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Help us develop a vision for two vital corridors in Flagstaff

Help us develop a vision for two vital corridors in Flagstaff

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Help us develop a vision for two vital corridors in Flagstaff

Help us develop a vision for two vital corridors in Flagstaff

By Ryan Harding / ADOT Communications
November 18, 2020

ADOT has been studying two important roadway corridors in the growing Flagstaff area and now we want your input.

ADOT is developing a master plan for Milton Road, also known as SR 89A, which is the primary road coming into Flagstaff as well as US 180, also known as Humphreys Street and Fort Valley Road. US 180 is the primary corridor to Arizona Snowbowl and other snow play areas. The highway is also an alternate route to SR 64 and the Grand Canyon.

The purpose of the master plan is to create a 20-year vision for two busy transportation corridors that addresses current and future safety, traffic congestion and transit issues by looking at different ways to improve traffic flow and safety and address transit needs.

ADOT is holding virtual public meetings this week on Wednesday, Nov. 18 and Thursday, Nov. 19 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in order to answer questions and get public input on these master plans.

The public is encouraged to visit azdot.gov/MiltonCorridorMasterPlan and azdot.gov/US180CorridorMasterPlan to submit comments via an online survey. All comments on these studies will need to be received by Dec. 4. 

Questions and comments may also be submitted by emailing [email protected] and [email protected]. Members of the public can also submit comments by phone by calling 602-522-7777.
 

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Regional transportation study public meeting to be held in Show Low

Regional transportation study public meeting to be held in Show Low

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Regional transportation study public meeting to be held in Show Low

Regional transportation study public meeting to be held in Show Low

January 30, 2019

PHOENIX – The regional transportation plan study process for the White Mountains area, administered by the Arizona Department of Transportation, continues with a public meeting to present study findings Thursday, Feb. 7, in Show Low.

Those attending the meeting, to be held from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Show Low City Hall, 180 N. Ninth Street, can review and comment on potential transportation improvement projects identified in the region. Public input will inform selection of projects that will be documented in the study’s final report.

ADOT is administering the transportation study for southern Navajo and Apache counties that will evaluate the current transportation infrastructure in the region and make project recommendations over the next 20 years. These projects may involve roads, bike lanes, transit routes, pedestrian trails or anything that would improve residents and visitor’s mobility within the region.

The public can also view and provide comments on the Southern Navajo and Apache County Work Plan by visiting the project webpage at azdot.com/SNAC. Click the “comment form” link to provide feedback.

The southern Navajo and Apache County region began this regional transportation plan update due to population growth and economic development that are placing a burden on the existing infrastructure. 

The study region includes Snowflake, Taylor, Show Low, Pinetop-Lakeside and unincorporated areas of southern Navajo and Apache counties, including the communities of Concho and Vernon.

Visit azdot.gov/SNAC for more information on the study.

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