Construction Update | October 13, 2025 

Construction is now complete throughout the corridor following landscaping repairs this week. All travel lanes will remain open in both northbound and southbound directions.

Completed Work Includes:

• Milling and pavment preservation activities
• Public and private utilities for ADA ramps
• Sign adjustments and relocations
• General cleanup and final inspection

The project hotline will remain active until Thursday, Oct. 27. Please don't hesitate to reach out to the project team with any questions or comments.

Harrison Blvd. (SR-203) construction striping activities.

How does HMA and BWC relate to one another?  

In road construction, Hot-Mix Asphalt (HMA) is the main material used to build strong, smooth roads. For repairs or upgrades, crews often use a Bonded Wearing Course (BWC)—a thin top layer that helps protect and extend the life of the pavement. Before laying this layer, a special glue-like emulsion is sprayed on the road. When the hot asphalt is placed on top, the emulsion soaks upward into it, bonding the layers tightly together. This creates a durable surface that resists cracking and water damage. This whole process only takes about 15 minutes, and traffic can return as normal.

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The UDOT Traffic app provides commuters and travelers with mobile access to information for the State of Utah roadways. 

The available information includes:

• Emergency and incident notifications
• Construction alerts
• Anticipated delays and lane closures
• Road conditions
• Travelwise alerts
• A zoomable, scrollable map-based display

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