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UDOT commission approves year‑end package of projects, corridor land purchases and broadband grant
Summary
At its year‑end meeting, the Utah Transportation Commission approved several project additions and funding adjustments — including a Farmington pavement preservation project, added right‑of‑way funding on 5600 South, the SR‑252 widening in Logan, a Herriman scope expansion, a Beaver River bridge replacement, corridor preservation acquisitions, and a broadband grant top‑up.
The Utah Department of Transportation Transportation Commission approved a slate of project additions and funding actions at its final meeting of the year.
The commission approved adding a $3.6 million pavement preservation project on US‑89 between I‑15 and SR‑273 in Farmington to be completed before I‑15 traffic control changes. The commission also approved an additional Transportation Investment Fund allocation to complete the I‑15/5600 South interchange and arterial widening, a project that began construction in 2024 and is nearing 90% complete for the I‑15 portion.
Commissioners approved a new $8 million Transportation Solutions project to finish SR‑252 (10th West) in Logan from 1400 North to 2500 North, restoring a continuous five‑lane section to…
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