Pancheri Bridge Repairs and Lane Closures Begin Sunday

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Beginning Sunday, March 22, contractors will repair a pothole and complete surface work on the Pancheri Bridge in Idaho Falls. This will require a westbound lane closure, with traffic expected to be restored by approximately 4 p.m. The left westbound through lane will remain closed for about one week to allow the patch to properly cure. Crews will return next Sunday, March 29, to complete additional surface repairs, with at least one lane in each direction remaining open throughout the day.

Why it matters

The Pancheri Bridge is a critical transportation link in Idaho Falls, and these repairs are necessary to maintain the safety and integrity of the structure. The lane closures and delays will impact commuters and travelers in the area, so advance notice and planning is important.

The details

Crews will begin work on the westbound lanes of the Pancheri Bridge on Sunday, March 22. This will require a westbound lane closure, with traffic expected to be restored by approximately 4 p.m. The left westbound through lane will remain closed for about one week to allow the patch to properly cure. Crews will return next Sunday, March 29, to complete additional surface repairs. At least one lane in each direction will remain open throughout the day.

• Work begins on Sunday, March 22.
• Westbound lane closure on March 22, with traffic restored by 4 p.m.
• Left westbound through lane closed for about one week.
• Additional repairs on Sunday, March 29, with at least one lane in each direction remaining open.

What’s next

Drivers should expect lane closures, flaggers and delays and are advised to use caution and watch for crews during the repair work.