I-10 Traffic Interchange at Twin Peaks
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Part of Santa Cruz path is closed for work

Explorer, June 3, 2009

MARANA - A portion of the Santa Cruz River Multi-Use Path in Marana is being closed during the first phase of construction on the Twin Peaks Interchange. > read more

Twin Peaks Interchange only half the story

Marana Weekly News, June 2, 2009
By Gilbert Davidson

MARANA— The Twin Peaks Interchange will have many positive effects on the region when it’s completed. But Twin Peaks is only half the story when the subject is significant roadway improvements along Interstate 10 in Marana.> read more

Open House set for Camino de Mañana Project

Marana Weekly News, May 20, 2009
By Chuck Barth

MARANA— The Town of Marana and Borderland Construction, Inc. will soon begin construction on Camino de Mañana, between the new Twin Peaks Interchange and Tangerine Road at Dove Mountain Blvd.> read more

Marana breaks ground on Twin Peaks Interchange

Marana Weekly News, May 13, 2009
By Chuck Barth

MARANA - After many years of planning and engineering, ground was broken Monday morning for the Twin Peaks Interchange. > read more

Bid awarded on Twin Peaks Interchange

Marana Weekly News, April 22, 2009
By Chuck Barth

MARANA — The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) announced Friday that Pulice Construction, Inc., of Phoenix, was chosen as the low-bid prime contractor for Marana’s Twin Peaks Interchange.> read more

Council provides deposit to allow Twin Peaks Interchange to proceed

Marana Weekly News, March 25, 2009
By Chuck Barth

MARANA — The Marana Town Council has given the approval to spend $15 million to move along the bidding process on the Twin Peaks Interchange. > read more

Twin Peaks Interchange Postponed

Marana Weekly News , March 19, 2009
By Chuck Barth

The lack of a timely deposit has put the Twin Peaks Interchange program on hold for at least a month.> read more

Twin Peaks bids way under budget

Arizona Daily Star, March 5, 2009
By Shelley Shelton

The Arizona Department of Transportation is set to award the bid for Marana's Twin Peaks Interchange next week. > read more

 
 

This is a project of the Regional Transportation Authority. The voter-approved, $2.1 billion RTA plan will be implemented through 2026. Details about the full plan are available at www.RTAmobility.com. The Regional Transportation Authority has a nine-member board with representatives from local, state and tribal governments. This project will be managed in partnership by the Arizona Department of Transportation and the Town of Marana.

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