CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – Jan. 16, 2020 – Beginning Tuesday, Jan. 21, travelers on the U.S. 218/Interstate 380 corridor in the Iowa City area will be able to see average travel times on digital message boards along and over the roadway. The Iowa Department of Transportation will use the area’s 20 message boards to display travel times during the morning and evening peak travel hours to give motorists a better idea of what to expect for their commute. Cathy Cutler,...
AMES, Iowa – Jan. 16, 2020 – The Iowa Department of Transportation is requesting public input for a proposed culvert project on Iowa 144 over Buttrick Creek, 4 miles South of the Iowa 175 junction in Greene County. The proposed project will consist of replacing the existing 75’ x 30’ steel beam bridge with a triple 12’ x 10’ culvert. Through traffic would be detoured during construction using Greene County Road E-18, Greene & Webster County Road P-46 and Iowa...
ANKENY, Iowa – Jan.15, 2020 – The Iowa Department of Transportation will open its newest driver’s license and identification service center Tuesday, Jan. 21 in Kettlestone Plaza between Jimmy Johns and UnityPoint Health Clinic at 1156 SE Ashworth Road, at the intersection of Ashworth Road and Grand Prairie Parkway in Waukee. Driver’s license and identification services are currently being provided at 918 Court Street in Adel. This location will close Friday, Jan. 17. The move from the Dallas County Treasurer-run...
AMES, Iowa – Jan. 14, 2020 – The Iowa Transportation Commission approved the following items during its meeting today in the Materials Conference Room at the Iowa Department of Transportation’s headquarters at 800 Lincoln Way in Ames. Business meeting actions taken Tuesday, Jan. 14 Order Number Title Action taken Presenter D-2020-36 Approve Minutes of the Dec. 10, 2019, Commission Meeting Approved Danielle Madden, Commission assistant, 515-239-1919 MV-2020-37 Administrative Rules -761 IAC 401 – Special Registration Plates Approved Melissa Spiegel, director,...
AMES, Iowa – Jan. 14, 2020 – Today, the Iowa Transportation Commission approved $1,383,485 in total funding for five federal Recreational Trails Program projects. The federal Recreational Trails Program was created in 1991 for the purpose of developing and maintaining recreational trails and trail-related facilities for both motorized and nonmotorized trail users. This funding is available to cities, counties, state and federal agencies, and private organizations through an annual application-based program. The projects and approved funding amounts are listed below....
AMES, Iowa – Jan. 14, 2020 – Today, the Iowa Transportation Commission approved $1,327,655 in total funding for four statewide Iowa’s Transportation Alternatives Program projects. This program supports projects related to trails, Safe Routes to School initiatives, National Scenic Byways, and the preservation or rehabilitation of historic transportation facilities. The Commission awards Transportation Alternatives projects annually that are statewide in nature. Funding is available to cities, counties, school districts, or other eligible organizations through an annual application-based program. The projects...
AMES, Iowa – Jan. 14, 2020 – Today, the Iowa Transportation Commission approved $4 million in total funding for eight projects from Iowa's Clean Air Attainment Program. The program was created in 1994 for the purpose of reducing transportation-related congestion and air pollution. This funding is available to cities, counties, state agencies, and nonprofit organizations through an annual application-based program. The projects and approved funding amounts are listed below. #6 Brown, Add Night Service – Year 1 (Ames Transit Agency)...
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