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• Select ‘Sign Up’ from the menu options in the top right corner
• Enter your name, email, and create a password. Click ‘Sign Up' when done.
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• You will now be notified of any future events that affect your route.

• Enter your start and end locations by typing the addresses into the address fields. Alternatively, you may also right click on the map, select a location from the available options, and select whether the location will be the start or end of your trip. Once you have entered the route locations, click ‘Drive’.

• In the Manage My Routes table, find the route that you previously saved that you would like to create a Notification for and click ‘ Create Route Notification ’.
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• Select ‘Sign Up’ from the menu options in the top right corner
• Enter your name, email, and create a password. Click ‘Sign Up' when done.
• You will get an email to verify your account, click the link that was sent to your email.
• Including a phone number will allow you to receive text alerts, you will receive an SMS (text) with your confirmation code. Note this is in addition to the email verification.

Creating & Saving a Customized Route

• Review the routes generated and select the one that suits you best.
• When done, enter a name for your route and click ‘Save’.

Creating an Alert for your Route

• Once your route is saved, you will be asked if you want to be notified of events on this route. Click ‘Create Route Notification’
• You will be redirected to the alert creation page. Enter the required information for your route, select a delivery option (email or SMS), and click ‘Save’.
• You will now be notified of any future events that affect your route.

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• In the Manage My Routes table, find the route that you previously saved that you would like to create an alert for and click ‘Create Alert’.

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June 13, 2024

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First weekend closure planned June 14-17 for Hwy 36 repairs, resurfacing between I-35W and Edgerton Street

ROSEVILLE, Minn. –The first of eight weekend directional full closures is planned this weekend on westbound Highway 36 for the start of repairs and resurfacing on Highway 36, the Minnesota Department of Transportation announced.

Beginning at 9 p.m. Fri, June 14, westbound Highway 36 will close between Highway 61 in Maplewood and I-35E in Little Canada through 5 a.m. Mon, June 17.

During the closure, motorists will detour north on Highway 61, west on I-694, south on I-35E to westbound Highway 36.

Additional information on upcoming Highway 36 weekend closures will be shared as details become available.

We appreciate your patience while we make these improvements. Plan ahead by  checking 511 , and give yourself additional time to reach your destination.

All construction activities and traffic impacts are weather and schedule permitting and subject to change.

More about this project

Repairs and resurfacing is underway on nearly six miles of Highway 36 between I-35W in Roseville and Edgerton St. in Little Canada along with additional improvements. Resurfacing of aging pavement will provide a smoother ride for motorists and extend the life of the existing roadway.

A new auxiliary lane from southbound I-35W to eastbound Highway 36 will provide more distance for drivers to safely merge onto eastbound Highway 36 which will ease traffic flow and reduce congestion. Reconstruction of the ramp from northbound Cleveland Ave. to eastbound Highway 36 and extending the merge lane onto eastbound Highway 36 will provide more time for drivers to safely merge into traffic. Improved drainage will also help channel water to prevent pavement damage from flooding and weather events. The project is anticipated to be complete in late September.

For more information, visit the Highway 36 project webpage . If you have questions about this project, please contact the project team .

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Traffic changes ahead on Highway 65 in East Bethel, Ham Lake

Single lane traffic starts monday, june 17 followed by full closure monday, june 23.

ROSEVILLE, Minn. – After several weather-related delays, the Minnesota Department of Transportation will finally begin work on Monday, June 17 to replace the Coon Creek bridges between 143rd Ave and 147th Ave/Andover Boulevard in Ham Lake.

Beginning at 1 a.m. Monday, June 17, Highway 65 traffic will be shifted to a single lane in each direction between Bunker Lake Blvd and 147th Ave./Andover Blvd. to begin the bridge replacement. Traffic will remain a single lane each direction until work is complete on both sides of the road. Work is expected to be completed and the road fully opened by 10 p.m. Sun, July 28.

Early the following Monday, June 24th, Highway 65 will fully close between 187th Lane and Viking Blvd to replace the culvert just south of Viking Boulevard in East Bethel. Access will be maintained to local residences and businesses north of Constance Blvd. up to 187th Lane. Traffic also will be allowed to cross Highway 65 between Constance Blvd. and Viking Blvd. but drivers will be unable to travel east on Viking Blvd. since the J-turn south of Viking Blvd. will be unreachable within the closure.

Through traffic will be detoured between Constance Blvd and Viking Blvd during the closure. Motorists should follow the signed detours for north and southbound Highway 65 and for eastbound Viking Blvd.

Both directions of the highway will close for approximately 23 days and should reopen by 7 p.m. Wed, July 17. Motorists should follow the signed detours to avoid congestion.

The detours are as follows:

• Northbound Highway 65: West on Constance Blvd, north on Round Lake Blvd, east on Viking Blvd, north on Co Rd 13 and east on Co Rd 74 to Highway 65. Traffic can then turn north or south on Highway 65.
• Southbound Highway 65: West on Viking Blvd, south on Round Lake Blvd and east on Constance Blvd to Highway 65.
• Eastbound Viking Blvd (Co Rd 22): East on Viking Blvd, north on Jackson St NE, east on Klondike Drive and south on Highway 65 to Viking Blvd.

Maps of the detour routes are available on the Highway 65 website .

There will be one additional five-day full closure later this summer to replace a culvert beneath Highway 65 just south of 169th Ave/Flamingo Drive. Please watch for more details once a date is scheduled for that pipe replacement.

Resurfacing began in early April on nearly 16.5 miles of Highway 65 between County Road 10 in Spring Lake Park and 217th Ave. in East Bethel. Additionally, MnDOT will replace bridges over Coon Creek in Ham Lake and the culverts south of Viking Blvd. and north of Constance Blvd. Full-depth pavement repairs will correct areas of settlement and high-tension cable median guardrail installed between Bunker Lake Blvd. and 237th Ave. will help prevent cross-median crashes. The 19-mile project includes drainage improvements, and curb ramp and sidewalk upgrades at 11 intersections between Blaine and East Bethel and replacement of signal systems at 85th Ave. and 93rd Ave. in Blaine. The project is anticipated to be complete this fall.

Drivers who regularly use Highway 65, are encouraged to use an alternate route if possible, such as I-35W or Highway 47 to avoid congestion and delays.

All construction activities and traffic impacts are weather and schedule permitting and subject to change. For more information, including upcoming traffic impacts, or to sign up for project updates, visit the Highway 65 project webpage . If you have any questions about the project, contact the project team . Updated road condition information is available by calling 511 or visiting 511mn.org .

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Elektrostal , Moscow Oblast, Russia