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Council receives update on $1.71 million Guadalupe Road safety project
Summary
Town staff briefed the council on the Guadalupe Road Improvements Project, estimated at $1,713,975 with $1,616,279 in HIP federal grant funds and $97,697 in town capital funds for 0.7 miles of pavement rehabilitation and pedestrian safety improvements.
Town staff provided an update to the Guadalupe Town Council on April 23 on the Guadalupe Road Improvements Project.
According to council materials, the project is estimated at $1,713,975, funded with $1,616,279 from a Highway Infrastructure Programs (HIP) Congressional Directed Spending federal aid grant and $97,697 from the Town of Guadalupe FY27 Capital Project funds, administered by the Arizona Department of Transportation under a council‑approved intergovernmental agreement (C2025‑15). The scope covers roughly 0.7 miles of Guadalupe Road between I‑10 and the town’s east limit at the Highline Canal and includes pavement rehabilitation and pedestrian safety improvements.
Council received the presentation and may provide direction to the town manager. The transcript does not record a vote on the project at this meeting; next steps would typically include project design, bidding and construction scheduling under ADOT oversight.
