CR 203 (330TH ST): US 10 to csah 1 in morrison CO- bit mill & ovly, pave shoulders, safety wedge, rumble strips & ground-in reflective markings (cont)

The Federal Highway Administration awarded a formula grant of $178,367.55 to the Minnesota Department of Transportation on July 29, 2025, under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205). This funding supports the continuation of pavement rehabilitation and safety improvement work on County Road 203 (330th Street) in Morrison County, Minnesota, extending from U.S. Highway 10 to CSAH 1. The project deliverables include bituminous mill and overlay treatment, shoulder paving, safety wedge installation, rumble strip deployment, and ground-in reflective pavement markings. These improvements are designed to enhance highway safety, extend pavement service life, and improve visibility for motorists along the corridor.

The County of Morrison serves as the sub-grantee responsible for executing the project work. The funding allocation reflects the federal-aid highway program's structure, whereby the Federal Highway Administration provides statutory formula allocations to states for highway preservation and safety improvements, with Minnesota Department of Transportation administering the award and the county implementing the specific infrastructure work. This project exemplifies typical Highway Planning and Construction program investments in local and county-level transportation infrastructure maintenance and safety enhancements.

Project description

And local project on CR 202 from s JCT of US 10 to n JCT of US 10- bit mill & overlay