Features

The county is determining other features of the reconstruction. The goals of the design process include:

• Improving roadway and intersection safety
• Enhancing traffic operations
• Improving the corridor for people biking, walking, rolling, riding the bus and driving

The existing roadway has reached the end of its service life and is due for replacement. The reconstruction will replace existing pavement, curbs, gutters, sidewalks and storm water structures.

Osseo Road is part of County Road 152, which stretches from the northern to southern limits of Minneapolis.

In 2013, Osseo Road was reconfigured from a 4-lane roadway to a 3-lane roadway with on-street bicycle facilities.

Other projects near the area

A segment of County Road 152 south of this area, the Webber 44 corridor, is planned to be reconstructed in 2020.

• Webber 44 reconstruction

In June 2019, the METRO C Line bus rapid transit line opened. The C Line route runs between downtown Minneapolis and Brooklyn Center including on Osseo Road.

• METRO C Line project

Other projects are being planned for this corridor, including:

• CP Rail line bridge maintenance
• METRO D Line project
• City of Minneapolis Queen Avenue Bike Boulevard project

Share your feedback

People who live, work and travel on and around Osseo Road are encouraged to share their feedback and experience walking, rolling, biking, riding the bus and driving on/along Osseo Road between Penn and 49th avenues. You can share your feedback through a variety of ways.

Take our survey

Submit your comments online by taking this survey.

The last day to take the survey: December 31, 2019.

Upcoming event

Check this page again for future outreach opportunities.

Previous events

Design outreach

Project staff attended Camden neighborhood's Holiday on 44th event to inform people about the Osseo Road project on Friday, December 6, 2019.

Project staff hosted an open house on Thursday, November 14, 2019.

• Osseo Road open house boards (PDF)
• Osseo Road handout (PDF)

Project staff hosted a walking tour on Saturday, November 9, 2019.

Hennepin County

• Amber Klein, P.E.
  Project manager (design)
  amber.klein@hennepin.us
  612-596-0176

City of Minneapolis

• Kelsey Fogt
  Project manager
  kelsey.fogt@minneapolismn.gov
  612-673-3885