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Traffic restored on SR 201 Bridge; 3200 West to close for under-bridge reconstruction
Summary
A Utah Department of Transportation staff member said traffic is back on the newly reconstructed SR 201 Bridge. Crews will next reconstruct 3200 West under the bridge, requiring a closure of 3200 West, detours and reduced speeds on SR 201 while work continues to replace asphalt, medians and signals and improve pedestrian and cyclist access.
A Utah Department of Transportation staff member said traffic is now back on the newly reconstructed SR 201 Bridge and that crews will next reconstruct 3200 West under the bridge, requiring a closure of 3200 West and continued detours.
The department said the next phase will replace asphalt, medians and signals and improve pedestrian and cyclist access. "We've reached a major milestone. Traffic is now back on the newly reconstructed SR 201 Bridge. While this is a big step forward, work isn't done just yet," the staff member said. "Next, crews will begin reconstructing 3200 West under the bridge, replacing asphalt, medians, and signals, and improving pedestrian and cyclist access. During this phase, 3200 West will stay closed, detours will remain in place, and speeds on SR 201 will stay reduced for safety."
The department closed with a note directing people to its project update page for ongoing information: "Thanks for your patience. Stay updated at u.input.utah.gov/sr201bridge," the staff member said.
The announcement is an operational update rather than a formal decision by an elected body. The timing and duration of the 3200 West closure, specific detour routes, and any expected reopening date were not specified in the remarks.
