Mohave County Road Improvement Projects

Federally Funded Road Improvements, Pavement Preservation, Soil Stabilization and Hard Surfacing

RCH

2017 - Golden Shores Roundabout

$1,796,982 Total Cost

2017 - Sacramento Wash Bridge

$3,709,727 Total Cost

2020 - Pierce Ferry Road Widening & Walkway

$2,420,455 Total Cost

2020/2021 - Vanderslice Road Roller Compacted Concrete

1.75 Miles

2017 - Legend Ranch Road

6.3 Miles

2017 - Rosy Canyon Road

4.5 Miles

2020 - Shinarump Road

3 Miles

2021 - Fort Mohave Industrial Park

2.6 Miles

2020 - Sacramento Wash Revegetation

Being of cultural significance to the local indigenous peoples, over 2 acres of Mesquite trees have been replanted and irrigated in areas disturbed by the historical flooding of the Sacramento Wash.

2016 - Traffic Safety Improvements

$1,366,410 Total Cost

Including $1,320,311 in Federal Funds

Construct five traffic safety improvements countywide including Oatman Highway striping through the Black Mountains, installation of electronic driver feedback signs and installation of road centerline and edge line rumble strips.

2017 - Golden Shores Roundabout

$1,796,982 Total Cost

Including $1,796,982 in Federal Funds

Reconstruct the existing six leg intersection into the first Mohave County roundabout; since completion there have been zero reported crashes to date.

Presented project at the 5th International Conference on Roundabouts.

Published Paper "Reconstructing a Six-Leg Intersection into Mohave County's First Roundabout" in the Journal of Traffic and Transportation Engineering.

2017 - Sacramento Wash Bridge

$3,709,727 Total Cost

Including $1,000,000 in Federal Funds

Construct new Oatman Highway (Historic Route 66) bridge crossing over the Sacramento Wash in the Topock area using Accelerated Bridge Construction technologies including Prefabricated Bridge Elements by way of discretionary $1 million Accelerated Innovative Deployment Grant to mitigate frequent storm driven closures.

2018 Construction Risk Partners Build America Award - AGC

2018 Public Works Project of the Year - APWA Arizona

2020 - Pierce Ferry Road Widening & Walkway

$2,420,455 Total Cost

Including $1,637,286 in Federal Funds

Widen Pierce Ferry Road from Lloyd Street to Ironwood Drive (0.65 miles) to provide a center left turn lane, sidewalk, and curb and gutter as well as the construction of a new, one mile long, multi use pathway from Ironwood Drive to Mount Tipton School.

2020/2021 - Vanderslice Road Roller Compacted Concrete

1.75 Miles

Reconstruct pavement using roller compacted concrete.

2017 - Legend Ranch Road

6.3 Miles

Hard surface Legend Ranch Road connecting State Route 68 and U.S. Highway 93 (future I-11 corridor).

2017 - Rosy Canyon Road

4.5 Miles

Hard-surface Rosy Canyon Road to provide continuous paved route between State route 389 and Kane County, UT to serve recreational, tourist and local agricultural traffic in the Arizona Strip.

2020 - Shinarump Road

3 Miles

Hard-surface Shinarump Road further west to provide a continuous paved connection to additional North/South County arterial roads for efficient local State Route 68 access.

2021 - Fort Mohave Industrial Park

2.6 Miles

Hard-surface Torrance Road, Hammer Road, Gardena Road, Lakewood Road, and Huntington Road through a commercial area of Fort Mohave for efficient State Route 95 access.

2020 - Sacramento Wash Revegetation

Being of cultural significance to the local indigenous peoples, over 2 acres of Mesquite trees have been replanted and irrigated in areas disturbed by the historical flooding of the Sacramento Wash.