Motorists using Main Street (125th Avenue) in Blaine will need to navigate a new series of traffic shifts starting Tuesday (May 15).

A repaving project for the west service road at the Anoka County Highway Department facility on Bunker Lake Boulevard in Andover has been given the green light by the Anoka County Board.

Bids have been ordered by the Coon Rapids City Council for two projects to reconstruct some 4.2 miles of collector streets in the city this year.

The Anoka County Board has awarded a contract for a project to overlay close to 24 miles of its roads this year.

An East River Road corridor study from TH 610 in Coon Rapids to I-694 in Fridley has been approved by the Coon Rapids City Council.

Construction on Anoka’s East Main Street will get under way Monday, kicking off a makeover of downtown that will stretch from the Rum River Bridge to Sixth Avenue.

By unanimous vote April 3, the Coon Rapids City Council ordered its 2012 collector street projects and directed that plans and specifications be prepared.

A contract to reconstruct five miles of residential streets in the city of Coon Rapids will be considered by the Coon Rapids City Council at its May 15 meeting.

The last vestige of Old Highway 10 in Coon Rapids will get a makeover this year.

Monday the Anoka City Council will consider the bids on this summer’s major reconstruction of East Main Street.

The Andover City Council March 6 unanimously approved a motion to allow staff to finalize plans and specifications for the reconstruction of 133rd Avenue between Coon Creek and Hanson boulevards this summer.

Anoka has approved the bid for its 2012 street reconstruction project.

When Ramsey’s roads get sealcoated this year, they will not come with a bill.

Anoka County plans to overlay close to 24 miles of its roads this year.

The last vestige of Old Highway 10 in Coon Rapids will get a makeover this year.

The city of Coon Rapids is planning to almost double the mileage of collector streets reconstructed this year.

The Andover City Council Tuesday night took another step toward reconstructing and widening South Coon Creek from Crosstown to Round Lake boulevards this summer by approving plans and specifications and ordering bids for the project.

The Ham Lake City Council Feb. 21 unanimously approved bids for a couple different road projects that will take place this year.

The Coon Rapids City Council has given its blessing to a city of Anoka street reconstruction project that will impact some Coon Rapids residents.

With a couple of future road projects planned for two areas of Armstrong Boulevard, the Ramsey City Council is starting to set up the process of acquiring three land parcels.

With many of Ramsey’s roads approaching their 40th anniversary, the city is trying to figure out how to pay to reconstruct the deteriorating streets.

A regional consortium spearheaded by the Coon Rapids City Council for street maintenance materials and services will continue this year.