The Michigan Department of Transportation has completed the second year of its three-year, $204 million investment to rebuild I-94 in Berrien County.

MDOT spokesperson Nick Schirripa tells us after a busy construction season, the agency will be getting out of the way soon.

“ So we’ve got westbound traffic back on the westbound lanes,” Schirripa said. “ The only thing we’ve really got going on yet, we had to do some concrete patching on bridges and concrete takes a little time to cure. So that curing process is happening now. So we are planning on everything being done and reopened before the Thanksgiving holiday.”

Throughout the construction season, Schirripa says MDOT

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