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New Las Vegas Traffic Signal Set To Go Fully Operational Wednesday
Signal Located At Clark County 215 / Ann Road
A new traffic signal, located at
the intersection of northbound Clark County 215 (CC-215) and the Ann Road
on/off-ramp (east side of the interchange), will go into all-way red-flash
mode, indicating a four-way stop, starting at approximately 9 p.m. Tuesday, May
1. This signal will be placed into full red-yellow-green operation mode by 4 a.m.
Wednesday morning, May 2.
This
work was completed as part of the CC-215 freeway improvements in northwest Las
Vegas. The traffic-signal operation will coincide with new traffic-control
patterns that are set to take effect early Wednesday morning. Any concerns
regarding this freeway improvements project should be addressed to the Clark County Public Works Department.
According to inter-local traffic-signal maintenance agreements, this traffic
signal will be maintained by the city of Las Vegas.
City of Las Vegas Public Works staff
will be on site with contractor representatives Tuesday night and Wednesday
morning to activate the new traffic signal and monitor for proper functioning.
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