from May 13-20, with expected delays due to one-way traffic control by flaggers.

The Saint Paul City Council approved Ordinance 24-5, requiring new and updated parking lots to be EV-ready, addressing access disparities for residents in multifamily housing.