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City of Buckeye outlines Jackrabbit/I‑10 interchange timetable, bond-funded road projects
Summary
City traffic staff described the ADOT process, an estimated $65 million interchange cost, a hoped-for 2026 construction start and a multi-year program of bond- and CIP-funded road projects to relieve congestion across Buckeye.
City traffic officials and Mayor Eric Orsborn laid out plans for the Jackrabbit and I‑10 interchange and other road projects funded by voter-approved bonds and the city's capital improvement program.
John Willett, City Traffic Engineer, described the ADOT project process and said a study and design phases precede construction. He said the interchange had an estimated cost of about $65 million and that construction is expected to go to bid later in the year…
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