CONSTRUCTION UPDATES

The Utah Department of Transportation’s (UDOT) I-15 Springville to Spanish Fork Interchange project has progressed from work on frontage road relocations and interchange ramps to construction on Dry Creek Parkway.* Construction on sewer improvements will start as early as Monday, October 28, between 1950 West and 1200 West. Dry Creek Parkway will be reduced to a single-lane road with temporary traffic signals on Dry Creek Parkway, 1750 West, and 1700 West to guide drivers through the work zone. This work is anticipated to be completed in three weeks. Drivers are asked to plan extra time to safely pass through the work zone. 

*Renamed from 1600 South/2700 North

DRY CREEK PARKWAY TEMPORARY SINGLE-LANE MAP

WHAT TO EXPECT

Throughout the construction, the public can expect:

• Work: Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. (weekend and night work as needed)
• Road closures and lane shifts
• Increased noise and vibrations
• Minor utility impacts and service disruptions​

EAST FRONT ROAD CLOSURE 

The east frontage road (1950 W) is closed south of 1455 S in Springville to accommodate utility relocations and other construction activities in this area. Drivers can use the temporary turnaround and signed detour provided to navigate the area (see map). Businesses along 1950 W will remain open during this time. The east frontage road will remain closed through early Fall. 

EAST FRONT ROAD CLOSURE MAP

PROJECT OVERVIEW

The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) is constructing a new I-15 Interchange at 1600 S /2700 N and widening the road from Main Street in Spanish Fork to the Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) Tintic Line in Springville. Construction is anticipated to be completed by late 2026 and will include: 

• New I-15 interchange
• Road widened to two lanes in both directions from Main Street in Spanish Fork to the UPRR Tintic Line in Springville
• Shared-use path on the north side of the widened road
• Bridge over the Union Pacific Railroad UPRR Sharp Line 
• Noise wall from approximately 1120 W to 950 W
• Utility relocations east of the UPRR Tintic Line

​*Construction schedules are subject to change. 

PROJECT OVERVIEW MAP

1600 S / 2700 N GETS RENAMED

To create continuity through cities and enhance wayfinding, 1600 S / 2700 N between Main Street in Spanish Fork and State Route 51 in Springville will now be known as Dry Creek Parkway. Roadway signage with the new name will be installed in late 2026.