Traffic Pattern Shift Scheduled for S.D. Highway 37 in Mitchell
For Immediate Release:
Wednesday, April 24, 2024
Contact:
Anna Rywelski, Project Engineer, 605-995-8120
Traffic Pattern Shift Scheduled for S.D. Highway 37 in Mitchell
MITCHELL, S.D. – Beginning on Wednesday, May 1, 2024, traffic on S.D. Highway 37 will shift to a two-way traffic pattern in the southbound lanes in Mitchell. The traffic pattern change will be in effect from the south side of the Lake Mitchell Spillway, in front of the Water Treatment Plant, to just north of National Guard Road. This traffic pattern switch will allow crews to begin the reconstruction of the northbound lanes on Highway 37.
A 12-foot width restriction will be in place. Drivers are asked to be aware of construction workers and equipment throughout the work zone. Motorists should expect congestion, slower speeds, and turning traffic during the lane closures. Motorists should be prepared for delays through the work zone.
The prime contractor for the $32.3 million project is Michels Road & Stone, Inc. of Brownsville, WI. The overall completion date for the multi-year project is November 2025.
For more information, contact Anna Rywelski, Project Engineer, at 605-995-8120 or via email at Anna.Rywelski@state.sd.us.
Construction Project Page:
Find the latest information about the project at https://dot.sd.gov/mitchell-hwy37-pcn-05uy.
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