Hwy 27 — east Little Falls

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Project study

MnDOT is taking a detailed look at how Hwy 27 in east Little Falls is used today. This study will develop design solutions to improve how people drive, walk, bike, and travel along the road.

What we learn will guide us in planning a 2031 project that will:

  • Resurface or reconstruct segments of the road
  • Update traffic signals
  • Improve sidewalks and crossings

Goals

  • Look at traffic flow and safety issues
  • Review design options to see what is realistic, affordable and effective
  • Find ways to improve safety, mobility and how intersections work for all users

Key focus areas

  • Multi-modal accommodations
  • Traffic patterns under existing and projected future weekday and weekend peak traffic volumes
  • Preferable traffic control for the corridor (Ex. signals or roundabouts)
  • Access to businesses, schools and neighborhoods
  • Sidewalk, trail and crossing improvements
Hwy 27 from 9th St. NE to Hawthorne Rd. Co. Rd. 43 in east Little Falls

Get Involved

MnDOT will share updates as the study progresses and provide opportunities for the public to learn more and share input.

  • Do you have a question or comment? Post it below under the tab "Questions".

Public meeting

Join us at our first public open house! Members of the project team will be available to listen to people's comments and take feedback on the prepared design alternatives.

Thu, Nov. 19

  • Business Stakeholder Meeting
    2-4 p.m.
    Community Service Building - District Board Rm
    14800 Riverwood Dr
  • Public Open House
    4-6 p.m.
    Little Falls Community Middle School - Media Rm
    1000 1st Ave NE

MnDOT encourages participation by all. If you need an ASL, a foreign language interpreter, or other reasonable accommodation, or need documents in an alternative format (such as braille or large print) for this event, please email your request to ADArequest.dot@state.mn.us or call 651-366-4720.

Project study

MnDOT is taking a detailed look at how Hwy 27 in east Little Falls is used today. This study will develop design solutions to improve how people drive, walk, bike, and travel along the road.

What we learn will guide us in planning a 2031 project that will:

  • Resurface or reconstruct segments of the road
  • Update traffic signals
  • Improve sidewalks and crossings

Goals

  • Look at traffic flow and safety issues
  • Review design options to see what is realistic, affordable and effective
  • Find ways to improve safety, mobility and how intersections work for all users

Key focus areas

  • Multi-modal accommodations
  • Traffic patterns under existing and projected future weekday and weekend peak traffic volumes
  • Preferable traffic control for the corridor (Ex. signals or roundabouts)
  • Access to businesses, schools and neighborhoods
  • Sidewalk, trail and crossing improvements
Hwy 27 from 9th St. NE to Hawthorne Rd. Co. Rd. 43 in east Little Falls

Get Involved

MnDOT will share updates as the study progresses and provide opportunities for the public to learn more and share input.

  • Do you have a question or comment? Post it below under the tab "Questions".

Public meeting

Join us at our first public open house! Members of the project team will be available to listen to people's comments and take feedback on the prepared design alternatives.

Thu, Nov. 19

  • Business Stakeholder Meeting
    2-4 p.m.
    Community Service Building - District Board Rm
    14800 Riverwood Dr
  • Public Open House
    4-6 p.m.
    Little Falls Community Middle School - Media Rm
    1000 1st Ave NE

MnDOT encourages participation by all. If you need an ASL, a foreign language interpreter, or other reasonable accommodation, or need documents in an alternative format (such as braille or large print) for this event, please email your request to ADArequest.dot@state.mn.us or call 651-366-4720.

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