Public input and neighborhood support is critical to any Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) project. Below you will see notices for all public meetings associated with the Loop 303 (Bob Stump Memorial Parkway). In addition, reports and media releases are available here to provide you with background and further information.

No meetings scheduled at this time.

Loop 303 (Mountain View Blvd. to Peoria Ave.) Construction Kick-off – 08/10/11
       Presentation

Sun City Grand Town Hall - 04/27/11
       Presentation
       Sound Wall Heights (Mountain View Blvd. to Peoria Ave.)

Surprise HOA Connection Meeting, City of Surprise, 01/10/11
West Valley Freeway & Highway Improvements
       Presentation
       Sound Wall Heights

Loop 303, Interstate 10 to US 60 (Grand Avenue) – Loop 303/ I-10 Interchange - Design and Construction Update
PebbleCreek Community Meeting – 6/24/10
       Presentation
       Handout - Loop 303, I-10 to US 60 Update (June 2010)
       Handout - Loop 303, I-10 to US 60 - Loop 303/I-10 Interchange Rendering
       Loop 303, I-10 to US 60 - Final Design Comment Form

Loop 303, Interstate 10 to US 60 (Grand Avenue) - Design and Construction Update
Sun City Grand Homeowners Association - 6/14/10
       Presentation
       Loop 303, I-10 to I-17 - Corridor History
       Handout - Loop 303, I-10 to US 60 Update (June 2010)
       Loop 303, I-10 to US 60 - Final Design Comment Form
       Loop 303, I-10 to US 60 - Frequently Asked Questions

Loop 303, US 60 (Grand Avenue) to Happy Valley Parkway Study
Corte Bella Homeowners Association Board – 5/28/09
       Presentation

None at this time.

Up next along I-10 in West Valley? ADOT's Loop 303 interchange project

More ADOT News Releases

Documents are posted as they become available in PDF format, which requires Adobe Reader to view.

Would you like an ADOT representative to speak to your organization, HOA, business or school
about The Loop 303 Improvement Project? Email valleyfreeways@azdot.gov or call 1.855.712.8530.

Our Valley Freeway System is part of the 2004 voter-approved Regional Transportation Plan. We are working hard with our transit partners to implement the voters’ vision and are committed to quality, safety, open communication with our neighbors, and minimal inconvenience to the traveling public.