The State Route 69 (SR 69) corridor is the backbone of the region’s transportation system – serving as a vital connection between major activity centers, residential areas, and other regional routes in the Central Yavapai region. As the region continues to grow and change, it is imperative that the region proactively plans for the safety, access, and mobility of this critical corridor. Ultimately, the SR 69 Corridor Master Plan will identify current and future needs along SR 69 and develop an action plan to guide investment decisions.

PLAN OVERVIEW

The Central Yavapai Metropolitan Planning Organization (CYMPO), local communities, Yavapai County, and the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) are working together to develop a planning strategy to improve the mobility and safety along the State Route 69 from the Dewey-Humboldt town limits to SR 89 in Prescott.  The SR 69 Corridor Master Plan will evaluate potential transportation improvements to address capacity needs as increased regional traffic puts more stress on the corridor. Ultimately, the plan will help guide public and private sector decisions in the development of the corridor by setting specific improvement approaches and themes.

Click here to download the SR 69 Corridor Master Plan Fact Sheet (PDF) (Updated February 13, 2024).

Why is CYMPO conducting this study now?

As our region continues to grow and evolve, now is the time to review our current transportation system and develop a plan to ensure an efficient, accessible, safe, and well-connected network for all users. As the SR 69 corridor is the backbone to the region’s transportation system, proactively planning for and addressing multimodal conditions is imperative for the long-term operations of the corridor. This study will develop a prioritized list of transportation improvements and policies that will drive future funding decisions.

How can I voice my opinion?

The SR 69 Corridor Master Plan is your chance to work with us to shape one of the region’s most critical corridors. Your input is a critical part of this Plan – we want to know what is working and what is not. Throughout the planning process, this website will be updated with surveys and meeting information so you can give your input.

Public Comment Form

If you have a comment to make regarding the SR 69 Corridor Master Plan, please leave that below. We may not directly reply to your comment, but please know that all comments will be read, considered, and incorporated into the final plan. Comments with false sender information (i.e. fake name, email, or phone) will not be considered and will be deleted.