Construction Update | Dec. 18, 2025 

 

Christmas and New Years Holiday 

Construction activities will pause on Wednesday, Dec. 24 at 12 p.m. through Monday, Jan. 5 at 7 a.m. in observance of the Christmas and New Years Holiday. Security and construction barrels will remain in place to protect the work zones.

 

Along 5600 South near 1900 W intersection facing east.


Upcoming and Future Activities  

 

I-15 – Upcoming Traffic Shift 

As early as Monday, Jan. 5, beginning at 7 a.m., crews will complete a traffic shift on I-15, that includes restriping and moving traffic to the north to accommodate electrical infrastructure work. In the Riverdale area, signal work and roadway improvements will require intermittent lane shifts through the month of January. Drivers should allow extra travel time and expect periodic delays while traveling through the area. 

 

 

5600 South and Riverdale Rd. – Intersection & Signal Construction 

Beginning in early January, electrical crews will work on traffic signals throughout the corridor, starting with the Riverdale Rd. signal. Signal construction and pedestrian improvements, including work near the Union Pacific Railroad bridge (UPRR) will continue over the next three-four months. Drivers should expect occasional, short-term delays at intersections as work progresses, though the majority of this work will not impact traffic. 

 

Major Milestone Ahead – SPUI Interchange 

Construction is progressing toward a major milestone, with the SPUI (Single-Point Urban Interchange) at 5600 South (SR-97) and I-15 to be operational in early April. Once open, this new interchange will significantly improve traffic flow and access at 5600 South, providing long-term benefits for drivers and the surrounding community. Additional details about the SPUI opening will be shared in future updates.

 

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Along 5600 South near 3500 West intersection facing west.

 

 

Adjacent Area Projects 

In addition to construction on the 5600 South project, several nearby UDOT projects are currently under construction in the area. For more information, please contact the following project teams:

 

1800 North Interchange

Hotline: 385-383-6576

Email: 1800north@utah.gov

 

4400 South | I-15 & I-84 – Riverdale  

Hotline: 855-925-2801

Email: i84bridges@utah.gov

 

2000 West Interchange

Hotline: 855-556-0232

Email: 2000west@utah.gov

 

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I-15 mainline work at 5600 South(SR-97) facing northwest.

 


Ongoing Activities

 

 

5600 South – Intermediate Lane Closures

Through the winter months, crews will implement occasional intermediate lane closures along 5600 South in both directions to accommodate finalizing flatwork (curb, gutter, sidewalk) between 2700 West and 3500 West. Crews will maintain one lane in each direction. Drivers should plan for slower traffic and delays during peak commute hours.

 

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5600 South (SR-97) and 3500 West corridor facing east.

 

 


Pedestrian Safe Walking Routes

Safe walking routes were updated to include the activated HAWK (High-Intensity Activated crossWalk) light at 2100 West along 5600 South. Drivers: Slow down and be aware of the designated safe walking routes along 5600 South. Stay alert, watch for students and pedestrians in the area.

 

Pedestrian Safety

Prioritize pedestrian safety while navigating through our work zones. Here are some tips to keep in mind:

  • Stay Alert – always be aware of your surroundings. Look out for construction signs, workers, and potential hazards
  • Use Designated Pathways – these paths are designated to keep you safe from construction activities
  • Avoid Distractions – Refrain from using your phone or wearing headphones while walking through construction areas
  • Wear Visible Clothing – Wear bright or reflective clothing, this can help ensure your seen by workers and drivers

 

Let's work together to keep everyone safe!

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Know Before You Go! Download the UDOT Traffic App Today!
The UDOT Traffic app provides commuters and travelers with mobile access to information for the State of Utah roadways. 

The available information includes:

  • Emergency and incident notifications
  • Construction alerts
  • Anticipated delays and lane closures
  • Road conditions
  • Travelwise alerts
  • A zoomable, scrollable map-based display


*download available for iPhone and Android devices

Learn more about Travelwise Tips here.

Contact Us

Join our mailing list! Email us at 5600south@utah.gov to receive updates about the project.

The project team is here to help. Please call or email with any questions or comments.

Hotline: 385-383-6576

Email: 5600south@utah.gov 

 

*Construction schedules are subject to change due to weather, utility, material and equipment delays.

 

Project impacts to travel can be found on the UDOT Traffic Website, www.udot.utah.gov/traffic or by downloading the UDOT Traffic app. 

 

Driver Safety: Please prioritize safety while driving through the construction zones.

  • Slow down and maintain a safe following distance
  • Obey speed limits and follow posted signage
  • Be alert for crew members and equipment
  • Avoid distractions and be prepared for detours and lane changes
  • Drive patiently and cautiously to ensure everyone's safety on the road

Schedule 

complete
complete
Right-of-Way Acquisition (2022-2025)

complete
complete
Final Design (Winter 2025)

live
live
Construction Began (Summer 2023)

Work Days: Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 5 p.m.

What to Expect:

  • Daytime work
    • Occasional night and weekend work
      • (7 p.m.-7 a.m.)
  • Heavy equipment, support vehicles, and crew members
  • Temporary access restrictions
  • Ocassional lane shifts and closures 
  • Alternate routes 
  • Increased noise, dust and vibration

planned
planned
Project Completion (Fall 2026)

Area Projects 

Learn more about the 1800 North project.  

Learn more about the 2000 West project.  

Learn more about the 4400 South project.