Category: Project Updates
Road Closure: Penn Street at the CRANDIC Railroad Crossing
Beginning Monday, June 10, 2024, the Penn Street will be closed at the CRANDIC Railroad crossing. The closure, to allow Midwest Concrete, Inc, to reconstruct the road around crossing, is expected to last into mid-July, with incentives for early completion. Traffic will be detoured using Dubuque Street and Ranshaw Way. Drivers are asked to use…
Read MoreRoad Closure: Penn Street and James Avenue Intentersection
Beginning Monday, May 20, 2024, the intersection of Penn Street and James Avenue will be closed. The closure, to allow Peterson Contractors, Inc, to completely reconstruct the roadway, is expected to last 40 days, with incentives for early completion. This closure is in addition to the closure of Penn Street west of Herky Street. Traffic…
Read MoreLane Closure: Forevergreen Road East of Jones Boulevard
As early as Tuesday, May 13, 2024, Forevergreen Road will be reduced to two lanes east of Jones Boulevard. The lane closure is expected to last about five days. The closure is required to allow Swick Cable to install conduit in the right of way. Drivers are asked to use caution around the work site,…
Read MoreRoad Closure: Penn Street West of Herky Street
Beginning Monday, April 15, 2024, Penn Street will be closed at from Herky Street to James Avenue. The closure, to allow Peterson Contractors, Inc, to completely reconstruct the roadway, is expected to last through the summer. Traffic will be detoured using James Avenue, 270th Street, Oakdale Boulevard, Park Road, Forevergreen Road and Kansas Avenue. A…
Read MoreLearn About Street Improvements Coming in 2024
Update: the presentation is below. https://youtu.be/dv71AV6tvVE?si=ugKttvYofVv8Ubt3 The City of North Liberty has some street improvements planned for the 2024 construction season and is hosting a online open house where the public can hear from the project teams about the work and ask questions on Friday, March 29, 2024, at noon. Registration is required and available…
Read MoreFollowing Historic Storms, Cleanup Expected to Last Through Week
Following historic back-to-back storms that dropped nearly 30 inches of snow on North Liberty in five days, including periods of 2 inches of snow per hour, as well as two days of blizzard conditions and temperatures dropping below zero, snow removal crews expect to spend the week continuing to clean up streets and trails and…
Read MoreOn-street Parking Prohibited Starting 9 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 11, 2024
With a winter storm warning and expectations of heavy snow and gusting winds, North Liberty will prohibit on-street parking beginning Thursday, Jan. 11, 2024, at 9 p.m. The prohibition is set to expire on Saturday, Jan. 13, at noon. Tickets will be issued to cars remaining parked on public roads during this snowstorm. Parking on…
Read MoreTrail Closure: Kansas Avenue at Steindler Orthopedic Site
Beginning Monday, Nov. 13, 2023, the trail along Kansas Avenue will be closed at the Steindler Orthopedic construction site. The closure is expected to last through Nov. 17. The closure is necessary to allow crews to connect to municipal utilities. Trail users are asked to find alternative routes. Drivers are asked to use caution around…
Read MoreTrail and Lane Closures: Penn Street Between Jones Boulevard and Cameron Way
Beginning Monday, Nov. 6, 2023, the trail along Penn Street between Cameron Way and Jones Boulevard will be closed. Additionally, a south side (east-bound) lane closure on Penn Street is expected Wednesday, Nov. 8, with a corresponding north side (west-bound lane) closure on Friday, Nov. 10. The closures are required for the installation of signals…
Read MoreLane Closure: Dubuque Street from Juniper Street to Grace Community Church
On Monday, Oct. 30, 2023, Dubuque Street will be reduced to a single lane between Juniper Street and Grace Community Church. The lane closure will be controlled by flaggers, and is expected to last the entire day. Drivers should expect delays. The closure is required to allow LL Pelling to repair many of the larger…
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