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ADOT
Virtual public meeting focuses on I-10 interchange
(ADOT)
There will be a public meeting Tuesday, Oct. 8, on the proposed I-10/Koli Road traffic interchange
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INDEPENDENT NEWSMEDIA
The Arizona Department of Transportation is providing the public an opportunity to comment Tuesday on the proposed I-10/Koli Road traffic interchange.
The 90-minute meeting will be conducted virtually from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Oct. 8. To attend https://bit.ly/4dFOT9i
The proposed I-10/Koli Road interchange would be located on I-10 between the Wild Horse Pass Boulevard and State Route 347/Queen Creek Road traffic interchanges, according to ADOT.
The study area limits extend approximately a half-mile from each side of the I-10 center line to Maricopa Road and approximately three-quarters of a mile north of milepost 163 and 1.8 miles south of milepost 163 along I-10.
The project is in Maricopa County and entirely within the Gila River Indian Community.
