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Construction workers lay new pavement on a street in Phoenix.

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Phoenix Street Transportation staff highlighted seven major ongoing or upcoming street construction projects throughout the city during a recent Citizens Transportation Commission meeting.

Leticia Vargas, the Street Transportation Department’s interim deputy director over the design and construction management division, led the presentation. She emphasized that this is not a complete list of current and upcoming street projects in the city.

This map shows the project area for street improvements along 35th Avenue.

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