US-10 Business Route and M-20 Work in Midland

To continue through week of May 13

Work includes detour of B.R.US-10 /M-20

Detours for work on B.R. US-10 / M-20 from the Patrick Rd. median crossover to west of Washington St. are expected to continue through the week of May 13.

The detours, which began April 11, direct M-20 TRAFFIC and all truck traffic entering the City from US-10 westbound to the Eastman Ave. exit and then south along Eastman Ave. back to M-20.

B.R. US-10 (local traffic) and non-truck traffic entering the City of Midland from US-10 westbound will be routed to the Bay City Rd. exit where traffic will be detoured west on Bay City Rd., north on N. Saginaw Rd., west on Haley St. south on Bayliss St. to E. Patrick Rd.

EASTBOUND TRAFFIC on B.R. US-10 / M-20 that desires to use the crossover to access E. Patrick Rd. and Saginaw Rd. will be detoured onto James Savage Rd. to Saginaw Rd. Eastbound B.R. US-10 / M-20 traffic traveling to US-10 will not be detoured.

Washington Ave. is reduced to one lane of traffic in each direction, but will remain open. A majority of the two one-ways through town (Indian and Buttles Streets) will be reduced to one lane in each direction from Jerome St. to Washington St. while MDOT performs concrete joint repairs.

This $1.5 million MDOT reconstruction/rehabilitation project will extend the life of the roadway 15-20 years with some scheduled preventive maintenance. The traveling public will notice a much-improved ride along this important corridor.

For questions or further information, please contact the City Engineering Department at
989-837-3348.