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10th Street & Monroe Project

The 10th & Monroe intersection improvement project is part of the Northeast Trail - Segment 1, which extends 0.9 miles from the end of the current Eastside Trail at Monroe Drive to Westminster Drive. The project aims to enhance pedestrian and bicycle safety at this intersection. Improvements will include a raised intersection design, better crosswalk markings and pedestrian signals, new traffic signals, and improved bike access.

Future intersection schematic of the Beltline, 10th Street, and Monroe Drive.

Single lane closures for sidewalk work are expected to occur through mid-September.

Future view looking northwest of the Beltline, 10th Street, and Monroe Drive intersection. (Photo Credit: Perez Planning + Design)

Project Status
  • During the period of June 9th–14th, paving operations began, utility work was performed, concrete ramps were installed, and asphalt work was completed.

  • Single lane closures for sidewalk work will occur through mid-September.

What to Expect:

  • Single-lane closures will occur Monday through Friday, between 9:00 AM and 3:30 PM.

  • All traffic interruptions will utilize a combination of flaggers, cones/barrels, and, if needed, off-duty police officers to direct traffic and allow crews to work safely in the street.

  • Trail users and vehicle drivers should use caution at the intersection.

Project Timeline

  • August 2023: Northeast Trail - Segment 1 construction start

  • June 2024: Phase III of the trail segment, including the full closure of 10th and Monroe, began and ended within a week

  • September 2024: Single-lane closures will end

  • Fall 2025: Construction expected to be complete

Rendering of the intersection of the Beltline, 10th Street, and Monroe Drive looking west.

Design & Construction Team

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Northeast Trail - Segment 1

Visit the Northeast Trail - Segment 1 project page for the latest updates on design and construction. Stay connected and discover all the progress happening on the trail.

Questions?

Meghan Injaychock
Project Manager