Boone County: Columbia – Stadium Boulevard/Route 740 Extension

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Boone County: Columbia – Stadium Boulevard/Route 740 Extension

MoDOT and the City of Columbia will be working together to widen Stadium Boulevard from the North Outer Road of I-70 to south of Broadway, as well as to modify the I-70 and Stadium Blvd. interchange.

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