Join us at an upcoming public meeting on May 31
You're invited to join us at a virtual public meeting on Wed, May 31 to learn more about the Hwy 36 study and provide input. For more information, visit the meetings webpage.
Roseville, Little Canada and Maplewood
You're invited to join us at a virtual public meeting on Wed, May 31 to learn more about the Hwy 36 study and provide input. For more information, visit the meetings webpage.
What is your vision for the future of Hwy 36? We need your input. This study will look at car, truck, transit, bike and pedestrian use along and across the highway. Take the Hwy 36 survey to share your feedback by 11:59 p.m. Sun, June 4!
Hwy 36 study location map.
MnDOT is looking ahead to the future of Hwy 36 in Roseville, Little Canada and Maplewood. This 8-mile segment of Hwy 36 is a vital east/west route for many, including commuters, shoppers, students and local residents. For people going north and south, crossing Hwy 36 can be inconvenient and require out-of-direction travel, especially by bike or on foot.
Our transportation system connects people to the places they want to go. People travel in all kinds of ways. Our transportation system must support all of the ways people travel. This study will take a holistic, all-encompassing approach to understanding the needs of people who travel along Hwy 36, as well as those who need to cross it. The study team will collect and analyze data for people traveling by multiple modes of travel—car, transit, bike, walking/rolling and those hauling freight.
The team will also ask for public input at community meetings, events and in surveys. Visit the meetings webpage and sign up for email updates for more information on how to give us your input.
The study will occur over three phases:
During Phase 1 the study team will collect and analyze data about the highway, including how people access it and cross it. This data will include a wide range of information, such as safety, surrounding land uses, pollution and air quality, access, economics, and climate impacts.
The study team will also ask the community for input on what their needs are for Hwy 36. Visit the meetings webpage and sign up for email updates for more information on how to give us your input.