Holbrook, AZ – Drivers traveling between Holbrook and Heber-Overgaard can now enjoy 20 miles of smoother pavement along State Route 377 following a $7.3 million rehabilitation project completed by the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT).
According to ADOT, the project began August 4 and included chip seal and micro surface treatments from SR 77 near Holbrook to milepost 13 northeast of SR 277. Crews also performed targeted pavement repairs along the corridor, improving overall safety and ride quality.
The agency said the work aims to “safely connect people and empower the economy across Arizona” while protecting the state’s investment in highway infrastructure. SR 377 serves as a key connector between Interstate 40 at Holbrook and the mountain communities near Heber-Overgaard, often used by commuters and travelers heading to the White Mountains.
The project is part of ADOT’s broader commitment to maintaining rural and regional routes statewide. With smoother pavement now in place, drivers can expect more comfortable travel and improved durability during upcoming winter conditions.
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