The scope of work for this project includes:

• Widening of the existing two-lane road along Elliot Road to three eastbound and three westbound through-traffic lanes and an eastbound/westbound striped bike lane
• Raised medians and new sidewalk along Elliot Road between Sossaman Road and L-202
• Drainage improvements along Elliot Road that will discharge into the EMF.
• Street light improvements, modifying or replacing existing traffic signals at the intersections of Elliot Road/Sossaman Road and Hawes Road/Ellsworth Road, and installing a new traffic signal at the intersection of Elliot Road and 80th Street
• Landscaping within the corridor

Project Area Map

A project-level transportation conformity hot-spot analysis was also developed for this project. The draft report is available for public review and comment through October 30, 2024 on Arizona's Department of Transportation website.

Construction is anticipated to begin in late 2025 and last approximately 20 months. In general, traffic on all roads will be maintained during construction. Public meetings for this project are to be determined.

The City of Mesa plans to improve Broadway Road from LeSueur to Spur. The consultant Kimley-Horne has been awarded the contract to design the improvements.

The scope of work for the project includes:

• Reconstruct Broadway Road starting from LeSueur on the west to Spur Street on the east. Reconstruction includes full depth pavement reconstruction, new concrete curb and gutter, new concrete sidewalk, new ADA ramps and driveways up to the R/W throughout the corridor.
• Reconstruct the Stapley Drive intersection at Broadway Road with added right turn lanes on all four approaches.
• New traffic signal equipment on Broadway Road at the intersections of Horne, Solomon, and Stapley Drive.
• New Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon (PHB) at the Eagles Park/Elementary School crossing near Fraser Drive.
• New pavement marking and signing within the limits of roadway reconstruction.
• New street lighting and conduit within the limits of roadway reconstruction.
• New landscape and irrigation improvements within the limits of roadway reconstruction.
• New storm drain and roadway inlets within the limits of roadway reconstruction as needed. Also new storm drain in Stapley Dr. between Broadway Rd. and 8^thAve.
• Transmission and distribution water line replacement within the limits of roadway reconstruction.
• High pressure and intermediate pressure City gas line replacement within the limits of roadway reconstruction.
• Underground conversion of existing City 12kV facilities on the north side of Broadway Road from LeSueur to Horn.
• Underground conversion of existing SRP 12kV facilities on south side of Broadway Road from LeSueur to Horn. (pending available funds)
• Private irrigation relocation, as needed, within the limits of roadway reconstruction.

Project Limits

Virtual Public Meeting Live Video

Virtual Public Meeting Presentation

Renderings

Private utility relocation will take place March 2023 - July 2024.

Anticipated Schedule: Design Completion Winter 2022; Construction Completion Summer 2025.

Funding for this project is available from Transportation Street Bonds, Gas Bonds, Electric Bonds and Water Bonds.

Shane O'Brien, Garney Construction: 720-375-0988 or sobrien@garney.com 

Teresa Makinen, Makpro Services (Public Relations): 480-890-1927 or teresa@makprosvc.com  

Curt Albright, City of Mesa: 480-644-3800 or Engineering.Info@MesaAz.gov 

Construction is scheduled to begin July 2023 and will be complete Fall 2025.

More information - Central Mesa Reuse Pipeline  

Funding for this project is available from the Water Utility Systems Revenue Obligations.

Sarah Leas with Haydon at (623) 698-1781

Construction is scheduled to begin mid-May 2024, and will be completed within six months (December 2024).

The City of Mesa has contracted with Haydon Companies, LLC to construct the new Mountain Vista Trail located at 3932 N. Recker Road (between Star Valley St. and Ranier). Improvements include a one-mile, 10-foot earthen trail with three shaded lookout nodes, a 1/8 (+/-), 10-foot ADA concrete sidewalk loop with botanical garden, and a small 6 parking space lot. Once complete, park hours will be sunrise to sunset. 

Mountain Vista Trail Rendering 

Funding for this project is available from the Parks Bonds.

Chris Elison, Sundt Construction:  602-309-1724

Curt Albright, City of Mesa: 480-644-3800 or Engineering.Info@MesaAz.gov 

Phase I - installation of a 20-inch waterline - Complete!

Phase II - Ellsworth Road Widening -Anticipated construction schedule Fall 2024-Spring 2025

Phase I: Installation of a new 20-inch waterline on Ellsworth Road from Williams Field Road to Pecos Road.

Phase II: Ellsworth Road widening from Ray Road to Germann Road. This will provide three lanes in each direction with bike lanes and new asphalt pavement.

Funding for this project is available from Utility Systems Revenue Obligations, 2020 Street Bonds and Transportation funds.

Engineering.Info@MesaAZ.gov / 480-644-3800

CORE Construction - Marc Thompson, 602-679-4016

Architekton is currently designing and developing construction drawings. Construction is forecasted to start Spring 2023 and will be completed late 2024.

The facility will be located at 1333 N. Power Road and will house a combined fire station and police substation. The facility will be approximately 50,000sf and will include four pull-through apparatus bays for Fire and Medical vehicles to accommodate up to two fire crews, one battalion crew and one ambulance crew. On the police side, the public safety building will house up to 150 uniformed and civilian personnel. Shared use spaces will include a lobby, a community/training room, a job/task conditioning room and conference rooms. The new public safety facility incorporates numerous energy-efficient elements including appliances, lighting control systems, utilization of natural lighting and use of desertscape with minimal irrigation.

Front Elevation Link

Main Entrance Link

Fire Apparatus Bays Link

Funding is from the voter-approved 2018 Public Safety Bonds and Capital General funds.

FPS Civil, LLC - Victor Marquez, 602-571-2194

City of Mesa Engineering Department - 480-644-3800 or Engineering.Info@mesaaz.gov  

Construction timeline: November 2024 to January 2026.

A public meeting was held at Carson Jr. High November 30, 2023 & booths hosted at Parent/Teacher Night July 29 & 31, 2024.

Westwood Utility and Roadway Improvements will replace water and gas utilities that have reached the end of their service life. Existing traffic signals will be updated and raised pedestrian crossings will be added on Westwood. Project limits are on Westwood Street between University Drive and Rio Salado Parkway, and on 6th Street between Extension and Country Club Drive. Additional improvements include replacing the water and gas main loop at Carson Jr. High aquatics facility. 

• Westwood Roll Plot
• 6th Street Roll Plot
• Project Flyer

Engineering.Info@MesaAz.gov / 480-644-3800   

Roadway improvements will be delayed until 2025.

Public meeting held on 10/18/2022:

• • Recording and Presentation Slides

The City of Mesa plans to reconstruct Val Vista Drive from the US60 Freeway to Pueblo Avenue and the intersection of Val Vista Drive and Southern Avenue. These improvements will provide three through lanes on Val Vista Drive from US60 to Enid Avenue. Improvements include pavement reconstruction, raised center medians, bike lanes, adding drainage structures and facilities, landscaping and traffic signal modifications. Other improvements include overhead to underground electric, gas facilities, replacement of curb, gutter, sidewalk, and ADA-compliant ramps and driveways in various locations.

Funding for this project is available from the Arterial Life Cycle Program (ALCP), 2020 Water and Gas Bonds and Transportation funds.