This is the sixth in a series of entries celebrating infrastructure achievements in the United States.
View this complete post...Posts Tagged ‘Utah’
Great American Infrastructure: The Transcontinental Railroad
Thursday, September 1st, 2011Utah Flooding Situation Reports
Tuesday, June 7th, 2011
The Utah Department of Emergency Management has put together a list Flood Situation Reports, detailing the status and levels of recent flooding, as well as warnings for neighboring towns. The reports are updated frequently; be sure to check often for the latest info.
View this complete post...Axtell, Utah Prefab Bridge Installation
Tuesday, April 26th, 2011Well known for its use of accelerated bridge construction techniques and pre-fabricated bridge components to speed the construction and repair of the state’s aging bridge infrastructure, the Utah DOT opted to replace the Sevier River Bridge with pre-fabricated steel bridge components. – shortspansteelbridge on YouTube
View this complete post...Utah: Proctor Lane Bridge Move
Thursday, March 17th, 2011The second segment of the new Proctor Lane bridge is moved into place.
-UtahDOT on YouTube
Utah: MVC Construction Progress Update February 2011
Friday, February 25th, 2011The Mountain View Corridor is a new roadway which requires extensive grading and excavation (earthwork), relocating utilities, acquiring property, constructing drainage systems, building bridges and structures, and laying new pavement. Take a look at the progress.
View this complete post...Time-Lapse Overpass Construction
Friday, January 14th, 2011This shot was created at the construction site of the American Fork overpass. The photographer Chris Dortch can be contacted via telephone at 801-362-7229 or by email at chris@creativemediagroup.com
-HQMEDIA on YouTube
Flooding in St. George, Utah
Wednesday, December 29th, 2010Flooding of the Magaguadavic River over Riverview Ave. It looks pretty impassable but a few brave trucks were daring their way though the water.
-mozillamonks on YouTube
JORDAN RIVER BASIN: PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE
Wednesday, March 10th, 2010UTAH DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES
In order to meet all the future water demands in the Jordan River Basin, cooperative efforts will be needed to more fully and efficiently use existing water supplies. State and local leaders must work closely with water
suppliers in the Basin to continue to promote aggressive water conservation measures and additional innovative water management technologies. While this effort may delay the need for costly new water developments, these measures alone will not satisfy all future needs. The proposed Bear River Development Project will ultimately be needed. Exactly when this project will be constructed depends upon actual population growth as well as the ability of water conservation and other strategies to reduce water demand and the agreements within the basin to share resources.
Storm water rushes through SRP dam
Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010“A major storm on Thursday, Jan. 21 quickly filled reservoirs on the Salt River. The rising levels prompted SRP to release water at several dams. Waylon Johnson of SRP shot this video of the release at Mormon Flat Dam.” -SRPConnect on YouTube
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