Heber Valley Bypass

Hundreds of people filled the Wasatch High School library Jan. 28 for a standing-room-only hearing about plans for the Heber Valley corridor.

The Utah Department of Transportation will host two meetings this week about the Heber Valley bypass, including an online question-and-answer session and an in-person public hearing.

Once the Utah Department of Transportation constructs a bypass through Wasatch County, Heber City could step into a future in which Main Street is no longer a highway.

The Utah Department of Transportation plans to build a bypass through the North Fields to address traffic problems in the Heber Valley. UDOT is asking locals to dive into the details before sharing public comments.

A public comment period opened Friday, Jan. 9, for locals to share their thoughts on the planned Heber Valley bypass route.

The Utah Department of Transportation intends to build a bypass through Wasatch County’s North Fields. The highway is expected to ease traffic in downtown Heber City, but it will affect wetlands in the valley.

The Utah Department of Transportation will announce Wednesday, Jan. 7, where it intends to build the Heber Valley bypass. The public comment period begins Friday, Jan. 9.

The Utah Department of Transportation will announce where it intends to build the bypass in January. After the announcement, locals will have several ways to share feedback.

The Utah Department of Transportation has again pushed back its announcement of a Heber Valley bypass route.

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.