Here is an updated list of road closures throughout the City. If you have any questions about the closures, shoot us an e-mail us here.     

• A stretch of Nieman Road just south of Roger Road and north of West 62nd Street will be closed in both directions starting Wednesday, May 12 at 7pm. Crews will be installing two new water lines from the west side of Nieman to the Blume Shawnee project on the east side of Nieman. Nieman will be closed in both directions until Thursday, May 13 at 7pm. The area is expected to be completely clear and back to normal by mid next week. Detours will be posted and you can view the full plan here.

• KDOT is doing work at the intersection of K7 and 43rd Street through mid-May. K7 will be reduced to one lane in each direction as crews remove a median.  Drivers will still be able to access 43rd Street but delays on K7 are expected.
  
• Starting Monday, April 5, crews will be updating medians along Shawnee Mission Parkway from Pflumm to Mastin. Drivers can expect temporary lane closures.

• Starting Monday, April 12, Kansas Department of Transportation will be starting bridge deck work on the bridge over K-7 at 67th and Shawnee Mission Parkway. The southbound K-7 to eastbound 67th Street ramp and the northbound K-7 to westbound 67th Street ramp will both be closed during the project. Eastbound and westbound 67th Street will be reduced to one lane. The project is expected to wrap up in mid-September.

• Starting Monday, March 1, various lane closures will happen along 75th Street between Switzer and Quivira as crews work on water lines in that area. Crews will be working in the area daily for up to four weeks between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.

• Starting Monday, March 8, Monticello Road will be closed from Midland Drive to 71st Terrace. This closure is expected to last several  months. The Monticello Road Project is now underway, so drivers can expect detours and some temporary closures from Shawnee Mission Parkway to 71st Terrace and 71st Terrace from Monticello to Chouteau. Crews will be working on this large project through August 2021. If you'd like to read more about the project, click here.