Cambridge, MN
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(Prepared May 8, 2026)
- Traffic has been moved to DETOUR A for Segment 1 (see map A below)
- Hwy 95 is closed between the Rum River and Dellwood Street
- Fern Street is closed between 2nd Ave S and 2nd Ave N
- Dellwood Street is open for north/south vehicle and pedestrian traffic across Hwy 95
- Pedestrians are encouraged to use the marked crosswalk on Dellwood Street to cross the detour on 2nd Avenue S
- Access Anoka-Ramsey Community College from Hwy 95 to Polk Street
The project will be completed over 2 years. See map for project phasing and schedule
For the latest project updates and to be included in email updates from MnDOT visit their project website: Hwy 95 Cambridge - 2026-2027 construction - MnDOT
The project work planned for 2026 will be broken into 2 segments
Segment 1 – Fern Street to Dellwood – Construction planned April 20th to mid-summer
Segment 2 – Dellwood Street to Main – Construction planned Mid-summer to October
A project location map and detour maps are posted on the MnDOT’s website: Hwy 95 Cambridge - 2026-2027 construction - MnDOT
The improvements include the following:
- Replacing the existing concrete curb and pavement.
- Replacing the existing sanitary sewer, water main and storm sewer.
- Installing new sidewalks on both sides of TH 95
- Replacing the existing signal systems at Fern St., Dellwood St., Main St., and Fillmore St.
- Replacing the Railroad crossing surface
- Replacing the decorative lighting system in the downtown area
- Reconstructing TH 95 from 3-lanes to 4-lanes with a center median from Main Street to Fillmore Street to match the existing 4-lane section on the east side of the City
- Relocating the existing train switch for Federated Propane to the south end, to reduce trail crossing delays on TH 95 – Will be completed in 2027
- Relocating and installing some new streetlights outside of the downtown area for a uniform system.
Access: In general, the Contractor will provide access to all properties during construction. When pipe and curb installation is done directly in front of a property, then driveway access will not be possible. The Contractor will provide advance notice of this, and temporary parking arrangements will be reviewed.