The state government approved $8.2 billion for Arizona highways, bridges and transportation repair and improvements across the state through 2029, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation.The 2025-2029 Five-Year Transportation Facilities Construction Program was approved by the state transportation board and will distribute millions to statewide resources, and county-specific funds for Maricopa and Pima counties.ADOT said an average of $2.5 billion would be allotted for the next five years for high-priority projects, with approximately $500 million per year specifically dedicated to “preserve, rehabilitate and replace pavement and bridges.”The funding for the program came from federal, state and local taxes, along with fuel and vehicle registration tax, both approved by Maricopa County and Pima County voters, according to ADOT.Other new road developments:Gilbert Road Bridge near Mesa to open to 2 lanes soon. Here’s what to knowHere’s a breakdown of what the money will be used for and where you can expect Arizona roadways to look different.How will the money be used across the state?The approved funding will address local roadway repairs, with $800 million allocated annually to enhance highway safety and functionality. This will involve upgrading technology used at intersections and improving freight commerce, directional signs, and lighting, according to ADOT.A one-time $780 million would be allotted for statewide transportation, focusing on widening highways and improving interchanges, according to ADOT.This included a widening of U.S. 94 between Wickenburg and Interstate 40 in Kingman, adding two additional lanes.Other statewide projects included addition lanes to the State Route 260 in the Lion Springs area between Payson and Heber-Overgaard, and a new interchange on Interstate 10 at Rancho Santa Fe Parkway.Additionally, airport projects statewide would receive $57 million of the funding.Here’s how much will be invested into Maricopa County roadwaysAn allocation of $2 billion will go to projects in Maricopa County, including the widening of I-10 between Phoenix and Casa Grande, as well as four additional projects in the same area, which will include new br …
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