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 Francis, Utah, located at the southern end of Kamas Valley, is the gateway to the Uinta Mountains and Wasatch National Forest. Surrounded by mountains, the valley offers a scenic getaway that retains its rural atmosphere in the midst of expansion. Since it was incorporated in 1939, Francis has enjoyed the growth brought about by the development of the Jordanelle Dam and reservoir, as well as the resulting highway which now gives travelers a more direct route to the Salt Lake Metropolitan area, just 45 minutes away. Francis is home to Frontier Days, a popular three day celebration over the Labor Day weekend and provides many activities for outdoor enthusiasts including hunting, fishing, camping and hiking making it an ideal location to live or play. Read More... AlertMilling and Paving Operations
Milling and paving operations are continuing from 670 South through Francis and the corners of the intersections through Kamas and Francis. Due to current temperatures, paving activities have been pushed back to tomorrow. Crews will be milling the intersection corners through Kamas today and tomorrow. Paving activities will take place tomorrow through Saturday. The modified schedule to complete the paving operations is shown below.
Tuesday / Wednesday (9/26 to 9/27) - Mill the corners of the intersections in Kamas and Francis. The intersections will be closed for 2-4 hours if alternate routes are available. Flagging operations will also be in place as the milling operations move from one intersection to the next.
Wednesday (9/27) - Pave from the bottom of hill headed east to Francis to the stop and continue towards Kamas.
Wednesday / Thursday / Friday / Saturday (9/27 to 9/30) - Pave the corners of the intersections in Kamas and Francis. The intersections will be closed for 2-4 hours if alternate routes are available. Flagging operations will also be in place as the paving operations move from one intersection to the next.
We ask for your patience and understanding as we complete the last major task of the milling and paving operations
This schedule is subject to change due to weather and equipment.
This work will smooth out the existing and new shoulder widening. Shouldering material that has been placed will be smoothed out to create a gradual slope.
Drainage Work
The storm drain from 200 North to 340 North is complete. Additional storm drain will be installed from the canal to Thorn Creek (~575 North) as part of this project. The additional storm drain will be installed at the west edge of asphalt. This work is scheduled to begin early October.
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