M-21 improvements begin next week from Ada to Lowell
COUNTY: Kent
HIGHWAY: M-21 (Fulton Street)
CLOSEST CITIES: Ada and Lowell
START DATE: Wednesday, Sept. 29, 2021
ESTIMATED END DATE: Friday, Oct. 22, 2021
PROJECT DETAILS: The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is investing approximately $1 million to improve 4.5 miles of M-21 from Bennett Street in Ada to Birmingham Road just west of Lowell. Work includes joint replacement, concrete pavement repairs and resurfacing.
TRAFFIC IMPACT: During the first phase of the project, M-21 will have daytime single-lane closures from Bennett Street to Birmingham Road. These are currently scheduled for Sept. 29 and 30.
During phase 2, currently scheduled Oct. 11-14, M-21 will be closed from Bennett Street to Settlewood Drive with a detour using Pettis Avenue, Vergennes Street and Parnell Avenue.
During phase 3, currently scheduled Oct. 18-21, M-21 will be closed between Settlewood Drive and Birmingham Road with traffic detoured onto Settlewood Drive, Parnell Avenue, Vergennes Street, and Alden Nash Avenue.
SAFETY BENEFITS: This project will increase safety, improve the ride quality, and extend the service life of the roadway.
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