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EPISODE · May 26, 2026 · 29 MIN

Ames in Focus: Dodging Cones with Mindy Bryngelson

from City of Ames’ Podcasts · host City of Ames, Iowa

In this episode of Ames in Focus, we take a closer look at what construction season means for the community in 2026. Host Bill Gebhart sits down with Municipal Engineer Mindy Bryngelson to unpack the projects, planning, and coordination that keep Ames moving forward, even when the roads get a little crowded. From major infrastructure updates to the reasoning behind summer roadwork, Mindy shares insight into how decisions are made, how projects are prioritized, and what residents can expect in the months ahead. If you have ever wondered why construction seems to pop up all at once, or how to stay ahead of detours, this conversation has you covered. Episode Highlights A big-picture overview of 2026 construction projects in Ames Key corridors and high-impact projects to watch Why construction season ramps up in the summer months How projects are selected, planned, and funded Behind-the-scenes coordination between City teams and contractors Tips for staying informed on closures, detours, and updates A candid conversation about patience and the long-term benefits of the work Stay Connected Visit www.CityofAmes.org or follow us on social media.

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