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I-80 Will – Advance. Rebuild. Transform

I-80 WILL – SCHEDULE

Over 16 miles of I-80 from Minooka to New Lenox will be reconstructed, including over 30 bridges. Construction will be implemented in phases to minimize impacts on traffic. 

​Construction is underway and anticipated to be substantially completed in 2028.

COMPLETED

A. HOUBOLT ROAD EXTENSION

A joint project with Joliet, Will County, and CenterPoint Properties

​B. U.S. 30 INTERCHANGE IMPROVEMENTS

This includes I-80 reconstruction and added lanes between U.S. 30 and Gougar Road

C. HOUBOLT ROAD DIVERGING DIAMOND INTERCHANGE CONVERSION

​D. BRIDGES AT HICKORY CREEK, RICHARDS STREET, ROWELL AVENUE/CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILROAD

​F. SHEPLEY ROAD OVER I-80 BRIDGE REPLACEMENT

​G. WHEELER AVENUE OVER I-80 BRIDGE REPLACEMENT

​H. BRIGGS STREET OVER I-80 BRIDGE REPLACEMENT

​I. RIVER ROAD OVER I-80 BRIDGE REPLACEMENT

 
UNDER CONSTRUCTION

​E. I-80: RIDGE ROAD TO RIVER ROAD RECONSTRUCTION

Projected Time Frame: 2025 Completion​

​J. I-80: RIVER ROAD TO WHEELER AVENUE RECONSTRUCTION

This includes I-55 and Larkin Avenue Interchange reconstruction

Projected Time Frame: 2026 Completion

​K. I-80: ROWELL AVENUE TO GOUGAR ROAD RECONSTRUCTION

This includes Briggs Street roadway & interchange reconstruction

Projected Time Frame: 2025 Completion

​L. RICHARDS STREET RECONSTRUCTION

5th Avenue to Colburn Avenue

Projected Time Frame: 2024-2025

 
2025-2026 CONSTRUCTION

N. I-55 INTERCHANGE

Projected Time Frame: Winter 2024 – Fall 2026

​O. LARKIN INTERCHANGE

Projected Time Frame: Spring 2025 – Fall 2026

 

2026-2028 CONSTRUCTION

M. I-80: DES PLAINES RIVER BRIDGE REPLACEMENT

This includes Center Street and Chicago Street Interchange reconstruction. Phase Three construction is dependent on completion of land acquisition activities.

Projected Time Frame: 2026-2028

 

Note: Substantial completion with all lanes open on I-80 is planned for November 2028. Construction activities such as the demolition of the existing Des Plaines River bridges will continue into 2029.