Hawkeye Reporter

Iowa Highway 9 in Dickinson County has reopened to traffic, as confirmed by the Iowa Department of Transportation’s District 3 office. The stretch from the Osceola County line to Iowa 86 is now accessible, although temporary lane closures are expected over the next two weeks.

The Iowa DOT advises drivers to exercise caution, adhere to posted speed limits and signs, and remain aware that fines for moving violations are doubled in work zones. Drivers should stay alert, maintain safe distances between vehicles, and use seat belts.

For updated travel information, motorists can access the 511 system at any time. This service is available online at 511ia.org or by calling 511 within Iowa or 800-288-1047 nationwide. Additionally, updates can be followed on social media platforms like Facebook and X via links provided on the Iowa DOT's website. A mobile app is also available for download.

To receive email or text alerts through Your 511, users can subscribe at https://new.511ia.org/#login. Assistance with account setup is available at https://www.511ia.org/help/section/how-to-create-and-manage-a-511-account.html.

For further details about this road reopening, Sarah Tracy, a transportation planner with District 3, can be contacted at 712-274-5831 or sarah.tracy@iowadot.us.

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