Overview
In November 2018, Salt Lake City voters approved the $87 million Funding Our Future Streets Reconstruction Bond. This funding enables the City to begin repairing the most deteriorated streets, extending their lifespan by combining bond funds with new sales tax revenue dedicated to street maintenance. Street project locations are chosen based on pavement condition, rotating through all seven city districts. Many of these projects also integrate complete street elements to improve safety for all travel modes. The Engineering Division oversees maintenance strategies for the City’s 1,850 lane miles, using field inspections and pavement surveys to assess conditions. View estimated road conditions using the pavement condition map.
Current Projects
Streets we’re reconstructing this year.
200 South (400 West to 200 East)
Highland Drive/1100 East (Logan Avenue to Warnock Avenue)
1100 East (900 South to Logan Avenue)
Virginia Street (South Temple to 11th Avenue)
West Temple (North Temple to 400 South)
2100 South (700 East to 1300 East)
300 North (300 West to 1000 West)
Life on State (600 South to 800 South)
Local streets (click to expand)
This schedule is tentative and subject to change. Please contact the Engineering Division at LocalStreets@slc.gov or 801-535-6666 with questions or concerns.
Northstar Drive (Redwood Rd to Cornell Street)
Paramount Avenue (300 West to West Terminus)
De Soto Street (Girard Avenue to North Terminus End)
Perry Avenue (Traffic Y to Sigbee Traffic Circle)
Perry Avenue (Virginia Street to Laurel Street)
18th Avenue (Little Valley Road to Terrace Hills Drive)
West Capitol Street (Zane Avenue to Girard Avenue)
Sigsbee Avenue (Sigsbee Traffic Circle to Sigsbee Traffic Circle Inclusive)
Perrys Hollow Road (Tomahawk Drive to New Bonneville Place)
Kensington Avenue (Wasatch Drive to Indian Hills Circle)
Oquirrh Drive (Oak Hills Way to St Marys Way)
Devonshire Drive (Sunset Oaks Drive to Lancaster Drive)
Bonneview Drive (1500 East to Michigan Avenue)
Country Club Circle (Parleys Canyon Boulevard to Cul-de-Sac End)
Pierpont Avenue (400 West to 300 West)
Kristianna Circle (Virginia Street to Cul-de-sac End): Concrete work complete with paving in spring 2024
University Street (600 South to 700 South): Concrete work complete with paving in spring 2024
100 South (500 West to 600 West): Concrete work through January with paving in 2024
Future Projects
2025 projects and beyond.
1300 East (2100 South to 3300 South)
600/700 North (800 West to Redwood Road)
100 South (University Street to North Campus Drive)
Local street reconstruction list coming soon
Project Archive
The full list of completed projects.
Street reconstruction archive (click to expand)
- 1900 East: Wilmington Avenue to Parleys Canyon Boulevard
- 2000 East: Parley’s Canyon Boulevard to City Limits (2930 South)
- 2700 South: Highland Drive to Preston Street (1930 East)
- 300 West (North Temple to 1000 North)
- 300 West Reconstruction (900 South to 2100 South)
- 500 East Reconstruction (1700 South to 2100 South)
- 700 West: 1600 South to 2100 South
- 900 East: Hollywood Avenue to 2700 South
- 900 South: Lincoln Street to 1300 East
- Annual Spring Pothole Repair
- Foothill and Sunnyside Intersection Reconstruction
- Whitlock Avenue: Highland Drive to Elizabeth Street
2023 Local Streets (click to expand)
Please contact the Engineering Division at LocalStreets@slc.gov or 801-535-7561 with questions or concerns.
Kristianna Circle (Virginia Street to Cul-de-sac End): Concrete work complete with paving in spring 2024
University Street (600 South to 700 South): Concrete work complete with paving in spring 2024
100 South (500 West to 600 West): Concrete work through January with paving in 2024
1000 East (Atkin Avenue to 2700 South)
Lincoln Street (Elm Avenue to 2100 South)
Meadow Lane (Green Street to 700 East)
Gregson Avenue (900 East to Lincoln Street)
Dallin Street (Country Club Drive to Stringham Avenue)
1700 East (1300 South to Sherman Avenue)
Benchmark Drive (Lakeline Drive to Terminus)
Benchmark Circle (Benchmark Drive to Cul-de-sac End)
Construction generally takes place from April to October each year. While each project varies, typical improvements include asphalt repaving, sidewalk, curb, gutter, pedestrian ramp upgrades, and minor storm drain repairs. Local street reconstructions usually take about 2-4 weeks, while major street reconstructions are more extensive and vary in duration. During construction, residents can expect noise, dust, and vibration during normal working hours. Vehicle and pedestrian routes may be detoured, but access to properties will be maintained whenever possible. The project team will coordinate directly with residents when driveway access needs replacement.
Projects Map
Open the Bond Reconstruction Projects map full screen.
Additional Resources
Transportation
Transportation projects are designed to create a safer and more pleasant environment for all road users, including people walking, driving, and bicycling.
Learn more about these projects on the Transportation Division website.
Street Maintenance
The Streets Division works to maintain Salt Lake City streets. Road maintenance preserves the life of the existing pavement and involves smaller-scale repairs, such as sealing cracks and resurfacing. These projects are typically faster and less disruptive than complete street reconstructions.
Fiber Projects
Internet service providers often install fiber lines in the public right of way. Most construction involves boring into parking strips and the outer edges of the pavement. This installation typically takes 8 to 14 days. If the work is being done on a power pole, it usually takes less time and causes less disruption. If you’re at the site, look for a phone number on the construction vehicle. If no number is displayed, you can check the public permits map or the Citizen Access Portal to find permits near your address
Google: 877-454-6959
Century Link: 801-237-4847
Comcast: 800-273-1595
Salt Lake City Fiber Hotline (for unresolved or ongoing issues): 801-535-6466
UDOT/Private Roads
Not all roads within the Salt Lake City boundaries are owned by Salt Lake City. Some roads are owned and maintained by the Utah Department of Transportation (sections of 700 East, 400 South, Foothill Drive, State Street, Redwood Road, 300 West, and others) and private entities.
Public Utilities
Visit the Salt Lake City Public Utilities website for information about utility projects.
Public Permits Map
Use this interactive map for information on programmed roadway construction projects and permitted work in the public right of way.
Contact Us
Project Management | Salt Lake City Engineering
Email | engineeringinfo@slc.gov
Phone | 801-535-7961