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Arizona Department of Transportation

SR 260

1/7/2015

Now that we've Sasquatch your attention...

ADOT has been in the news lately for a photo posted to our Twitter and Facebook sites.

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SR 260

9/17/2014

SR 260 bridge rehabilitation project update

Get an update on the SR 260 bridge rehabilitation project, located about 17 miles east of Payson.

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Bridges

Construction

SR 260

11/25/2013

'Trailblazing' group keeps section of State Route 260 free of litter for more than a decade

8/3/2012

SR 260 improvement work continues through Doubtful Canyon

Judging from the video above, crews have been busy since we last checked in on the SR 260 widening project east of Payson… Go watch the video from a year ago to compare with today’s and see if you agree (we’ll wait right here!).

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SR 260

1/3/2012

ADOT takes a look back at 2011

The new year officially is here, but before we dive into 2012 we’re going to take a quick look back. ADOT’s Public Information/Media Relations team came up with a great list of the state’s major transportation accomplishments from 2011 and we thought we’d share it here on the blog!

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Bicycle and Pedestrian

Long-Range Transportation Plan (LRTP)

Mescal

MVD

New Year

Safe Routes to School

SR 260

SR 87

SR 93

12/7/2011

Winter weather suspends northern projects for the season

The official start of winter is approaching, but the cold weather is already here! Over the past few weeks, we’ve told you how ADOT prepares for the snowy conditions common this time of year in Arizona’s high country.

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7/27/2011

SR 260 improvements under way

State Route 260 – the road so often taken by Arizonans seeking a quick trip to cooler climates – is undergoing improvements, which will make its scenic drive a little smoother for motorists!

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SR 260

Construction

Demolition

7/26/2011

Blasts along SR 260 necessary in widening project

Some terrain is so rough and rocky that even heavy-duty machinery can’t break through. That was the case last Thursday when ADOT crews used more than 7,000 lbs. of explosives to remove roughly 8,000 cubic yards of material along SR 260, about 20 miles east of Payson.

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