Traffic Alert Sioux Falls! Starting Wednesday and Thursday, there will be lane closures on Louise Ave. and Veterans Parkway.

Veterans Parkway Lane Closures Start On May 15

Starting Thursday, May 15, 2025, motorists should prepare for significant lane closures on Veterans Parkway between Arrowhead Parkway and 26th Street.

Veterans Parkway between Arrowhead Parkway and 26th Street-Google Maps
Veterans Parkway between Arrowhead Parkway and 26th Street-Google Maps
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Crews will be conducting essential infrastructure maintenance, including concrete repairs, curb and gutter restoration, and joint resealing.

The outside lane and shoulder will be closed in both northbound and southbound directions, with traffic maintained on the inside lanes.

Throughout the project, closure locations will shift along the affected section of Veterans Parkway, but drivers can expect at least one lane to remain open in each direction at all times.

Access to businesses, residences, and side streets will be maintained throughout the construction period.

The Veterans Parkway project is scheduled for completion by late July 2025.

Louise Avenue Work Starts on May 16

Another project will affect South Louise Avenue on Friday, May 16, 2025.

South Louise Avenue at 69th Street-Google Maps
South Louise Avenue at 69th Street-Google Maps
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The outside southbound lane will be closed south of 69th Street to accommodate Xcel Energy utility work.

This closure is expected to be removed by Friday evening.

Safety Reminder

The City reminds all drivers to:

  • Reduce speed in construction zones
  • Exercise increased caution when traveling near work areas
  • Allow extra travel time for potential delays
  • Watch for workers and equipment
  • Consider alternative routes when possible
  • Pedestrians may need to use alternate routes in affected areas.

For the latest updates on city road projects, visit our website or call the Public Works Department at (555) 123-4567.

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