The NEW regional drainage system designed to reduce the risk of stormwater flooding in underpasses along I-17 in Phoenix is ready to go. The new system allowed ADOT to remove outdated pump stations from 1964 near lower-lying underpasses MORE:
New I-17 drainage system in place in north PhoenixADOT project has replaced aging pump stations with gravity-controlled pipelines
The Arizona Department of Transportation managed construction of the $38 million drainage system on behalf of the Maricopa Association of Governments, the Valley’s metropolitan planning organization. Crews installed new pipelines for the gravity controlled system and built large stormwater retention basins near Thunderbird Road.
Primary work on the new system started in spring 2020. Construction involved extensive trench work as well as tunneling under I-17 for some pipeline installation. Angled pipelines will now move stormwater into retention basins or the Arizona Canal Diversion Channel north of Dunlap Avenue.
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