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Terry, MT · Traffic & Transit
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MDT Seeks Local Input on Proposed Safety Upgrades for BIA Route 1 Near Fort Kipp
The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) has proposed a safety improvement project for a section of BIA Route 1, west of Fort Kipp. The project will address a one-mile stretch starting 1.5 miles west of the town. Plans include reconstructing and widening the road, applying new plant mix, and finishing with a chip seal. The project will also add updated pavement markings and new signs.
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Sidney Parks & Rec Committee Votes "No" On Johnsons Park Parking Lot
Sidney City Council's Parks & Rec Committee met Wednesday, Nov. 5 and a motion passed against using a portion of Johnsons Park as additional parking for Sidney Health Center (SHC). The subject first came before the committee Monday, Aug. 4, and was met with strong opposition from community members. At...
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Montana Department of Transportation seeks public input on US Highway 12 project near Plevna
PLEVNA, Mont. – The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) is inviting public feedback on a proposed resurfacing project for US Highway 12 near Plevna. The work will cover about 11 miles, divided into two projects starting at the O’Fallon Creek Bridge, 11 miles west of Plevna, and extending to just west of Plevna, MDT said in a release.
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Road reversion: Terry turns paved streets back to gravel to cut costs, ease maintenance
TERRY — The rough ride for drivers on Garfield Avenue is almost over as the Town of Terry continues its effort to revert dilapidated paved roads to gravel, providing easier maintenance and cost savings. On Monday, Terry Public Works started tearing out the pavement along Garfield Avenue between Bowen...
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Road reversion: Terry turns paved streets back to gravel to cut costs, ease maintenance
TERRY — The rough ride for drivers on Garfield Avenue is almost over as the Town of Terry continues its effort to revert dilapidated paved roads to gravel, providing easier maintenance and cost savings. On Monday, Terry Public Works started tearing out the pavement along Garfield Avenue between Bowen...
Fairfield Sun Times
Sidney bike path project clears first funding round
SIDNEY — The city has cleared the first hurdle in securing state funding for a pedestrian and bike path along 22nd Avenue Northwest. Public Works Director Jeff Hintz said at the Aug. 29 Sidney City Council meeting that the city recently received notice from the Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) that the project passed the initial review for the Transportation Alternative (TA) program.
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Sidney Parks & Recreation Committee Addresses SHC Additional Parking
Sidney Parks & Recreation Committee held a meeting Monday, Aug.4, with Johnson Park-SHC request for parking spots on the agenda. Among those in attendance were Jen Doty, Sidney Health Center (SHC) CEO; and Melissa Boyer, Foundation for Community Care (FFCC) director; and Bill Evanson, SHC Facilities planner; who were there to discuss potentially designating a portion of Johnson Park, located at the corner of 5th St. SW and 14th Ave SW, for additional hospital parking.
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Proposed Culvert Rehabilitations On Several Routes Near Glendive
GLENDIVE — The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) is announcing and inviting the public to comment on a proposal that will rehabilitate or replace eight large culverts on several routes around Glendive:. Interstate 94 (I-94) in Dawson and Wibaux counties from about 11 miles west of Glendive to about...
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Public Hearing On Pedestrian Bike Path On 22nd Ave. NW Elicits Positive Response
The City of Sidney held a public hearing on the construction of a pedestrian bike path on 22nd Ave. N.W. on Monday, Dec. 16. Multiple people spoke in favor of the project, citing safety concerns for the diverse users of the busy roadway. Runners, bikers and walkers, most of whom live in the area voiced their experiences dealing with the narrow street and busy traffic. With the softball fields and dog park drawing traffic to the area, children and adults need a safe avenue to navigate. Parents would like to be able to let their kids safely ride bikes or walk to the pool or the park. There were no opponents to the project and no one indicated a project with a greater need.
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Montana Road Closures: I-94 Remains Shut Down Due to Icy Conditions, Snow Expected This Week
Billings, MT — Motorists traveling in Montana face significant delays as portions of Interstate 94 remain closed due to hazardous conditions caused by a mix of rain, snow, and icy roads. Authorities report no clear timeline for reopening, urging residents and travelers to use extreme caution and seek alternative routes.