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Water Tank Project Brings Increased Truck Traffic

By Ashley Coles · November 10, 2026 · 1 min read
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Residents and commuters should be aware of increased truck traffic Wednesday morning as construction continues on a new water tank in Eagle Mountain. A large concrete pour is scheduled to begin at approximately 2 AM on Wednesday, November 11 at the construction site located on the east side of the city, above John Hancock Charter School. […]

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Residents and commuters should be aware of increased truck traffic Wednesday morning as construction continues on a new water tank in Eagle Mountain.

A large concrete pour is scheduled to begin at approximately 2 AM on Wednesday, November 11 at the construction site located on the east side of the city, above John Hancock Charter School.

A significant number of concrete trucks will travel to the site using Pony Express Parkway and Pole Canyon Boulevard. The increased truck traffic may impact commuters and parents dropping off students at John Hancock, particularly during the morning hours.

Drivers are encouraged to use extra caution, remain alert and be mindful of the increased traffic in the area.

Thank you for your patience as this important water infrastructure project moves forward.

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