Traffic & Construction Notices

SR-201 / I-80 Bridge Work

The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) is completing bridge deck repair work on SR-201 at the I-80 on/off ramps and near 9200 West during September 2026. Drivers should expect nighttime single-lane restrictions near 9200 West and consecutive weekend closures at the SR-201/I-80 ramps. Full closures of SR-201 in either direction at the ramps may occur beginning as early as Friday night, September 11. Schedules are subject to change due to weather conditions and material availability.

Starting as early as Friday night, September 18, and running continuously each weekend through Oct. 25.

For current closure maps, schedules, and project updates, visit the UDOT SR-201 Bridge Work page.

Village Boulevard Sewer Line Phase 2 Upgrade Project

The Stansbury Park Improvement District (SPID) began the Village Boulevard Sewer Line Phase 2 upgrade project on August 24. The expected completion date is October 15, 2026, or earlier. This project begins at Lanyard Lane and extends east to Sandhill Way.

During construction, Village Boulevard and some side streets will experience temporary closures and partial lane closures, with traffic being redirected to one side of the road. This will cause delays, so residents are encouraged to consider alternate routes to avoid congestion. Construction hours are generally Monday–Friday from 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM. Work on weekends is not anticipated but may happen occasionally. Portable electronic traffic lights will be used to direct traffic for the duration of the project. The contractor has submitted a traffic control plan, which has been approved by the Tooele County Road Department.

For details, please visit stansburywater.gov to view the Construction Plan and Traffic Control Plan, which are available on the SPID website. On the main page, scroll down to PUBLIC NOTICES. Click on the top left-hand box titled "August 24, 2026, Village Blvd. Sewer Upgrade Project."

If you have any questions regarding this project, please call SPID at 435-882-7922.

Please Help Protect Our Parks

Parents may have noticed that Tooele County recently added No Parking signs across the street from Stansbury Elementary School. The Stansbury Service Agency will also be adding red striping in this area to further emphasize that parking is not permitted.

One reason for this change is the damage caused when vehicles pull off the roadway and onto the grass. Much of our sprinkler infrastructure is located adjacent to the curb and gutter, and vehicles parked on the grass can damage this critical infrastructure.

Please help us reduce unnecessary maintenance costs by refraining from parking on the grass throughout the park. Thank you for helping us protect our shared public spaces.