The Village of Oxford DDA

22 W. Burdick St.

Oxford, MI 48371

248-628-2543

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Town Hall Meetings

March 25th MDOT  4-7 PM
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Village Offices 6 PM
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A Better Road Ahead

Project Updates

  • Dan's Excavating Inc., has been selected as the contractor
  • Consumer's Energy returns to complete utility work north of Burdick 3/2
  • Road Closure at East St. starting Monday, March 9th for Consumer's 
  • Utility Work Completed by April 15th
  • MDOT Road Construction Project Starts April 15th
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The Michigan Department of Transportation is responsible for the maintenance of M-24, including all of Washington Street within the Village limits. MDOT will be coordinating, and completely funding the four-mile M-24 Road Reconstruction project, valued at an estimated $25,000,000 investment.

 

Utility Work

In preparation for the project, Consumers, DTE, & AT&T is currently making needed updates. 

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Project Overview

The project has two components - replacement of the road & a streetscape improvement

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Detour Routes

The reconstruction will be done in phases, and detours will change periodically.

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With more then 10 million vehicles traveling through Downtown Oxford annually, M-24 has reached the point of needing critical repair. The central artery of Michigan commerce has been vital to Oxford's growth and success for nearly 100 years, and its restoration will pave the way for a brighter future.

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Beginning in 2020, The Michigan Department of Transportation in partnership with the Village of Oxford DDA will lead the effort to completely RESTORE M-24, improving infrastructure, streetscape and pedestrian walkways. 

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Our community is unique and has always served as a hub for social gatherings by providing a distinct sense of place. This opportunity will ensure Downtown Oxford continues to be a thriving place to live work, and play.