Skip to main content
Alert icon

ADOT completes State Route 264 Corridor Planning Study through Hopi, Navajo tribal lands

Learn more

The Arizona Department of Transportation, in partnership with the Hopi Tribe, has completed the State Route 264 Corridor Planning Study. 

The purpose of the corridor study was to identify improvements that need to be made along 96 miles of SR 264 from Moenkopi to the Navajo-Apache County line (mileposts 322-418). The study makes short- and long-term recommendations to improve the highway by:

  • Assessing existing conditions

  • Completing and reviewing historical crash data

  • Performing road safety audits

  • Gathering input from tribal leaders and community members

View the Final Report

While the study identifies needs along the highway corridor, funding still needs to be identified and secured in order to implement these recommended improvements.

ADOT thanks all community members for their participation and involvement in the study.

Show less

SR 264 Corridor Planning Study (in partnership with the Hopi Tribe)

SR 264 Corridor Planning Study (in partnership with the Hopi Tribe)

Contents

  1. Project Overview
  2. Project Area Map
  3. Study Process
  4. Project Schedule
  5. Public Involvement
  6. Public Information Meetings
  7. Project Contact Information
  8. Study Project Documents
  9. Stay Informed / Contact Us

This study is complete

Project Overview

The State Route (SR) 264 corridor in northeast Arizona serves as a major highway for the Hopi Tribe and Navajo Nation, which includes several population centers such as Moenkopi, Third Mesa, Kykotsmovi, Second Mesa, First Mesa, Keams Canyon, and Jeddito. The corridor provides access to essential services, schools, and employment opportunities. In recent years, the Arizona State Transportation Board and the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) Northeast District have received concerns about traffic and multimodal safety along the corridor from Hopi Tribal officials and Tribal community members. The ADOT SR 264 Corridor Planning Study will assess the corridor from Moenkopi, at Milepost 321.97, to the Navajo-Apache County boundary, at Milepost 417.58.

Project Area Map

Study area map
Click to enlarge.

Study Process

The SR 264 Corridor Planning Study will develop strategic countermeasures to improve safety and access along the corridor. The Study has six primary objectives:

  • Assess Existing Conditions.
  • Compile Historical Crash Data.
  • Perform Road Safety Audits (RSAs).
  • Develop And Prioritize Alternatives.
  • Identify Funding Opportunities.
  • Strengthen the relationship between ADOT, the Hopi Tribe, the Navajo Nation, Northern Arizona Council Of Governments, Coconino County, Navajo County, and the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Project Schedule

Nov 2024 - Dec 2025 SR 264 Project Schedule Graph

Public Involvement

ADOT is seeking input from a wide variety of stakeholders and the public at-large to be used as input in the development of the SR 264 Corridor Planning Study at several points throughout the planning process. During the study, the public will be given opportunities to express their opinions through two primary methods.

Public Information Meetings

  • Two rounds of public information meetings will be held to allow community members to learn about the project and provide feedback.
  • The public information meetings will be advertised a minimum of one month before targeted outreach events.
...

Meeting Info

Tuesday, November 18, 2025 | 5:00-6:30 PM
Location: Moenkopi Senior Center, 20 Reservoir Ln, Tuba City, AZ

Wednesday, November 19, 2025 | 6:00-7:30 PM
Location: Hopi Veterans Memorial Center, State Hwy 264 Mile Marker 375, Kykotsmovi Village, AZ

Monday, July 14, 2025 | 5:00-7:00 PM
Location: Hopi Veterans Memorial Center, State Hwy 264 Mile Marker 375, Kykotsmovi Village, AZ

Tuesday, July 15, 2025 | 5:00-7:00 PM
Location: Moenkopi Day School, 322 AZ-264, Tuba City, AZ

Project Contact Information

  • The project contact information will be provided to the public via advertisement materials and the Stakeholder Outreach Letters. Members of the public can send comments virtually to the project contact information provided.

Study Project Documents

Stay Informed / Contact Us

ADOT welcomes your questions and comments. You may contact the ADOT Project Managers by the following communication methods:

  • Telephone: Don Sneed 480-271-0483 / Paula Brown 602-342-2779
  • Email: Don Sneed at [email protected] / Paula Brown at [email protected]
  • Mail: ADOT Multimodal Planning Division, 1611 W. Jackson St., MD 310B, Phoenix, AZ 85007

Contents

  1. Project Overview
  2. Project Area Map
  3. Study Process
  4. Project Schedule
  5. Public Involvement
  6. Public Information Meetings
  7. Project Contact Information
  8. Study Project Documents
  9. Stay Informed / Contact Us