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Stay informed about Casa Grande traffic advisories with updates on construction and utility work affecting Colorado Road, Arizola Road, Peart Road, and O’Neil Drive throughout November and December.

Plan ahead for the US 60 closure. Discover detour routes and tips for traveling between Superior and Miami.

Plan ahead! Plant Road will be closed through November 10 for essential culvert replacement by the Town of Florence.

Plan ahead! Plant Road will be closed through November 10 for essential culvert replacement by the Town of Florence.

Florence is set for traffic upgrades at Hunt Highway and Attaway Road in 2026, adding new turn lanes, reducing congestion, and improving travel times for drivers.

Drivers should plan for I-10 nighttime rolling lane closures near Eloy Nov. 9–11 and Nov. 16–18, with 15-minute highway stops, delays, and traffic control for utility work.

US 60 will close Nov. 12 between Superior and Miami for bridge work, with a 75-mile detour in place and no closures planned on Veterans Day.

The Arizona Department of Transportation has reopened two lanes on US 60 between Superior and Globe-Miami after completing $3 million in interim flood-damage repairs.

The Arizona Department of Transportation will close US 60 between Superior and Miami Nov. 4–6 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. for bridge replacement work, with a detour adding about an hour of travel time.

SR 187 lane restrictions start Nov. 3 between I-10 and SR 87 on Gila River Indian Community for pavement work. Expect daily closures 6 a.m.-6 p.m. Use SR 387 detour.

Important I-10 widening news: construction begins in 2026, adding lanes and improving interchanges along the Wild Horse Pass Corridor.

US 60 will be closed from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. between Superior and Miami (mileposts 227-243) Tuesday, Oct. 21, Wednesday, Oct. 22, and Thursday, Oct. 23. This is for the Queen Creek/Waterfall Canyon Bridges replacement project.

Learn about the State Route 24 expansion at the ADOT virtual meeting. This is your chance to provide input on important plans.

A small single-engine plane crashed near Casa Grande Municipal Airport after reported engine failure, leaving the pilot with non-life-threatening injuries as local crews responded swiftly.

The Arizona Department of Transportation is seeking bids to build 34 new EV charging stations across Arizona highways. This second phase expands the state’s electric vehicle infrastructure to include non-interstate routes.

The Maricopa City Council approved an intergovernmental agreement with Pinal County to provide $50 million in local funding for the State Route 347 widening. The partnership secures nearly $400 million in total investment and guarantees the long-awaited highway expansion from I-10 to northern Maricopa.

The Arizona Department of Transportation will begin lane restrictions on State Route 187 between Interstate 10 and SR 87 starting October 14 for pavement rehabilitation work on the Gila River Indian Community. Drivers should expect delays, flagging operations, and reduced speed limits through mid-October.

The Arizona Department of Transportation will close US 60 between Superior and Miami from Oct. 14–16, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., for bridge replacement work. Drivers should plan for detours via SR 177 and SR 77, with delays of up to an hour expected.

Plant Road in Florence will be closed from Monday, October 13, through Friday, October 17, as crews replace a culvert in partnership with the San Carlos Irrigation Project. Drivers are encouraged to plan ahead and use alternate routes during the construction period.

Casa Grande will begin overnight roadway improvements on Kortsen Road starting Thursday, October 16. The project includes milling, striping, and slurry seal work with full closures between Pinal Avenue and Crane Street lasting several days.

The Pinal County Board of Supervisors approved new vehicle weight restrictions on five county highways during its October 1, 2025 meeting. The measure aims to protect local roads from heavy truck damage, reduce maintenance costs, and improve roadway safety across multiple districts.

The Arizona Department of Transportation is funding critical upgrades at community airports statewide, including new helicopter landing zones, taxiways, and runway lighting. These improvements enhance public safety, reduce delays, and support Arizona’s economy through aviation.

Drivers in Maricopa should plan ahead as N. Alterra Parkway west of John Wayne Parkway and Desert Cedars Drive will be closed from September 30 to October 3, 2025. Crews will be installing underground sewer lines for the Westbridge Development, with detours via Bowlin Road and Honeycutt Avenue.

Drivers should note the daytime closure on Heritage Gateway in Marana for important traffic signal installation work.

The Maricopa City Council approved a $2 million intersection redesign at North Maricopa Road and West Honeycutt Avenue to improve traffic flow near Maricopa High School and Exceptional Community Hospital. The project will add new signals, ADA-accessible ramps, and better access to South Bridge Marketplace while supporting traffic from incoming commercial development.

The Arizona Department of Transportation will close US 60 between Superior and Miami from Sept. 30 to Oct. 2 between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. daily as part of a bridge replacement project. A detour through Winkelman via SR 77 and SR 177 will add about an hour of travel time.

A new study reveals major transportation gaps in Pinal County, leaving seniors and people with disabilities without reliable evening, weekend, or rural transit options. County leaders are considering solutions like extended service hours, microtransit, and volunteer driver programs to meet growing mobility needs.

Selling a vehicle? Discover how completing a sold notice protects when selling a vehicle and avoids future legal issues.

The Arizona Department of Transportation is seeking public input on the North-South Segment 2 Study, a 31-mile corridor from Eloy to Florence, with comments accepted through September 8. Study materials and submission options, including an online survey, phone line, email, and mail, remain available for residents to review and provide feedback.