Lake County Division Of Transportation
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Lake County announces 2025 transportation improvements
Lake County has announced that the Division of Transportation's 2025 construction program will allocate $117 million to infrastructure projects focused on enhancing safety, mobility, and sustainability throughout the county.
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Cedar Lake Road realignment project gets $18.8 million in federal funding
An $18.8 million RAISE Grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation will help fund the Cedar Lake Road Realignment and Mobility Improvements Project. Cedar Lake Road in downtown Round Lake was transferred to Lake County in 2012.
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Lake County wants public input on Riverwoods Road, Duffy Lane project
The Lake County Division of Transportation (LCDOT) is seeking public input on its plans to improve Riverwoods Road and Duffy Lane in southeastern Lake County. The 3R project's goal is to resurface, restore, and rehabilitate these roads.
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Lake County shares Old McHenry Crossings design, feedback at June 26 meeting
The Lake County Division of Transportation will hold a public information meeting on June 26 to share the preferred alternative design for the Old McHenry Crossing Project Study, feedback received, the results of environmental analyses, and more. The meeting will be held from 5-7 p.m. at St. Matthew Lutheran Church Gymnasium, 24500 N. Old McHenry Road, Hawthorn Woods.
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LAKE COUNTY DIVISION OF TRANSPORTATION: Gelden Road Resurfacing
Gelden Road will be resurfaced by Lake County DOT beginning mid-month.
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County DOT preps for snow-clearing season
The Lake County Division of Transportation (DOT) is gearing up for another season of wintry weather.
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Lake County's first multi-lane roundabout opens in Lake Barrington
The Lake County Division of Transportation opened a new roundabout late last week at River and Roberts Roads in Lake Barrington, Lake County's fifth roundabout. It's also the county's first multi-lane roundabout. Lake County transportation officials have been studying traffic patterns at Roberts and River Roads since 2008, when the intersection began seeing up to 20,000 vehicles daily, with heavy congestion.