Wednesday, Webster County Emergency Management Coordinator, Dylan Hagen issued a statement on potential traffic hazards around Webster County associated with the RAGBRAI stop July 26th. The Statement is below.

On Monday July 26th and Tuesday July 27th, Webster County will see thousands of bicyclists
coming through Slifer, Callender, Moorland, Fort Dodge, and Duncombe. Due to 15,000+ riders,
residents of these communities and those that travel the area should expect delays. To increase
safety for riders, several roadways will be shut down, or have extremely limited traffic on them
during the RAGBRAI event. We encourage you to plan an alternate route during this event.
See the Fort Dodge Police Departments Media Release regarding impacts to travel within the
City of Fort Dodge.

MONDAY 7/26/21 – Roads impacted from approximately 8am-6pm
**Traffic EAST bound on 310th St between Baxter and Fairbanks – limited
**Traffic NORTH bound on Fairbanks from 310th to Moorland – limited to no traffic
**Traffic EAST bound on Old 20 from Fairbanks Ave to Grand Ave – CLOSED
**OFF ramps from Highway 20 at Moorland will be CLOSED from Noon to 6pm.
ON ramps to Highway 20 will remain open.
**Traffic EAST bound on Old 20/D36 from Moorland to Fort Dodge– limited to no traffic

TUESDAY 7/27/21 – Roads impacted from approximately 6am-11am
**Traffic EAST and WEST bound on D18/190th from 32nd St to Samson Ave – CLOSED.
**Traffic EAST bound on D20/200th St/Old Hwy 20 from Samson Ave to Hamilton County Line
– limited to no traffic
**Traffic SOUTH bound on Vincent Ave- CLOSED at 170th and 190th

**If you use Old Hwy 20 / D20 / 200th St either EAST or WEST between Fort Dodge and