Gene Field Road Bridge in St. Joseph Opens Ahead of Schedule
June 29, 2026
Clarkson Construction recently celebrated an exciting milestone in its continued growth across Missouri with the ribbon cutting and grand opening of its newest office in Truesdale, Missouri.
Joined by local leaders, business representatives, community partners, and employees, the celebration marked an important step in establishing Clarkson's presence in the St. Louis region and strengthening its connections within the communities where the company works.
The event brought together representatives from the Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce, City of Truesdale Mayor Jerry Cannon, members of the Truesdale City Council, local union representatives, and the Clarkson team to commemorate its opening.
Improve I-70 Warrenton to Wentzville
The Truesdale office serves as a regional home base for Clarkson's growing team in eastern Missouri, including employees supporting the Improve I-70 Warrenton to Wentzville project, one of Missouri's largest transportation infrastructure investments.
As part of the Improve 70 Alliance, Clarkson is helping deliver improvements along the corridor, designed to enhance safety, increase capacity, and support the continued movement of people and goods across the state.
The new office provide a permanent space for employees to collaborate, coordinate operations, and build relationships with local partners as Clarkson continues expanding its work in the region.
Building More than Infrastructure
While Clarkson is proud of the work its crews are delivering along I-70, the company's commitment to the region extends beyond its construction projects.
Community is one of Clarkson's core values, and establishing a presence in Truesdale creates new opportunities to connect with local businesses, non-profit organizations, schools, workforce development partners, and residents.
We're proud to call Truesdale home and look forward to building lasting relationships, supporting the local community, and delivering infrastructure improvements that will serve Missouri for generations to come.
