Transportation Commission approves $24M SH-33 widening project

T.R.U.S.T.
May 1, 2023
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Guthrie News Page MAY 2, 2023

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission approved a $24 million contract to widen a portion of State Highway 33 in Logan County to four lanes. The next phase in widening the SH-33 corridor to four lanes will be between Langston and Western Ave. just west of US-177 in Payne County. SH-33 traffic is estimated at 6,900 vehicles on average per day. Work is expected to begin in late summer 2023 with anticipated completion by fall 2025, weather permitting. OBC Inc. was awarded the bid.

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