The Arizona Department of Transportation will install new roadway lighting along US 60 between Cherry Avenue and Radanovich Blvd (milepost 247) in Gila County near Globe.
The work involves the installation of roadway lighting and associated electrical equipment, retrofitting
The Arizona Department of Transportation in cooperation with the Federal Highway Administration and the U.S. Forest Service is completing a project to repair damages on State Route 366 (Swift Trail) caused during the 2017 Frye Fire on Mount Graham near Safford.
The new Pinto Creek Bridge opened to traffic on Friday, Sept. 17, 2021, and crews completed final work on the roadway in May 2022.
ADOT and the project team would like to thank the motorists and the community for their patience and cooperation during the project.
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The Arizona Department of Transportation is designing two bridge projects on US 60 just east of Superior, the Queen Creek Bridge and the Waterfall Canyon Bridge.
A new Queen Creek Bridge will be constructed just to the east of the existing bridge. The existing steel bridge will remain
The Arizona Department of Transportation in cooperation with the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) will start a bridge project on US 60 south of Gold Canyon, spanning over the Sand Tanks Wash between milepost 208 and milepost 209. The purpose of the project is to safely rehabilitate
The Arizona Department of Transportation will complete a safety project to upgrade the lighting system in and adjacent to the Mule Pass Tunnel near Bisbee. Construction is tentatively scheduled to begin in fall 2022 and extend into summer 2023.
The Arizona Department of Transportation will complete a pavement preservation project on US 60 between mileposts 240 and 243.65 (just east of Pinto Valley Mine Road to approximately Reppy Avenue in Miami).
Work is scheduled to begin in mid-summer 2022 and will be completed in several
Due to the potential for severe flooding from areas burned in the Woodbury Fire in June 2019, a 5-mile, unpaved section of State Route 88 (Apache Trail) from the Fish Creek Hill Overlook/Rest Area (milepost 222) to mile post 227 (near Reavis Trailhead Road) remains closed for public
