Overview
- MnDOT has launched a corridor planning study and an online survey to gather feedback from residents, commuters and businesses about travel conditions between Brooklyn Boulevard and Lexington Avenue.
- The study covers I-694 through parts of Brooklyn Park, Fridley, Columbia Heights, New Brighton and Arden Hills and will assess current conditions and future needs.
- This is a planning effort only; recommendations from the study will help inform a resurfacing project targeted for 2032 or later and set priorities for other projects over the next two decades.
- MnDOT is holding public outreach that includes a virtual meeting in August, attendance at local community events, and a study webpage where survey and meeting details and Teams access information are posted.
- The agency offers phone, email and MN Relay contacts for alternative formats and language help so more people can participate, and the study’s findings will influence later project design and funding choices that affect daily travel and safety.