Summary
Midvale is fast-tracking road construction near the historic district, which means you'll need to plan for some annoying detours on your daily commute. It’s a temporary headache, but the city is pushing to get the work done ahead of schedule.
At a glance
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Last discussed Oct 21, 2025.
Impact analysis
The project will cost $3,290,000, funded by state highway funds, Main Street CDA funds, and utility bonding funds.
Local property owners, downtown businesses, and new residents moving into the West Main apartments will benefit from upgraded utilities and improved roadways.
Nearby residents and businesses will experience temporary construction disruptions, road closures, and traffic delays.
Mentions & discussions (5)
Midvale City Council — October 21, 2025
The City Manager apologized for poor communication regarding recent street projects on Wasatch and Monroe. He promised to provide better notice to residents for future construction.
Midvale fast-tracks road construction near its historic city center
Midvale fast-tracks road construction near its historic city center Midvale Journal
City Council — July 22, 2025
Midvale is investing $3.29 million to upgrade aging water, sewer, storm drain, and road infrastructure around Main Street, Stag Street, and surrounding areas. The project will fix chronic flooding issues and ensure new downtown developments have necessary utility hookups.
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