The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) invites all Chisholm community members to join them on Tuesday, November 12th beginning at 5PM at the Chisholm Senior Center for their Highway 73 Public Meeting where they will be discussing the Highway 73 Corridor study. There has been a lot of consideration taken into how our roadway functions and how to improve it for the betterment of future transportation needs and projects, and as part of the Chisholm community you should also be a part of that conversation!
Results of the study will help MnDOT and local agencies plan improvement projects to address existing issues and plan for the future of the corridor. However, as Chisholm residents we know our community best, and MnDot wants to better understand how the corridor functions for us. Please take a couple minutes to complete this community survey. Information will be used to analyze the needs of the corridor.
The Highway 73 Public Meeting kicks off the study. Have a say in the future of your community’s roadway by providing information on what works, what doesn’t work and what could be improved.
For those unable to attend in person, materials will be posted to the official MnDOT website following the meeting.
More Information on the Highway 73 Corridor Study
Be informed about local changes!
Schedule & Location of Study
- The Highway 73 Corridor study will take place for approximately a year beginning in the Summer of 2025
- The study will take place between Highway 73 to Highway 169 to the intersection of West Lake Street to 3rd Avenue
Additional Information
Visit the MnDot official website to read about the Highway 73 Project in more detail. The estimated cost of the project according to MnDot is valued at $4.3 Million and if you would like to see more about potential environmental impacts they have information regarding that and you can read more about it by using this link.
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