M-29 Frequently Asked QuestionS

The project area is from Baker Road (south boundary) to the Macomb/St. Clair county line (north boundary). The project is 3.3 miles long.

Work begins on July 26, 2025 and is expected to be finished by October 26, 2025.

There will be limited noise disruptions during this project. The majority of the work will occur during the day, but for safety reasons, some work will be required to be completed at night. The project has obtained a noise ordinance waiver for this night work. The project will minimize the noise and dust as best as possible.

This project will benefit the residents and business owners in the surrounding areas of the City of New Baltimore and Chesterfield Township as well as road users of the M-29 corridor including motorists, transit riders, pedestrians, and cyclists.

Milling the old asphalt pavement and replacing it with a new asphalt surface is an economical way to extend the life of the roadway and improve ride quality. Upgrades to sidewalk ramps at crosswalks will improve safety and accessibility for all non-motorized users.

No, the dimensions, location, and number of lanes that exist within the project will remain the same.

This project does involve replacements of sidewalk ramps and sidewalks. This will contribute to the safety of local pedestrians by bringing the ADA ramps up to ADA compliance.

No, transit routes and SMART bus stops will be maintained for the duration of this project.

The overall project cost is projected to be just under $3.2 million.

Please contact the project team via phone or email.

There is a public meeting on 7/9/2025 from 6 to 7pm regarding M-29. If you have any questions regarding the project, please contact the Macomb TSC at 586-421-3920 or at MDOT-MovingMacomb@michigan.gov