The City of Prescott and their contractor, Asphalt Paving & Supply, are set to begin the Haisley Road Reconstruction Project the week of April 24, 2023. The project consists of reconstructing the asphalt pavement along Haisley Road, from Banning Creek Road to the intersection of Valley Ranch Circle. Additionally, this project will slightly narrow the roadway width of Haisley Road, add a new sidewalk on the south side of the roadway, protect the curb along the north side of the roadway, upgrade the existing storm drain system and tie-in existing concrete driveways with the new infrastructure.
This project will be completed in three phases. Work will begin within Phase 1, between Valley Ranch Circle and Northwood Loop. Following the completion of Phase 1 work will begin in Phase 2, which runs from Northwood Loop to Pine Tree Lane. Phase 3 will follow, with crews working from Pine Tree Lane to Banning Creek Road. Please note, minor construction activities may occur concurrently in phases. The project is scheduled to be finished in summer 2023. Once complete, this project will increase pedestrian safety, extend pavement life and improve the road quality for local motorists.
Work may occur Monday through Friday, from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Please be aware of rough road conditions, reduced speeds, loud noise, flagging operations, and lane closures and restrictions throughout the work zones. The contractor will work to ensure access to properties throughout the duration of the project, however, access may be closed for short durations when installing new concrete.
The contractor will work with property owners and tenants on an individual basis to coordinate this work. The City is dedicated to keeping residents informed of potential construction impacts throughout the project.
Due to varying construction activity, the City of Prescott encourages you to visit www.prescottroadconstruction.com for up-to-date project information. To receive regular updates or reach a project team member, email news@prescottroadconstruction.com or call the Project Hotline at (928) 237-3114.
