State Road 37 & 141st Street
Please note the continued lane restrictions on SR 37 North and South, approaching the 141st Street Interchange.
As of July 23, the west side of 141st Street at SR 37 has closed for the next phase of construction. Traffic will transition to the east side, with SR 37 north and southbound lanes remaining open. This closure will remain in place throughout 2024.
Please review detour routes to plan ahead during this time (141st Street, SR 37 West, and SR 37 East). Thank you for your continued patience and remember to drive cautiously and safely through construction areas.
Find construction updates at 37thrives.com.
South Street
There will be a two-phase road closure on South Street for utility installation between Lantern Road and the Nickel Plate Trail.
- Phase 1: Aug. 5 to 19 (weather dependent)
- Phase 2: Aug. 19 to 26 (weather dependent)
First Internet Bank Building Parking Garage
- Access will remain open at all times.
Hotel Nickel Plate Access
- South Street drive access will be restricted.
- Use 116th Street for access.
- Visitors may also park on the west side of the hotel, accessible off 116th Street, after the trail.
Please proceed through the area with caution. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this essential work.
Click here to see a map of the closure.
141st & Prairie Lakes roundabout
Construction crews have begun preliminary work for the construction of a new roundabout at the intersection of 141st Street and Prairie Lakes Boulevard/Old Oak Lane.
Beginning on or after Monday, Aug. 19, the intersection will be closed to thru traffic. Access to Woods of Britton apartments will be maintained off Cumberland Road only during this first phase. The 141st Street access to Prairie Lakes will be closed and access will be off Cumberland Road and 146th Street. View the map here.
- Business access: Businesses along Mundy Drive remain accessible from SR 37 and 141st Street. A right in, right out configuration will continue at the intersection.
- Prairie Lakes residents: Access your complex via Cumberland Road or 146th Street. Access at 141st Street will be closed.
- Woods of Britton residents: Use Cumberland Road to access 141st Street, access to your complex along 141st Street will remain open. Exiting the complex, you may only travel east (right) on 141st Street towards Cumberland Road.
Please see the map for detour routes.
126th Street & Southeastern Parkway roundabout
This roundabout is now open but remains an active construction site with intermittent lane restrictions. The new roundabout will also include a connection for the development of Hunters Run, which will open in mid-November. The project will rehabilitate or reconstruct the pavement, add curb and gutter with storm sewers, and multi-use paths and/or bicycle lanes. Click here to view a detour route map and for more information visit the Capital Projects Dashboard.
Lantern Road sidewalk project
Work on a new sidewalk installation along the west side of Lantern Road south of Frances Street to Pullman Pointe Apartments will be ongoing the week of Aug. 19. Watch for flaggers and lane restrictions on southbound traffic from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sidewalk Improvement Project
Restoration will be ongoing in the Sweet Briar North Neighborhoods the week of Aug. 19. The sidewalk work will consist of removal and replacement of sidewalk panels which pose a toe-kick trip hazard. Sidewalks within driveways are not included in the scope of this project.
Road resurfacing projects
The contractor will conduct milling operations at 131st Street and Promise Road on Saturday, Aug. 17 and paving operations will follow on the week of Aug. 19. There will also be ongoing work at the Tremont entrance. Watch out for intermittent lane restrictions and flaggers.
Residents should refrain from parking vehicles on the street during active construction operations. Homeowners will be notified via door hangers prior to any curb reconstruction near their home. After ADA ramp and curb reconstruction is completed, those areas will be restored with topsoil and seed. It is the responsibility of the homeowner to water the seed for the seed to germinate. Prior to road resurfacing, residents will be notified via street signage for street parking restrictions.
For additional project information, view the Capital Project Dashboard here. View the Road Resurface Overview Map here. Roadways and neighborhoods are prioritized based on the PASER rating condition of their pavement. You can see a map here.