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Logan City Provides Updates on Ongoing Infrastructure Projects

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A close-up of orange construction cones on a paved road in Logan, Utah, with the mountains blurred in the background, symbolizing ongoing municipal infrastructure work and city improvements.
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Logan City has provided updates regarding several ongoing municipal projects including Center Street, East 300 North, Trapper Park, and the Logan River Trail.

Key takeaways

  • The Center Street Bollard Project is largely complete and the block is open to traffic.
  • East 300 North paving continues near 400 and 500 East, though several intersections are already reopened.
  • Trapper Park is now essentially open despite some upcoming minor road grading.
  • The Logan River Trail Main Street Tunnel project is expected to conclude by late June.

Logan City has released progress updates on several infrastructure projects as of June 3. The updates cover work involving Center Street, East 300 North, Trapper Park, and the Logan River Trail Main Street Tunnel.

Center Street Project Status

The Center Street Bollard Project is nearly finished and the block has reopened to traffic. Drivers are advised to use caution as steel plates will stay over the work area to allow concrete to cure properly.

East 300 North Paving Update

Paving efforts on East 300 North are moving forward, with intersections at 100, 200, and 300 East now open to traffic. Work is ongoing on the eastern portion of the road near 400 and 500 East. Officials noted that traffic patterns may change periodically until the project reaches completion.

Trapper Park Reopening Details

Trapper Park is essentially open for use, though some minor work and road grading will take place over the next few days.

Logan River Trail Tunnel Progress

Work on the Logan River Trail Main Street Tunnel is progressing rapidly and may be finished by the end of June or potentially earlier. While four lanes of traffic remain open on Main Street, lane patterns may shift due to construction. Brief, late-night lane closures are expected as the project nears its end, with specific details to be released when available.

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