Past and Continued Success
Over the past 11 years, more than 40 miles of US 93 have been transformed into a four-lane highway surrounded by an environmentally unique terrain.
The past and continued success of the US 93 Corridor is based on the solid teamwork and coordination of the Arizona Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, the Bureau of Land Management, National Park Services, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Arizona Game & Fish, Department of Public Safety, statewide officials, contractors, designers and many dedicated project teams.
We are proud to be breaking ground on Arizona’s first wildlife crossing overpasses, a unique wildlife conservation opportunity to protect the Black Mountain’s Bighorn Sheep.
Construction Information
 US 93 Newsletter ~ Summer 2009
Travel Alerts
No Construction Activity During Independence Day Holiday Weekend
~ June 30, 2009
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