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UPDATE: Rosemore Avenue Bridge is closing Monday, December 6
Location: Rosemore Avenue, between Kansas Avenue and Elm Avenue
*This time frame is subject to change

A long-term closure of Rosemore Avenue between Kansas Avenue and Elm Avenue is planned to begin Monday, December 6, 2021 and is expected to last until March 31st 2022. This closure is needed so that crews can complete the construction of the new bridge across the new State Route 132 Expressway, which is currently under construction.    
 
This work is weather dependent. This timeframe is subject to change.
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The green outline in the graphic below illustrates these detour routes available to the traveling public while the intersection is closed. The intersection of Kansas Avenue and Mercy Avenue has been recently opened to minimize impacts.  The project team thanks you for your patience and for driving cautiously through the construction areas.
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For more information on the State Route 132 West Project, please visit the project website at www.StateRoute132.com
 
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ABOUT PHASE I

Phase 1 will include construction of the two lane roadway and bridges from State Route 99 to Dakota Avenue. The City of Modesto will construct two lanes with a center turn lane on North Dakota Avenue from the proposed State Route 132 to existing State Route 132 (Maze Boulevard).
Construction began in December, 2019.
This map is not to-scale. Please visit our about page for the full-size map of the project area. 

PREVIEW THE DESIGN HERE! 

IN THE NEWS

Officials gathered Friday on a bare patch of
dirt to celebrate the start of construction on the Highway 132 rerouting west from Modesto. The long-awaited project will take three miles of the state highway off Maze Boulevard and move it close to Kansas Avenue... The Modesto Bee
READ MORE HERE.
​The new state highway segment will run about half a mile north of Maze Boulevard, which is the current Highway 132...“What you will see is smoother traffic for goods and services and also the traveling public,” said Jaylen French, director of community and economic development for the city of Modesto... The Modesto Bee
READ MORE HERE.

OVERALL PROJECT TIMELINE