Anoka County has started construction of a new facility to support its Parks, Highway, and Sheriff's departments, replacing a nearly 60-year-old building, with completion expected this fall.

MnDOT mistakenly labeled an exit sign for "Ayd Mill Road" as "Ady Mill Road" on Interstate 35E, an error identified near the correct sign. Correction plans are in place but unscheduled.

The Third Street Reconditioning Project in Duluth will resume on April 22, causing detours and the closure of the right lane between 12th Avenue E and Mesaba Avenue.

Washington County and the City of Woodbury are seeking public input online for the redevelopment of Radio Drive from May 2, with information available on the county's website.

MnDOT seeks public input on the Minnesota State Rail Plan, holding an open forum in Duluth to discuss rail services and gather community feedback for future improvements.

Minnesota's recent warm winter reduced potholes but raises concerns about road maintenance amid changing weather patterns, according to University of Minnesota experts.

MnDOT has implemented new road safety features like lane constrictor intersections, retroreflective signal backplates, and J-turns, with mixed results; however, the J-turns notably improved safety.

City workers begin annual fire hydrant flushing on the south and west sides to maintain water infrastructure, with potential temporary water discoloration.

Wright County developed a cost-effective method to make their own salt brine for de-icing roads, lowering costs from $1.50 to 15 cents per gallon, aiming to save $75,000 to $100,000 annually while being environmentally conscious.

MnDOT is starting a road resurfacing project on Highway 55 in the Twin Cities on April 15, expected to cause congestion and delays with improvements planned for commuter safety and accessibility.

The 63rd Avenue bridge over Hwy 169 in Brooklyn Park is closing for rehabilitation from April 15 to October. Hwy 169 will also close between I-94 and I-394 on April 19–22. MnDOT advises planning alternate routes. Local businesses may be affected.

Roadwork on Monticello's Hwy. 25 leads to single-lane traffic and anticipated delays due to construction, with MnDOT advising alternate routes or extra travel time.

The article describes Washington County's efforts to improve County Highway 32, focusing on pedestrian safety and traffic, and invites public feedback on the project through a virtual platform.