US 60: Pinto Creek Bridge Replacement Project
The new Pinto Creek Bridge opened to traffic on Friday, Sept. 17.
Motorists should expect possible delays and intermittent lane closures with flaggers through the remainder of the project. The vast majority of the work, including site restoration, is on track for completion by the end of 2021. Because of temperature requirements, final paving and striping may be completed in spring 2022.
One final full closure will be scheduled in October to assist with the removal of the old bridge. The closure will occur on a Tuesday or Thursday between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m.
During scheduled closures of US 60, motorists will be detoured to State Route 77 and State Route 177. Motorists with a destination within the closed segment of US 60 will be allowed to pass the closure points, but no vehicles will be allowed between Top-of-the-World and Pinto Valley Mine Road.
Please Note: This detour will likely add at least 45 minutes to a trip, however, travel time may be significantly longer depending on the driver's starting point and destination.
Globe Area Construction
Traffic Restrictions
US 60 Pinto Creek Bridge
Upcoming Restrictions
- Intermittent lane restrictions for debris and equipment removal
(above:) Artist rendering of the new Pinto Creek bridge. (below:) Existing Pinto Creek bridge photos.
Stay Informed
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