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Brooklyn Park and Brooklyn Center Request Alternative Studies for Highway 252 Project

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 23
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Brooklyn Park and Brooklyn Center requested the Minnesota Department of Transportation study alternative options for the Highway 252 and Interstate 94 project. MnDOT had previously selected a four-lane freeway conversion of Highway 252 as its preferred alternative, which would change the road from a signalized highway to a freeway with two lanes in each direction.

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The project involves converting Highway 252 into a freeway, a controversial proposal MnDOT has maintained since years ago. The department anticipates this preferred alternative would reduce serious crashes by 25% and overall crashes by 41%. The request for alternatives keeps the "no build" option, which avoids the freeway conversion, still under consideration.

Commissions manage the Shingle Creek area, which includes locations in Brooklyn Center and Brooklyn Park, hosting various events.

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  • Minnesota Department of TransportationSelected the preferred freeway alternative for the Highway 252 and Interstate 94 project.
  • Brooklyn ParkRequested the Minnesota Department of Transportation study alternative options for the project.
  • Brooklyn CenterRequested the Minnesota Department of Transportation study alternative options for the project.

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