News Release

Roseville, Minn.— Repairs and rehabilitation of bridges on Highway 10 in the city of Anoka resumes Monday, August 4. Work on the two bridges that carry Highway 10 traffic over the BNSF Railroad tracks at 7th Avenue began in mid-June and was completed before the July 4th holiday weekend. Rehabilitation of the two bridges on Highway 10 over the Rum River at Ferry Street (Highway 47) was delayed until after the Anoka County Fair, which finished last Sunday, July 27.

During the project, traffic will be restricted to a single lane in each direction on Highway 10 at the Rum River. The ramps from westbound Highway 10 to Ferry Street and from Ferry Street to eastbound Highway 10 will be closed for work on the outside lane and shoulder of the highway. The ramps will reopen to traffic around the middle of August once work is completed on the outside lanes of the bridges.

Weather permitting, the entire project will be completed by 12 noon on Friday, August 29 before the start of the Labor Day weekend.

Mn/DOT urges motorists always to drive with caution and reminds them to SLOW DOWN in work zones and NEVER enter a roadway that has been blocked with barriers or cones. For updated statewide traffic, construction and travel information visit www.511mn.org.

See ORANGE.

We’re in the WORK ZONE Together

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