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Redwood Road | Pony Express to Pioneer Crossing | Safety Project

Redwood Road | Pony Express to Pioneer Crossing | Safety Project

Improvements are being made to Redwood Road (SR-68). These improvements will include an improved right turn lane onto Pony Express Parkway.

Project Overview

To improve the Redwood Road (SR-68) right turn lane onto Pony Express Parkway.  This work will also include the reconstruction of two “damaged” road sections, applying a thin layer of asphalt to the full length of the project limits and installing a stormwater pipe.

Project Map

A map showing the project area on SR-68 (Redwood Road) from Pioneer Crossing to Pony Express and an orange highlighted area showing the construction zone

Schedule

Work Begins: August 24, 2026 

Daytime Hours: Monday - Friday, 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

(May include some weekend work)
 

Nighttime Hours: 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. (Sunday evening to Saturday morning)
                             
Schedule is subject to change due to weather, materials availability or other unforeseen issues. 
 

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Timeline

The contractor will bring construction equipment onto the project site and start working the week of Monday, August 24, 2026

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    Construction Activities

    • Southbound Redwood Road right turn lane lengthening and widening.

    • Applying a thin layer of asphalt known as micro-surface just south of Pony Express Parkway to just south of Pioneer Crossing.
    • Repair two damaged road sections with new asphalt.
    • Installing additional stormwater pipe.

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    Project completion

     It is anticipated this project will be completed early Fall of 2026

    Contact Information

    To contact the public information team with questions or concerns:

    Hotline: 888-704-4301

    Email: redwoodroadturnlane@utah.gov

     

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