Mesa, Queen Creek partner on crucial road projects

Signs have started to sprout up in Queen Creek and southeast Mesa heralding the future State Route 24, although critics on social media scoffed at these images, noting that a final path for the road hasn’t yet been determined. / East Valley Tribune

By Gary Nelson | East Valley Tribune

Faced with the prospect of further explosive growth in the Southeast Valley, Mesa and Queen Creek are hustling to build two major roadways that will connect with a future extension the State Route 24 freeway.

The cities have agreed to design and build Meridian and Signal Butte roads northward from where they now stop in Queen Creek to the freeway, creating two new major north-south routes in the area.

State Route 24 currently exists for only one mile between Loop 202 and Ellsworth Road. A five-mile extension to Ironwood Road is scheduled for completion in late 2022, with construction beginning in the fall of 2020.

SR24 gives drivers from southeast Mesa, Queen Creek and the San Tan Valley area the quickest access to the Valley’s entire freeway system.

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