Heber Valley Bypass

The Utah Department of Transportation will reveal its pick for the Heber Valley bypass route in early December. Opportunities for public input will likely come in the new year.

As Heber Valley residents await news on a final bypass route, the Utah Department of Transportation is laying out its next steps for area leaders.

The Utah Department of Transportation is sharing more information about how locals will navigate the planned Heber Valley bypass.

The Wasatch County Council got its first look at how locals might navigate around the proposed Heber Valley bypass routes. It will connect U.S. Highway 40 with U.S. Route 189.

Progress on the bypass plans has accelerated in recent months as, after decades of discussion, UDOT redrew possible routes for the highway and narrowed the options to two finalists.

New drafts from the Utah Department of Transportation show the Heber Valley bypass will prioritize safety and speed, according to the agency.

The Utah Department of Transportation has announced two new options for the Heber Valley bypass to improve traffic in the area. One impacts the North Fields.

The Utah Department of Transportation says its work to decide where to build the Heber Valley bypass is right on schedule.

The Utah Department of Transportation told Wasatch County leaders Wednesday, Jan.15, it will use a two-step screening process to decide where to build the Heber Valley bypass.

Leaders from Wasatch County, Heber City and Midway will meet about plans for the Heber Valley bypass this week, along with issues affecting the greater Wasatch Back.