SR-13 | Main Street | Brigham City | Safety Project
SR-13 | Main Street | Brigham City | Safety Project
To improve safety, traffic flow and reliability, the Utah Department of Transportation is upgrading five traffic signals along SR-13 (Main Street) in Brigham City.
Project Overview
To improve safety, traffic flow and pedestrian accessibility, the Utah Department of Transportation is making improvements to five traffic signal intersections on SR-13 (Main Street) in Brigham City.
Project improvements will include:
- New signal poles, mast arms and pedestrian notifications to improve safety, visibility and reliability.
- Updates to the sidewalk ramps, curb and gutter to improve accessibility.
What to Expect During Construction
- Crews will intermittently shift lanes while still allowing traffic to move through each intersection.
- Sidewalk closures and pedestrian detours will occur.
- Intermittent noise and vibration from construction equipment and work activities will occur.
- Existing signals will remain active until new signals are fully operational.
What Intersections Are Being Worked On
- 100 North and Main Street
- 100 South and Main Street
- 200 South and Main Street
- 700 South and Main Street
- 990 South and Main Street
Project Map
Schedule
Work Hours: 7 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Workdays: 7 days a week
Schedules are subject to change due to weather conditions and material availability.
Contact Information
To contact the public information team with questions or concerns:
Hotline: (435) 295-2925
Email: brighamcitysignals@utah.gov
Stay Informed
To receive ongoing construction updates, please contact the public information team at brighamcitysignals@utah.gov and enter "Project Updates" in the subject line.