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Idaho Transportation Department to Bid on $6.4M Street Widening Project

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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The Idaho Transportation Department will open bids for the 1st Street Widening Project in Ammon on November 10, with construction expected to begin in spring 2027. The $6.4 million project, which is supported by federal grant funding, requires a $1,254,815 local match that the City of Ammon paid in full on July 8. The finished roadway will be a five-lane corridor extending approximately one mile.

From postregister.com

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The project aims to improve safety and traffic flow along 1st Street, which is a key east-west connection for residents and local businesses in Ammon. The investment represents a significant step in addressing long-term transportation needs for the growing community.

From postregister.com

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    Bonneville County might see increased investment in regional infrastructure through its contribution to the project.

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