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Sidewalk Expansion Along Golden Eagle Road Begins Monday

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Work on the Golden Eagle Sidewalk Expansion Project began on Monday, September 28, to increase safety for students walking near Brookhaven Elementary. The project involves doubling the width of the sidewalk on the north side of E. Golden Eagle Road.

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  • The Golden Eagle Sidewalk Expansion Project began on Monday, September 28.
  • The project will double the sidewalk width between N. Evans Ranch Drive and Silver Creek Way.
  • Construction is expected to last four to six weeks and will occur only during school hours.
  • The expansion is intended to increase safe walking paths for students at Brookhaven Elementary.

Work on the Golden Eagle Sidewalk Expansion Project began on Monday, September 28, according to a September 28 statement from Eagle Mountain City. The project aims to double the width of the sidewalk on the north side of E. Golden Eagle Road, located across from Brookhaven Elementary, to improve safety for students walking to and from school.

The City's Streets Department is widening the sidewalk in the area between N. Evans Ranch Drive and Silver Creek Way. This construction is expected to take approximately four to six weeks.

To avoid interfering with school drop-off and pick-up traffic, crews will work only during school hours, specifically between 9:15 AM and 3:30 PM. While construction is active, the existing sidewalk will remain accessible during non-school hours. Drivers are advised to use caution near the work zone and follow all posted signs.

Parents are encouraged to remind students to stay on the sidewalk and remain aware of crews and equipment. The city requested patience from Brookhaven Elementary families and neighbors while the expansion is completed.

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