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ADOT will hold a public meeting on Thursday, Jan. 22, about future improvements at the Grand Avenue (US 60) intersection with 35th Avenue and Indian School Road in Phoenix. Learn more here.
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Learn about the current design plans and anticipated construction phasing for the improvements at the intersection of US 60 (Grand Avenue), 35th Avenue and Indian School Road

Attend the Public Meeting on Thursday, Jan. 22 in the following ways:

IN-PERSON
Alhambra High School Cafeteria
3839 W Camelback Rd.
Phoenix, AZ 85019 or 

ONLINE VIA ZOOM:
Register at: bit.ly/Grand-35 
Call-In: 253.205.0468
Meeting ID: 941 5782 8758

Meeting Agenda
5:30 p.m. Open House (in-person only)
6 p.m. Presentation*
6:30 p.m. Questions/Comments
*The presentation will be available in English and Spanish

For the most up to date information visit ADOTGrand35.com

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Audra Merrick serves as state engineer and deputy director leading ADOT’s Multimodal Planning Division, Project Delivery and Operations Division, and Alternative Delivery and Major Projects Division