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Overnight Closures Scheduled for Burgi Lane and River Road

By Utah News Staff · September 15, 2026 · 1 min read
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Overnight Closures Scheduled for Burgi Lane and River Road
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Midway has scheduled overnight road closures for slurry seal work on Burgi Lane and River Road. The work requires commuters to use alternate routes and plan for extra travel time.

Key takeaways

  • Overnight closures from 9 PM to 5 AM for slurry seal work.
  • Burgi Lane scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 16.
  • River Road from the roundabout to 600 North scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 17.
  • Commuters should use alternate routes and allow extra travel time.

Slurry seal work scheduled for Burgi Lane and River Road will require overnight road closures in Midway, according to a September 15 statement. The work is scheduled to take place between 9 PM and 5 AM.

The closures were scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 16, on Burgi Lane and Thursday, Sept. 17, on River Road from the roundabout to 600 North. Drivers are advised to plan ahead, use alternate routes, and allow for extra travel time during these periods.

The city requested patience while completing the road maintenance. Questions regarding the work can be directed to the City Office at 435-654-3223.

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