Welcome to the Engineering and Road & Bridge Departments
Public Works is no longer in the courthouse. We have moved to 1300 12th St SE.
Please Take Our Online Road
Safety Survey!
McKenzie County is developing a plan to
improve roadway safety throughout the entire County. The survey is an
important tool that the study team is using to gather input from County
residents, those who work in the County, and those who travel through the
County. The survey is map-based and will allow you to find specific
locations with a safety concern, identify it with a marker, and then provide a
description about the concern. Note that your input will be kept completely
confidential. We will not be asking for your name, address, or place of
employment. Your input is invaluable!
Here is the link to the survey: https://srfconsulting.maps.arcgis.com/apps/GeoForm/index.html?appid=f9df65d8d56647eebcb9fabd7cac0655
County Road 10 approximately 7 miles east of US
85 will be reduced to one lane from October 19-21, 2020 for bridge maintenance.
Please reduce your speed and plan your trips accordingly. There is a chance for
delays.
There will be construction on CR 5 from
10/14-11/15/2020 due to structure replacements. Oversized vehicles should plan
alternate routes. Please plan trips accordingly.
There is a bypass for the structure replacement to the south but CR 5 to the
north will be closed due to that structure replacement. Please see the circled
area on the attached map.
Construction is currently underway on CR 55 & CR 2 from the intersection of Hwy 23/CR 10 to a
mile north of where CR 55 turns into CR 2.
Construction is also underway for 113th Ave NW from CR12 to 33rd St NW and then East on 33rd St NW. You may encounter uneven surfacing
and travel can/will become difficult at times. We recommend taking an
alternative route if possible.
Construction is currently underway on CR 37 from US 85 to
Hwy 23 and on 125th Ave NW from Hwy 23 to CR 34. Please plan on additional time for travel on
these roads.
Construction is currently underway on
CR 35
from the
intersection of Hwy 85/2nd Ave SW to 30th Ave NW. You may encounter poor surfacing and travel
can/will become difficult at times. We
recommend taking an alternative route if possible such as 128th Ave NW.
The southbound lane of the bridge on 24th St SW
between 2nd Ave SW and 24th Ave SW is closed and traffic is reduced to a single
lane.
All Roads in McKenzie County are at standard posted restrictions.
The Following article is from the WDEA April 19, 2019 Newsletter:
Truckers Reminded of Weight Restrictions
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Overweight Load Violations Can Mean Hefty Fines
It’s that time of year when rain events will cause county and
township road supervisors to impose weight restrictions on roads, and unwary
violators could face huge fines.
Such a case occurred this week when a fuel truck delivery driver
crossed into another county where a 12,000-pound-per-axle weight limit had been
imposed because overnight rain had saturated the road. The vehicle, which was
carrying 3,000 gallons of fuel, was stopped by a sheriff’s deputy and initially
faced a fine of $9,200. However, after learning the driver was from an
adjoining county and unaware that restrictions had been imposed that morning,
the overweight penalty was not enforced.
The incident serves as a reminder to truckers of the notification
procedures, and the obligation of local road superintendents to alert the
public that the restrictions have been put in place. Counties that are members
of the LoadPass Permit System can notify trucking
companies through LoadPass, which offers text alerts and email notifications to
those who sign up to be notified. Counties that impose restrictions are
obligated to post notice on the county’s website, and many will also issue
notifications through social media. If truckers have any doubts, they can check
the list of restrictions on
the LoadPass site, or contact the county highway department or sheriff’s
office.
The restrictions apply to overweight vehicles in all industrial
classes including farmers and ranchers who may be hauling equipment,
fertilizer, livestock, grain or other commodities.
Click here to see a table
showing the fee schedule for overweight violations.
Please check back for updated information
Please use the following to stay up to date with any additional restrictions.
https://www.loadpasspermits.com/rcr/Restrictions
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You can also go to this site to sign up for email and/or text
notifications for not only McKenzie county, but Williams, Billings, Dunn,
Mountrail, and other participating counties.
Staff:
Suhail Kanwar- Public Works Administrator/Engineer
Office: 701-444-7152
skanwar@co.mckenzie.nd.us
Tommy Glover, Road and Bridge Superintendent
Office: 701-444-7158
Cell: 701-580-1666
Dan Vander Vorste - Right of Way (ROW) Project Manager
Cell: 701-471-4055
Omar Mohamed, EIT- Assistant County Engineer
Office: 701-444-7168
Cell: 701-978-8637
Cindy Glover, McKenzie County Permitting Tech
Office: 701.444.7164
Dawn Tschetter, McKenzie County Permitting Tech
Office: 701.444.7179
The
North Dakota Department of Transportation will give information on State Road Restrictions and 511 Information.
For assistance filling out an overweight/oversize permit, please visit ndenergy.org or call 701-566-5576. For questions on routes, or other information please call 701-444-7427. Thank you!