No New MoDOT Road Closures for Jefferson, South County This Week

MoDOT to Close Hwy. 94 at Mid Rivers Mall Monday night

The Missouri Department of Transportation will close Hwy. 94 at Mid Rivers Mall Drive, in St. Charles County, nightly Monday through Wednesday. Lanes will close at 9 p.m. then reopen the following day at 5 a.m.

Contractors will place girders for the new Mid Rivers Mall Drive bridge, weather permitting, MoDOT said in a news release

Westbound Hwy. 94 lanes will close at 9 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday.

After contractors have placed girders on the eastbound bridge, they will open westbound Hwy. 94 and close the eastbound lanes on Wednesday at 9 p.m., MoDOT said.

Drivers should use Mid Rivers Mall Drive, Central School Road and Kisker Road as detours.

Pitman Hill Drive residents will have access to westbound Hwy. 94 at all times, MoDOT said. They will need to use detours when eastbound Hwy. 94 is closed.

Roberts Ridge residents will have access to eastbound Hwy. 94 at all times.

The bridge repairs are part of a $25.5 million project to extend Hwy. 364 from west of Central School Road to Mid Rivers Mall Drive in St. Charles County.

MoDOT to shift traffic on Kisker Road, May 3

MoDOT contractors will shift traffic on Kisker Road to pavement created between Central School Road and Hwy. 94, on Tuesday, weather permitting.

The existing lane of traffic in each direction will move to the new pavement after morning rush, MoDOT said in a news release. Southbound Kisker Road will have two lanes in each direction at an area north of Hwy. 94.

Drivers will have one through lane and one left turn lane onto eastbound Hwy. 94.

Over the next few months, crews will rebuild a section of Kisker Road located north of Hwy. 94.

MoDOT to Changes Delmar Boulevard Bridge closure to May 20

MoDOT contractors will remove the Delmar Boulevard Bridge over I-170 and build a replacement the weekend of May 20. The bridge will be closed until the new bridge is completed, MoDOT said.

MoDOT closed the bridge on April 25, after an inspection showed the bridge was unsafe.

The new date will give crews time to move power lines on the bridge prior to demolition.  It will also give the contractor time to obtain the needed building materials.

The bridge is scheduled to reopen by September 1.

While the bridge is closed, drivers should use McKnight and Price roads as detours.