Traffic and weather wear down roads over time, causing cracks and rough surfaces. When patching isn’t enough, resurfacing restores the road by replacing the top layer of pavement. This improves safety, smoothness, and extends the road’s life. The materials used depend on factors like traffic, condition, cost, and schedule. Timely resurfacing helps prevent bigger, more expensive repairs later.

Completed 2025 Resurfacing Projects

All 2025 resurfacing projects are complete.

  • Highway 155
    • Highway 92 to Highway 7      
  • Highway 41
    • Highway 212 to Highway 52
  • Highway 14
    • East of Victoria Drive
  • Highway 51
    • Highway 212 to Highway 5
  • Highway 31
    • Sibley County border to Highway 50

Scheduled 2026 Resurfacing Projects

  • Highway 10
  • Highway 11
  • Highway 34
  • Highway 152

Traffic Impacts

During resurfacing, roads remain open but flagging operations and single-lane closures are expected. Drivers should anticipate minor delays, rough pavement, and use caution in the work zone.