Maricopa County Department of Transportation

Maricopa County Department of Transportation We design, build & maintain ~2500 mi. of roadway providing connections that improve people's lives.

MCDOT performs in a collaborative, innovative, efficient and effective manner to deliver safe, cost-effective infrastructure that is responsive to our customers.

09/10/2026

Ever drive by a construction project and wonder, ‘Why aren't they working right now?’. Construction hours can vary from project to project.

MCDOT work ranges from large roadway projects to fixing sidewalks, and everything in-between. Construction hours can be affected by: heat and safety regulations, zoning regulations, and environmental restrictions to keep crews safe & the project running.

And if you’re thinking about highways or interstates, those are generally Arizona Department of Transportation projects with their own rules and requirements.

It depends on a lot of things!!

So, while you may see one project working during the day, another may have different approved hours. Have questions about a specific project? MCDOT.me/projects

09/09/2026

The ABC's of MCDOT: We use a LOT of transportation lingo at MCDOT. So, we’re breaking it down one letter at a time!

Today's term is.....
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CORE SAMPLE:
Taken directly from the roadway so our Materials Lab team can test the materials used in the pavement. And yes, some of these road cores can be quite hefty! 💪

Pictured: core samples taken recently from roads around Maricopa County

Learn more about MCDOT: MCDOT.me

09/07/2026

This Labor Day, we're stopping to honor the crews who keep Maricopa County moving — working in the heat, on the road and behind the scenes to keep the MCDOT transportation system safe and moving.

To the crews in orange: thank you for the work you do every day.

Happy Labor Day from MCDOT. 🧡

09/03/2026

We’re halfway there - the TT0600 Northern project has officially reached 50% completion!

After months of work on the southside, construction has now flipped to the northern side of Northern Avenue.

This next phase will include utility relocations, rebuilding new pavement, adding right turn lanes, signal improvements at 107th Avenue, adding new sidewalks and ADA ramps, installing roadway lighting and new landscaping adjacent to both sides of the roadway.

We anticipate construction completion in early 2027.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as work progresses!

Learn more about the Northern Parkway Corridor: MCDOT.me/NorthernCorridor

09/01/2026

The ABC's of MCDOT: We use a LOT of transportation lingo at MCDOT. So, we’re breaking it down one letter at a time!

Today's term is.....
…..…..
BRIDGE:
A structure that helps keep people and vehicles moving across canals, to washes, and other roadways. And while you can build one with Legos, the real ones take a lot more planning, engineering and maintenance!

Pictured: the historic Gillespie Dam Bridge on Old US Highway 80, south of Arlington

Learn more about MCDOT: MCDOT.me

If you're heading out this morning:🚧 Never drive around a barricade or road closure.🌊 Don't drive through a flooded road...
08/31/2026

If you're heading out this morning:
🚧 Never drive around a barricade or road closure.
🌊 Don't drive through a flooded roadway or crossing.
🥾 Stay out of flowing washes, even if it isn't raining where you are.
🚗 Give yourself extra time and find another route if water is covering the road.

🌧️ Good morning, Maricopa County. Yes, it actually rained.

Overnight rainfall was widespread across the County, with some of the higher totals showing up across our northern and western areas. Several gauges recorded around a half-inch to more than an inch of rain, with isolated locations around 1.5 inches or more.

And here's the important part: the rain stopping doesn't mean the water stops moving.

Runoff may continue flowing through normally dry washes, low-water crossings and unbridged roads well after the heaviest rain has ended.

If you're heading out this morning:
🚧 Never drive around a barricade or road closure.
🌊 Don't drive through a flooded roadway or crossing.
🥾 Stay out of flowing washes, even if it isn't raining where you are.
🚗 Give yourself extra time and find another route if water is covering the road.

Blue sky over your head doesn't mean there's no flood risk upstream.

Stay weather aware and give the water somewhere to go that isn't through your vehicle.

08/26/2026

So... how *does* a road become an MCDOT road?

Before MCDOT can maintain any roads, the County must acquire the right-of-way, review and approve the plans, ensure it's built to County standards, and officially accept it into the Maricopa County roadway system.

This process helps protect taxpayers and ensures roads are built to last.
Have questions about your road?

Contact MCDOT and we'll help point you in the right direction: 602-506-6063 or [email protected]

➡️ More info on CIDs: mcdot.me/CIDs

08/26/2026

Coring is one the most important steps in roadway maintenance.
It can tell us a lot about a road, with just a small sample.
Watch to learn more.
Learn more about MCDOT: MCDOT.me

08/24/2026

The ABC's of MCDOT: We use a LOT of transportation lingo at MCDOT. So, we’re breaking it down one letter at a time!

Today's term is.....
…..…..
ASPHALT:
The material that makes up the surface of many of the roads we travel every day. From everyday maintenance to major projects, keeping asphalt in good condition helps our roads last longer.

Pictured: freshly laid asphalt in the Sun Lakes area.

Learn more about MCDOT: MCDOT.me

Join team MCDOT!We're hiring for an experienced Reprographics Specialist and are seeking qualified applicants.Check out ...
08/24/2026

Join team MCDOT!
We're hiring for an experienced Reprographics Specialist and are seeking qualified applicants.

Check out some of our benefits:
-Opportunities for growth and development
-Paid vacation, sick time, and parental leave
-Child care benefits, including access to our on-site center, Maricopa County Kids Club, dedicated to serving Maricopa County families exclusively
-Low-cost, high-value healthcare
-ASRS Retirement Plan
-Excellent work-life balance

Apply here: https://maricopa.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/MC_External/job/Reprographic-Specialist_JR25284-1

Address

2901 W. Durango Street
Phoenix, AZ
85009

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+16025068600

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