Bullhead City, Arizona – September 25, 2026

Bullhead City staff, City contractors, and utility companies in the City are set to work on a series of maintenance and capital improvement projects during the week of September 28. The projects include street maintenance, facility renovations, and utility upgrades, and motorists and visitors are urged to exercise caution throughout the work zones.

City Street Maintenance
• The annual slurry seal program will occur overnight (8 p.m. to 6 a.m.) over several days.
 – Sunday, September 27: Work along Ramar Road from Highway 95 to Monte Vista Drive.
 – Monday, September 28: Work from Monte Vista Drive to Rio Vista Drive.
 – Tuesday, September 29: Work from Rio Vista Drive to Colina Drive.
 – Wednesday, September 30: Work from Colina Drive to Arriba Drive.
 – Thursday, October 1: Work from Arriba Drive to Gold Rush Road.

Motorists are advised not to drive through wet slurry, and any damage to freshly applied slurry should be reported to the Bullhead City Police Department.

Recreational Facilities and Park Upgrades
• Chaparral Golf Course & Restaurant will be closed for reseeding from October 1 through November 10, with a reopening scheduled for November 11. The restaurant and lounge will operate daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Veterans with verified status are invited to enjoy complimentary golf on Veterans Day, November 11, and are encouraged to call ahead to reserve a tee time.
• The north end of Veterans Memorial Park will be closed through October 2 during the installation of a new amenity.
• The ADA ramp at the Rotary Park fishing pier is temporarily closed for accessibility upgrades; work began on September 8 and is expected to continue for approximately one month, with a grand opening celebration anticipated in early 2027.

Utility and Infrastructure Projects
• Construction crews are laying a new waterline along North Oatman Road as part of Phase III of the South Supply Line project. This work will connect the new well on Riverview Drive to a future water tower on Black Mountain Road. Arcadia Boulevard will be closed beginning Monday, October 5 at 6 a.m. and is expected to reopen near the end of November.
• The intersection of Rio Vista Drive and Dorado Drive will be closed on October 7 and 8 while crews repair asphalt damaged by a recent water break.
• Southwest Gas, in partnership with Northern Pipeline Construction Co. (NPL), continues installing a new gas main along Bullhead Parkway between Laughlin Ranch Boulevard and Landon Drive from 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. This work will involve intermittent lane restrictions and southbound right-lane closures, but no full road closures are anticipated; local access will remain available.

Additional Projects
• T.R. Orr, Inc. is building new restrooms at Community Park, just south of the Bullhead Belle.
• Contractors for Bullhead City Utilities are conducting various asphalt and concrete repairs in areas affected by recent water line work.
• Kay Constructors LLC is constructing a new aeration basin at the Section 10 wastewater treatment plant as part of an expansion to increase water reclamation capacity.
• Rehabilitation of an existing clarifier at the Section 10 wastewater treatment plant at 901 Richardo Ave continues. This work involves draining, cleaning, and measuring the clarifier before installing new mechanical equipment and protective material to extend its concrete lifespan.
• Kay Constructors is also building a new clarifier at the same facility.

Residents are encouraged to receive timely updates on road closures and ongoing projects via the Bullhead City Direct app for Android and iOS. The app offers a direct line to City Hall for project updates and reporting issues.

The City reminds the public to only flush human waste, toilet paper, and grey water down the drain. All other waste products should be disposed of through alternative means to avoid damage to the City’s infrastructure. Motorists should use caution when traveling through work zones and obey all posted signage and traffic control devices.

For more information about these projects, please contact the City’s Office.