Signal work Wednesday will snarl traffic around Dysart, Greenway
Posted 1/26/21
Daytime work to install flashing yellow arrows and upgrade the vehicle detection equipment on traffic signals at the Greenway and Dysart roads intersection.
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Signal work Wednesday will snarl traffic around Dysart, Greenway
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Daytime work to install flashing yellow arrows and upgrade the vehicle detection equipment on the traffic signals at the Greenway and Dysart roads intersection is scheduled from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 27, weather permitting.
The intersection's traffic signals will be disabled during the majority of the work. Surprise Police will be on scene to control traffic however drivers are encouraged to use alternate routes.
Motorists traveling through the work area Wednesday should plan for delays.
