Statewide Critical Pavement Repair Projects

Statewide Critical Pavement Repair Projects

Contents

  1. Overview
  2. Project Elements
  3. Project Map
  4. Current Project Schedule
  5. FY2024 Funded Pavement Repair Projects
  6. I-10 
  7. US 93 
  8. What to Expect During Construction
  9. Completed Pavement Repairs
  10. Stay Informed

Overview

The record amount of snow and rain that many parts of northern Arizona received during the winter of 2022-2023 created ideal conditions for worn sections of pavement and potholes to form, particularly in Arizona’s higher elevations.

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Snow on US 191

To address this problem, ADOT completed critical pavement repairs on more than 300 miles of state highways since June 2023. First, ADOT reallocated $50.5 million of fiscal year 2023 funds to make immediate pavement repairs at 23 locations across the state. Furthermore, ADOT reallocated another $40 million for highway pavement repairs at eight additional locations across the state in fiscal year 2024 as part of the FY24-28 Five-Year Transportation Facilities Construction Program, which was approved by the State Transportation Board.

Project Elements

The pavement repair work consists of removing the existing top layer of pavement and replacing it with an asphalt overlay to improve pavement conditions and the driving surface for vehicles. Work has been completed in spot locations along these highways in stretches of several miles: I‐10, I‐17, I‐40, US 60, SR 77, SR 87 and SR 260. Upcoming work will be done on stretches of I-10 and US 93.

Project Map

View an interactive map with the locations of pavement repairs.
interactive map

View Project Map (click to enlarge)
ADOT FY23-24 Pavement Repair Locations
 

Current Project Schedule

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FY2024 Funded Pavement Repair Projects

I-10 

Projects currently underway

 

US 93 

Projects anticipated to start May 2024

  • US 93 Legend Ranch Road to Kingman (mileposts 59 - 70)

  • US 93 I-40 junction to Breccia Drive (mileposts 95 - 97) 

 

What to Expect During Construction

  • Work along each segment of a highway corridor is expected to take approximately 2-4 weeks, depending on the location.

  • Drivers should plan for lane restrictions and reduced speed limits while the pavement work is completed. Plan extra travel time if work is occurring along your planned route.

  • A minimum of one lane of traffic will be maintained throughout the work zones on two-lane highways and one lane in each direction on interstates.

Schedules are subject to change because of weather or other unforeseen factors. Remember to slow down and use caution around construction workers and equipment. 

Pavement Repair Photo

 

 

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Completed Pavement Repairs

ADOT has completed critical pavement repairs along more than 300 miles of state highways since June 2023. Key stretches included:

  • Interstate 17 between Sunset Point and State Route 179
  • Interstate 40 between US 93 and Ash Fork
  • SR 260 between Knottingham Lane in Pinetop-Lakeside and State Route 73

A complete listing of repaired sections of highway is below:

I-10 

  • I-10 US 191 junction to New Mexico state line (mileposts 350 - 391)

 

I-17 

  • I-17 Sunset Point to SR 169 (mileposts 251 - 278) (2 projects)

  • I-17 southbound SR 169 to Middle Verde Road (mileposts 280 - 290)

  • I-17 northbound SR 169 to north of SR 179 (mileposts 280 - 300)

  • I-17 SR 179 to Scenic Overlook (mileposts 300 - 312)

 

I-40 

  • I-40 Needle Mountain Road to Lake Havasu (mileposts 2 - 9)

  • I-40 eastbound US 93 to Seligman (mileposts 72 - 123) (3 projects)

  • I-40 westbound Cross Mountain to Willow Ranch (mileposts 89 - 95)

  • I-40 Seligman to Ash Fork (mileposts 123 - 146)

  • I-40 Riordan Bridge to I-17 (mileposts 190 - 195)

  • I-40 Walnut Canyon Road to Townsend-Winona (mileposts 204 - 214)

  • I-40 eastbound Townsend-Winona Road to Buffalo Range Road (mileposts 214 - 226)

  • I-40 SR 99 to Tucker Flat Wash (mileposts 235 - 250)

  • I-40 Pinta to McCarrell (mileposts 319 - 331)

 

US 60 

  • US 60 Wickenburg to SR 74 (milepost 110 - 120)

  • US 60 Seneca to Salt River Bridge (mileposts 288 - 293)

  • US 60 Vernon to Cerro Montosa (mileposts 364 - 378)

US 60 Salt River Canyon

US 60 Salt River Canyon

 

SR 77 

  • SR 77 Dripping Springs to El Capitan (milepost 154 - 163)

 

SR 87

  • SR 87 SR 260 junction to Clints Well (mileposts 277 - 291)
  • SR 87 Mount Ord to Gold Creek Tank (mileposts 226 - 231)
     

US 93

  • US 93 Date Creek Bridge to Date Creek Ranch Road (mileposts 174 - 176)
     

SR 260 

  • SR 260 Rim Road to Heber (mileposts 282 - 302)

  • SR 260 Knottingham Lane to SR 73 (mileposts 347 - 358) (2 projects)

SR 260 near Pinetop Lakeside

SR 260 near Pinetop-Lakeside

 

Stay Informed

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ADOT will post information about traffic restrictions and closures as it becomes available. Drivers can also stay informed of real-time, project-related traffic restrictions by visiting az511.gov or call 511, except while driving.

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Contact Us

Phone:  ADOT Bilingual Project Information Line: 855.712.8530

Línea Bilingüe de Información del Proyecto ADOT: 855.712.8530

Email: [email protected]

Mail:  ADOT Community Relations, 1655 W. Jackson St., MD 126F, Phoenix, AZ 85007.

Contents

  1. Overview
  2. Project Elements
  3. Project Map
  4. Current Project Schedule
  5. FY2024 Funded Pavement Repair Projects
  6. I-10 
  7. US 93 
  8. What to Expect During Construction
  9. Completed Pavement Repairs
  10. Stay Informed