Logan Canyon Fiber Optics

 

Construction Update | September 26, 2025

Upcoming Construction Activities Crews will continue trenching for fiber conduit installation in the traffic lanes at the following locations: MP 472 to 474 (near Temple Fork Rd) MP 478 to 480 (near Card Canyon) MP 464 to 466 (near Second Dam) This work includes rock saw excavation, allowing for precise material removal with minimal impact to surrounding structures. Please drive with caution through the work zones.

Construction fiber activities along US-89 in Logan Canyon.

CAUTION: Motorcycle, Cyclists, and Drivers

There are trenches, uneven road surfaces, and loose gravel throughout the corridor. Please use caution and prioritize safety while travelling through the construction area. Reduce speed, follow posted signage, and be alert of crew members and equipment. The project is utilizing one way traffic systems to manage vehicle flow through the work zones. Drivers utilizing turnouts within the project area are advised to wait until seeing vehicles traveling in the same direction of your destination before safely re-entering the travel lane.

What to Expect

Monday - Friday 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. Weekend work (Saturday 7 a.m. - 5 p.m.) Occassional night work Winter shutdown with finish work through fall 2026 Moving operations throughout the canyon One way traffic with temporary signals, at various locations Delays are anticipated throughout the canyon Nighttime lighting, noise, dust, and vibration Heavy equipment, support vehicles, and crew members Utah Highway Patrol escorts in the area *Construction schedules and traffic impacts are subject to change due to weather, utility, equipment, and material delays.

Project Overview

UDOT is installing fiber optic cable in Logan Canyon. This fiber optic cable installation will improve broadband access in Logan Canyon, allowing for easier and more reliable community connection for Logan City, Garden City, and Beaver Mountain Resort. It will also strengthen and enhance communication capabilities, strengthen emergency service support, and create opportunities for these communities to expand services and improve connectivity. To learn more, view the Project Video. Work began in early May and will be completed in late fall 2026.*

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