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Registration is open for three cleanups planned to keep Arizona highways grand — one mile at a time.
Around 30,000 homes and businesses between Phoenix and Flagstaff will get access to broadband internet thanks to Wecom Fiber becoming the first firm to gain long-term use of conduit ADOT has installed along I-17.
This week's episode of On the Road With ADOT features our Broadband Office and how it's helping Arizona expand access to broadband internet.

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Arizona is the founding chapter of the Make-A-Wish organization and also the first to sponsor a license plate. Order a Make-A-Wish Arizona specialty plate and help make wishes come true.
February 14 is Valventine's Day! Did you know that 75% of recovered heart valves go to pediatric patients? Learn more abou
We’re using our “pitching wedge” to get the word out about alternative parking plans for spectators headed to the Phoenix Open.
Our Insurance Recovery Unit is responsible for recovering costs associated with damage to the state’s transportation system. For fiscal year 2021, the team recovered $4.7 million.
In 2020, Flagstaff student Alyssa Williams's design for the Code Talker specialty license plate won a contest. Now, her design honoring the Code Talkers has made it's way to license plates.
Two active projects along I-17 and I-19 will add 200 miles of broadband conduit by early 2023.
Removing dilapidated, abandoned mobile home from a state highway isn't easy.
An explanation on how funds from the federal infrastructure bill are received and directed.
ADOT is testing a two-mile section of State Route 85 in Maricopa County using fiber-reinforced asphalt concrete.
One of the newest specialty license plates is from Arizona Rodeo.