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BULLHEAD CITY, Arizona, August 7, 2026 – Bullhead City staff, City contractors, and utility companies within city limits will work on the following projects during the week of August 10:
• Perco Rock will paint the final striping on Highway 95 along the new southbound right-hand turn lanes at Laughlin Ranch Blvd and in front of the Safeway shopping complex starting Monday, August 10, and completing Thursday, August 13. Striping work will take place overnight on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
• Southwest Gas, in partnership with Northern Pipeline Construction Co. (NPL), will continue installing a new gas main through September along Bullhead Parkway between Laughlin Ranch Boulevard and Landon Drive. Work will take place daily from 5 a.m. to 6 p.m. and will require intermittent lane restrictions at the intersection of Bullhead Parkway and Laughlin Ranch Boulevard, as well as southbound right-lane closures along Bullhead Parkway. No full road closures are anticipated, and access through the area will be maintained.
• T.R. Orr, Inc., on behalf of the City of Bullhead City, will continue building new restrooms at Community Park, just south of the Bullhead Belle.
• McCormick Construction will continue work to pave the southbound right-hand turn lane of Highway 95 into the future City Centre development between Marina Blvd and Riverview Dr.
• Gold Rush Rd, from Silver Creek Rd to Black Mountain Rd, and Black Mountain Rd, from Gold Rush Rd to Acacia Way, will be periodically closed to through traffic while contractors upgrade the existing gas main in the right of way. Residents living along the closure will still have access to their property.
• The eastbound lane of Silvercreek Rd will be closed at the intersection of Gold Rush Rd, with traffic diverted into the median for multiple weeks while contractors upgrade the existing gas main in the right of way.
• Contractors working on behalf of Bullhead City Utilities will complete various asphalt and concrete repairs around the city in places where recent water line repairs were made.
• Kay Constructors LLC, under contract with Bullhead City Utilities, is building a new aeration basin at the Section 10 wastewater treatment plant. The project is part of an overall expansion effort to increase the volume of water the city can reclaim.
• Bullhead City Utilities will continue rehabilitation of a clarifier at the Section 10 wastewater treatment plant, located at 901 Richardo Ave. The project involves draining, cleaning, and measuring the clarifier before installing new mechanical equipment and protective material to extend the lifespan of the concrete.
• Kay Constructors is building a new clarifier at the Section 10 wastewater treatment plant.
Be the first to receive road closure notices and other timely project updates with the Bullhead City Direct app, available for Android and iOS devices. The app is the public’s direct line to City Hall, providing timely updates and the ability to report issues directly to City Staff for resolution. For more information, visit bullheadcity.com/BullheadCityDirect.
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 other means to avoid damage to the city’s infrastructure. Please use caution while traveling through city work zones. Obey posted signage and traffic control devices.
Questions about ongoing projects throughout the city can be directed to Mackenzie Covert, Public Information Officer, at mcovert@bullheadcityaz.gov or (928) 763-0182.
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