Wright and Sherburne Counties have partnered together to conduct the Highway 25 Area Planning and Environmental Linkages (PEL) Study to develop a long-term vision for transportation improvements in the area. Click here for the latest study update provided by Wright and Sherburne Counties.

Lane closures begin on the Highway 25 bridge in Monticello April 1

ST. CLOUD, Minn. – In preparation for this summer’s Highway 25 Mississippi River bridge work in Monticello, MnDOT will need to install netting under the bridge to prevent migratory birds from nesting in mid-April. The work will require off-peak lane closures.

Broadway Street (CSAH 75) Road Closure Notice
 

Monticello, MN – Meyer Contracting, Inc. has started work on the City of Monticello’s Downtown Roadway and Pedestrian Improvement project. Starting August 28, Broadway Street from Pine Street (TH 25) to Elm Street will be closed to through traffic. A detour route following Elm Street to 7^th Street to Pine Street (TH 25) will be posted. Access to all businesses and residential properties will be maintained.

Starting September 5, a temporary signal at 4^th Street and Pine Street (TH 25) will be operational and the posted detour will switch to follow Elm Street to 4^th Street to Pine Street (TH 25). 

The maps below show the posted detour route and business access routes for both periods of time. 

The detour is anticipated to last until late October, but timelines are subject to change during the project. 

The City of Monticello will be posting updates for the project on our website and in our Downtown e-newsletter. You can also sign up for email and text message notifications for upcoming detours, road closures and more via our City Alerts program.

• Sign up for the Downtown e-newsletter at: lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/bzD6mHv/downtown
• Subscribe to our City Alerts program here: www.ci.monticello.mn.us/AlertCenter.aspx
• For downtown project updates, check out our website at www.ci.monticello.mn.us/173/Projects or www.ci.monticello.mn.us/570/3292/Downtown-Roadway-Pedestrian-Improvements