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Concordia Today
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Maintenance Work Scheduled on Lafayette County Roadways
Crews to conduct shoulder repair and drainage work on Missouri Highway 23 next week.
Published on Feb. 15, 2026
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The Missouri Department of Transportation will be conducting maintenance work on several roadways in Lafayette County, Missouri from February 17-20. Shoulder repair work is scheduled on Missouri Highway 23 between U.S. Highway 24 and the Johnson County line on Tuesday and Wednesday, while drainage work will take place on Missouri 23 between 14th and 15th Street in Concordia on Thursday and Friday. Flagging operations will be in effect for each of the work zones.
Why it matters
Regular maintenance of roadways is crucial for ensuring safe travel and minimizing disruptions for drivers in the area. The work on Missouri Highway 23 will help address shoulder and drainage issues that could pose hazards if left unattended.
The details
The maintenance work will involve shoulder repair on Missouri Highway 23 between U.S. Highway 24 and the Johnson County line on Tuesday and Wednesday, as well as drainage work on Missouri 23 between 14th and 15th Street in Concordia on Thursday and Friday. Flagging operations will be in place to direct traffic through the work zones.
- The maintenance work is scheduled from February 17-20, 2026.
- No work is scheduled on Monday, February 17 due to the Presidents' Day holiday.
The players
Missouri Department of Transportation
The state agency responsible for maintaining and improving Missouri's transportation infrastructure.
What’s next
Drivers in the area should plan for potential delays and follow all traffic control measures during the scheduled maintenance work.
The takeaway
Regular roadway maintenance is essential for keeping Missouri's transportation network safe and efficient for all travelers.

