A massive landslide has completely blocked a key highway near Cedar City, so expect some serious delays on your morning commute. You'll want to check local traffic alerts regularly while crews work to clear the mess.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
It will cost about $1,500 per event to hire professional traffic control.
Event attendees and the public will be safer during parades and festivals.
Non-profit organizations that put on events may face higher costs.
The city is looking at ways to stop construction projects from closing roads for too long. They want to make sure developers and contractors have better timelines and safety plans.
The city is moving away from using volunteers for road closures on major streets. They want to hire pros to keep everyone safe.
Another large landslide closes highway near Cedar City, Utah Utah Geological Survey (.gov)
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