KC Streetcar Constructors to Move Rail for Track Construction

Crews will work in the early morning hours of Tuesday, June 27 to minimize impacts to the traveling public.

KC Streetcar Constructors will pull 960 feet of rail from the rail staging area at 51st Street and Brookside Boulevard. The rail will be pulled into the existing traffic control on the east side of Main Street near Armour Boulevard.

A photo of crews working at night. A piece of rail is moving on the street. A Speedswing can be pictured in the distance pulling the end of the rail. A police officer stands in the middle of the intersection to help with traffic.

Crews move rail from the rail storage area near 51st Street and Main Street in the early morning hours of Friday, April 28, 2023.

WHO: KC Streetcar Constructors in conjunction with the Kansas City, Missouri Police Department.

WHEN: For the safety of all and to limit disruptions to the traveling public on Main Street, this work is scheduled to begin at 4:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 27, and will be complete by 7 a.m.

WHERE: KC Streetcar Constructors will pull the rail from 51st Street north on Main Street into the existing traffic control set up on the east side of Main Street near Armour Boulevard.

Cross-traffic at the Main Street intersections of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, Emanuel Cleaver II Boulevard, 46th Street, 45th Street, 43rd Street, 41st Street, 39th Street, 38th Street, 37th Street, 36th Street, and Armour Boulevard will be temporarily halted until the rail, equipment and personnel have cleared the intersection. Officers with the Kansas City, Missouri Police Department will assist with traffic control during this process to facilitate a safe and efficient operation.

For more information, please visit the KC Streetcar Constructors website at buildkcstreetcar.com, email questions to info@buildkcstreetcar.com, follow us on Twitter @BuildKCSC, or call the project hotline at 816-337-1013.

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