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I-10 Broadway Curve Improvement Project
The Arizona Department of Transportation has completed the I-10 Broadway Curve Improvement Project, providing motorists a less traffic-congested, shorter commute times and safer driving experience
I-17 McGuireville Rest Area Project Map

This project is complete

Project Cost: $793,000

The Arizona Department of Transportation is initiating a project near the McGuireville Rest Area facility on Interstate 17 just north of Camp Verde (milepost 297). The project will install state-of-the-art equipment to improve vehicle weight and safety enforcement operations.

I-40 Two Guns to Dennison Pavement Preservation Project Map
 

This project has been paused due to winter weather and will resume in spring 2026.

Project Cost: $41 million

The Arizona Department of Transportation has initiated a pavement preservation project along I-40 approximately 15 miles west of Winslow between the Two Guns and Meteor CIty Road (mileposts 230-240). The project is expected to be under construction in summer 2025 and anticipated for completion by fall 2026.

ADOT ECD
ADOT’s Office of Inspector General was contacted by the Social Security Administration for help on a case involving the stolen identity in 1986 and used to obtain a Social Security number and Arizona

F0475 Noise Analysis Addendum - 12.20.24

US 95, Imperial Dam Road Before
US 95, Imperial Dam Road to Aberdeen Road Intersection Improvements Map

The Arizona Department of Transportation began an improvement project at the US 95 intersection between Imperial Dam Road and Aberdeen Road, north of Yuma.

No one is better able to explain the massive effort and the improvements along 11 miles of freeway than Rob Samour, Senior Deputy State Engineer and head of Major Projects and Alternate Delivery. That's why he's this week's guest on On the Road With ADOT. 
For many Arizonans, summer temperatures make this the perfect time for a road trip to northern Arizona. For ADOT, summer temperatures also make this the perfect time for pavement improvement projects in northern Arizona.
Shelby Drive Business Development Phase 2 Map

Project Cost: $2.5 Million
The City of Sedona has initiated a shared-use path project along Shelby Drive between Sedona Recycles and Pyle Street. The purpose of this project is to widen the existing sidewalk on Shelby Drive from the current four-to-six-foot path to an eight-to-10-foot-wide, shared-use path.