South Veterans Parkway
The South Veterans Parkway project is a partnership with the South Dakota Department of Transportation (SDDOT) and the City of Sioux Falls.
Thursday, August 27, 2026 Construction Updates
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- Sycamore Avenue and Southeastern Avenue are open.
- The bridge over BNSF Railway is now substantially complete, with only minor finishing work remaining.
- Crews continue work on the bridge approach barrier walls.
- Landscaping crews are placing vegetation, finishing median landscaping, spreading black dirt, and applying hydroseed and hydromulch throughout the project area.
- The shared-use path along South Veterans Parkway is mostly complete; however, it is not yet open and should not be used at this time.
Click or tap on the icons to learn more about each segment of the new South Veterans Parkway.
What to Expect During Construction
- Daily construction work
- Construction materials and equipment
- Trucks hauling materials
- Noise during construction work hours
- Dust management
About the Project
When connected to the northern segment of Veterans Parkway, the additional nine miles of roadway for South Veterans Parkway will support a regional arterial road network around southeast Sioux Falls. This project — the final stage in connecting Interstate 29 with Interstate 90 — will accommodate growing transportation needs across the corridor and help prepare the greater Sioux Falls area for continued vibrant growth and development.
The first segment from Western Avenue to Cliff Avenue was completed and opened to traffic in November 2024. Construction on the next segment from Cliff Avenue to Sycamore Avenue will begin in spring 2025. The remaining segments will continue to be designed and constructed through 2027. Learn more about each segment.
Project Benefits
- Increased traffic flow
- Corridor connectivity
- Accommodate public and private investment
Daily construction work
Construction materials and equipment
Trucks hauling materials
Noise during construction work hours
Dust management