Road Construction Projects

2025 Project Updates

Murray City has several Public Works projects beginning in April and extending into early summer.

Reconstruction of the signal at the intersection of Winchester and 700 West will begin in May. In addition to replacing the signal poles and light fixtures, right turn lanes will be added in the eastbound, northbound, and southbound directions and the westbound left turn lane queue will be extended further east. These improvements will better accommodate the congestion at the intersection as well as improve pedestrian access on all four counters with new ramps and crosswalk infrastructure. Any questions or concerns can be directed to the project team via the website, phone or email here: tinyurl.com/700W-Winchester, or 888-556-0232 x7, or winchesterimprovements@gmail.com.

Murray’s Street Department has mill and overlay projects on Morning Dew Drive and Daisy Lane, this will include spot replacement of curb and sidewalk. Streets between 4600 South and 4800 South from State Street to Atwood will receive slurry seals on the roadway surface. Sidewalk and curb repairs/replacements are occurring in the Potomac neighborhood to be followed up with mill and overlay of the streets.

Murray Water will be replacing a failing 6” water main with a new 8” mainline on Harwood Lane from Pontiac Drive to 900E, improving both capacity and fire flow. Later in the spring, Murray Water will be upgrading the 6” cast iron main in Murray Boulevard from Vine Street to Hunter’s Woods Apartments with 12” ductile iron to improve capacity, fire flow and reliability.

In addition to the city-controlled projects, Lumen is beginning expansion of its Quantum Fiber in Murray City and recently completed work in the Walden Glen neighborhood. Their contractor, Fugal, is planned to begin in the Halcyon/Lucky Clover neighborhoods, then the  Creek neighborhood off 600E and then the Potomac neighborhood between April and July. While they are coordinating with Murray City Public Works for work within the right-of-way, the city does not give permission for their work on private property. Rather, this is permitted through existing easements and through permission of the affected property owner. Maps will be posted on both the Murray City Public Works Facebook and Instagram pages. Any questions or concerns regarding this work should be directed to Fugal at fugal.com/neighbor or at 801-796-5046.