(From MODOT)
A ribbon-cutting ceremony is planned to mark the end of construction of the new interchange at I-44/I-49 & Prigmor Avenue (Jasper Co. Road 190) near Joplin.
The ribbon-cutting is scheduled for 2 p.m., Monday, November 2 at the northeast corner of Prigmor Avenue (CR 190) and Apple Road in Joplin.
The interchange is east of Exit 11 on I-44/I-49 (where I-49 splits off from I-44 and turns south toward Arkansas) and provides direct access to the Crossroads Business and Distribution Park.
The $8.6 million project, a partnership with Jasper County, City of Duenweg, City of Joplin and the Crossroads Business and Distribution Park, features a new bridge over the interstate, replacing the former one at Prigmor Avenue, with single-lane roundabouts at either end of the bridge.
Project Background:
• Built interchange at Prigmor Avenue (Jasper County Road 190) over I-44/I-49 with ramps
connecting to the interstate
• Built roundabouts on each end of bridge over I-44/I-49 to connect ramps to Prigmor Avenue
• Resurfaced and added two foot shoulders on Prigmor Avenue between new interchange and 7th Street (Route 66) to the north
• Prime Contractor: Emery Sapp & Sons, Inc., Columbia
• Total Project Cost: $8.6 million
• Completion Date: November 1, 2015
• Partnership Project: Jasper County, City of Duenweg, City of Joplin, Crossroads Business and Distribution Park
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