Minneapolis is developing a new Mississippi River trail segment linking Ole Olson Park and the 26th Avenue North Overlook, starting construction in 2024 to enhance pedestrian and cycling access.

MnDOT is set to revamp Hwy. 25, hosting a public meeting in Buffalo on March 14 for residents to learn about the project, slated for completion by 2026.

Minneapolis plans to reconstruct 1st Ave N with expanded sidewalks, safer crossings, new landscaping, and improved infrastructure, starting in 2028, and is seeking community input.

MnDOT seeks public input on the planned 2026 rebuild of the Hwy. 24 bridge over I-94 in Clearwater, Minnesota, to ensure the project meets community needs.

The article discusses Minnesota's need for resilient infrastructure in response to severe weather events that displaced 9,000 residents last year, featuring insights from a University of Minnesota professor on sustainable building practices.

The Aerial Lift Bridge in Duluth requires renovations for safety and functionality, with a budget of $19 million from various funding sources. An $8.125 million portion remains unfunded.

St. Louis Park begins tree removal on Cedar Lake Road for road improvements. Residents are reminded to keep a safe distance during the operation. The city plans to replant trees after construction.

A meeting on March 19 at Monticello Community Center will discuss transportation projects in Sherburne and Wright counties.

The City of Duluth announces a temporary closure of Skyline Parkway for ash tree removal due to emerald ash borer concerns, asking motorists to use a detour from Tuesday to Friday.

Coon Rapids is accepting bids for a street reconstruction project until March 25, 2024, with a public bid opening at the city center and a council meeting on April 2 to discuss the results.

Coon Rapids is accepting bids for the Coon Creek Trail project until March 22, aiming to enhance its recreational spaces, with the City Council reviewing proposals on April 2.

MnDOT invites Minnesotans to discuss Hwy. 25 roadwork at a Monticello community open house on March 19, detailing projects affecting Wright and Sherburne counties until 2026.

The METRO Blue Line Extension in the Twin Cities is progressing towards potentially securing federal funding, aiming to increase daily ridership and enhance regional equity and connectivity.