In 2025, Salt Lake City will reconstruct 100 South between University Street and North Campus Drive near The University of Utah to refresh the roadway, evaluate options for bicycle facilities, and improve multi-modal safety and comfort.

Each year, the Salt Lake City Streets Division strives to resurface 130 lane miles of Salt Lake City roadway to prolong the lifespan of the street network.

Each year, Salt Lake City reconstructs numerous streets, made possible by the 2018 voter-approved Funding Our Future street reconstruction bond.

Salt Lake City will rebuild 600/700 North from 800 West to Redwood Road starting in 2025. The street is being designed to improve safety, provide more comfortable facilities for people walking, biking, and using transit, and to create a more welcoming corridor.

In 2024, 300 North will be reconstructed from 300 West to 1000 West. Pavement, sidewalk, ADA ramps, bike lanes, and curb and gutter will be replaced to create a safe, comfortable environment for everyone using the road.

In 2024, Salt Lake City is reconstructing 2100 South from 700 East to 1300 East to replace the aging pavement and improve transit, pedestrian, and bicycle facilities.

Virginia Street from South Temple to 11th Avenue will be reconstructed in 2024. Key components of the design concept include continuous sidewalks on the west side, uphill bike lanes, traffic calming elements, improved bus stops, and intersection safety improvements.

The West Temple reconstruction project will rehabilitate the aged pavement from North Temple to 200 South and provide additional features to make the road safer for those driving, walking, and biking from North Temple to 400 South.

Salt Lake City completed an environmental study to evaluate design options and select improvements for 1300 East between 2100 South and 3300 South. The study will help the team identify gaps in the existing transportation network; challenges faced by those traveling between Sugar House and Millcreek; and improvements for vehicle, pedestrian and bike mobility and safety. Construction is scheduled for 2025.

Highland Drive will be reconstructed in 2023 as part of the Funding Our Future bond. This provides a unique opportunity to implement a roadway design that creates safe, inviting, sustainable, and comfortable travel choices, while providing the last needed connection to the Parley’s Trail in Salt Lake City.

As part of the 2018 voter-approved Funding Our Future street reconstruction bond, Salt Lake City will start to reconstruct 200 South beginning in 2022. The 200 South Reconstruction project design considers the variety of needs of a functional downtown, urban core and will rebuild 200 South to improve mobility and safety for all users.

As part of this project, the 9-Line Trail corridor will be an attractive, safe, and inclusive place for neighbors, businesses, and street users. A new trail will also introduce a walking and bicycling connection between east and west Salt Lake City, linking neighborhoods, business districts, and cultural destinations.

This project will reconstruct roadway pavement, sidewalks, and gutters; and provide safety improvements, traffic calming features, and bicycle lanes along 1100 East.

See what roadway construction projects are happening in the Sugar House neighborhood over the next few years.

During the annual spring pothole repair, our Streets team puts extra focus on fixing potholes.

Salt Lake City is reconstructing 300 West from 900 South to 2100 South to replace aging pavement, add missing sections of sidewalk, add new bike lanes, and crosswalks. The City is also planning ahead and adding improvements that support economic development and future growth.

This project will replace aging pavement on Sunnyside Avenue, improve pedestrian safety at the intersection, and connect existing bike and pedestrian trails.

The Salt Lake City Engineering Division is overseeing 300 West streetscape improvements, with anticipated completion by end of 2021. This project will add curb extensions at seven intersections and one crossing near West High School, pedestrian crossing signals at 400 North and Reed Avenue, and a new park strip and other landscaping improvements to the north near Warm Springs Park.