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Surprise intersection to get new traffic signal

Work begins at Bell Road junction with Bell Point Boulevard

By city of Surprise
Posted 3/6/24

Work began this week on the installation of a new traffic signal at the intersection of Bell Road and Bell Pointe Boulevard.

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Transportation

Surprise intersection to get new traffic signal

Work begins at Bell Road junction with Bell Point Boulevard

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By city of Surprise

Work began this week on the installation of a new traffic signal at the intersection of Bell Road and Bell Pointe Boulevard.

The construction currently does not include any major closures or restrictions. Drivers can expect traffic control setups in the area throughout the construction of this project.

This project’s expected completion date is the end of May. The city plans to provide updates on the exact date of signal activation as construction comes to a close.

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