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Storm Drain Work - 400 E. & Davis Blvd. (near Edgehill Dr.)

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Storm Drain Work - 400 E. & Davis Blvd. (near Edgehill Dr.)
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Heads up, Bountiful! Storm drain work begins Monday, November 2nd, at 400 East and Davis Boulevard (near Edgehill Drive) and is expected to last until the 20th of November (approximately).

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Storm Drain Work - 400 E. & Davis Blvd. (near Edgehill Dr.)

Heads up, Bountiful! Storm drain work begins Monday, November 2nd, at 400 East and Davis Boulevard (near Edgehill Drive) and is expected to last until the 20th of November (approximately).

🚧 Road Construction Notice 🚧

Heads up, Bountiful! Storm drain work begins Monday, November 2nd, at 400 East and Davis Boulevard (near Edgehill Drive) and is expected to last until the 20th of November (approximately).

Please plan for possible lane restrictions and delays in the area. Slow down, watch for crews and equipment, and consider an alternate route if you can. Thanks for your patience while we improve our storm drain system!

Questions? Contact Bountiful City Public Works at 801-298-6125.

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