Public comment period begins for ADOT’s 5-year construction program
PHOENIX – State transportation officials are targeting pavement improvements and expanding several highways in a proposed $12.7 billion five-year construction program
The list of projects …
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ARIZONA TRANSPORTATION
Public comment period begins for ADOT’s 5-year construction program
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The public comment period for ADOT's 2026-2030 Tentative Five-Year Transportation Facilities Construction Program ends at 5 p.m. Friday, May 23. The State Transportation Board is expected to consider formal action on the final program at its June 20 meeting.
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PHOENIX – State transportation officials are targeting pavement improvements and expanding several highways in a proposed $12.7 billion five-year construction program
The list of projects is available for public comment through May 23.
In Maricopa County, the tentative five-year program features $2.38 billion for projects planned in conjunction with the Maricopa Association of Governments, according to a release from the Arizona Department of Transportation.
The funds will be supplemented with money from Proposition 479.
“With the passage of Prop 479 in November 2024, MAG is now working on updating project schedules and costs for its Freeway Life Cycle Program,” the release stated.
“Those updates will be reflected in amendments to MAG’s Transportation Improvement Program update and will be subsequently incorporated into the ADOT five-year program.”
