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I-95 at Belvidere Interchange Project

I-95 At Belvidere Road Interchange - Construction

Initial Phase (Complete)
Construction Start  

Work included clearing and grubbing vegetation and topsoil, preparing staging areas, installing erosion and sediment controls, and performing other work necessary to facilitate construction such as clearing or moving existing utilities. 

Earthwork/Grading/Roadway Improvements 

Contractors moved earth and made changes to roadways such as preparing Belvidere Road to maintain traffic while the existing bridge was demolished and reconstructed. 

Intermediate Phase (We Are Here) 
Demolish Existing Bridge 

The existing bridge has been demolished using methods that minimize impacts to traffic on I-95 such as nighttime work and temporary lane closures. Half of the new Belvidere Bridge is currently in use for Belvidere Road traffic.  
New Bridge Construction 

Crews are constructing the final half of the new Belvidere Road bridge using methods that minimize impacts to traffic on I-95 such as nighttime work and temporary lane closures.  

Final Phase (Summer / Fall 2026 – Summer 2027) 
Substantial Completion & Open-To-Traffic 

The final steps of construction will occur and include paving and striping the new interchange ramps, installing traffic control devices such as signals and signage on I-95 and Belvidere Road, and installing landscaping. Lastly, contractors will remove construction staging areas and erosion and sediment controls. 

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Jul 28

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At MDOT, Plastic Free July aligns with the department’s commitment to environmental stewardship and sustainability. Small changes in daily habits can collectively make a significant impact, helping to reduce waste and support ongoing steps to create a more sustainable transportation system and workplace.

Employees can support Plastic Free July by reducing their use of single-use plastics, choosing reusable alternatives, and properly recycling materials when possible. From bringing a reusable water bottle to using reusable shopping bags, every action contributes to a healthier environment and a more sustainable future.

Jul 31

PE723

12:00 PM

IT TEST

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Aug 06

Capital Committee Meeting

9:00 AM

Livestream

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