Earth Resources Corporation, working for Yavapai County, will be performing chip seal and fog seal operations on various roads in Sedona, the Village of Oak Creek and Jerome.
Roads affected are:
- Sedona: Boynton Pass, Long Canyon and Dry Creek roads in the Boynton Canyon area and Chavez Ranch, Cindercone, Elmersville, Earl, Frontage, Red Rock Loop, Red Rock Crossing and Yellow Sky roads along with Mesquite, Moonlight, Sunset Hills circles, and Red Moon, Schuerman and Sunset Hills drives.
- Village of Oak Creek: Box Canyon, Canyon Diable, Castle Rock, Coffee Pot Rock, Courthouse Butte, Crown Ridge, Jack Canyon, Lee Mountain, Manzanita, Moon View, Ponderosa, Red Rock, Saddlehorn, Sandrock, Slide Rock, Steamboat Rock, Sugarloaf, Verde Valley School and Wild Turkey roads; Acorn, Arch, Arrowhead, Beaver Creek, Canyon Circle, Cathedral Rock, Chaparral, Cochise, Concho, Cortez, Cove, Devils Kitchen, Fairway Oaks, Gunsight Hills, High Sky, Merry Go Round Rock, Oakcreek, Pinon Woods, Quirt, Red Butte, Red Rock Cove, Ridgecrest, Soldier Basin, Tabletop, Union, Valley Vista, White Wing and Wild Horse Mesa drives; Concho, Cord, Gunsight, Honanki, Horse Mesa, Miner, Palatki Vaquero circles; Teapot Rock Avenue; Bell Rock Boulevard; Cedar, Pine, Quail and Willow courts; Cypress, Mano places; Elm, Pinon, Sedona, Sugarloaf, Sycamore and Yucca streets; Canyon Trail; Broken Lance and Walnut ways; Avenida De Piedras and Robbers Roost.
- Jerome: Douglas and Jerome Perkinsville roads.
View a map of the affected roads below or at yavapaiaz.gov under Resident Services, the Public Works Projects and “Chip Seal Fall FY 26-27.” Construction began Monday Aug. 10, and continues through Thursday, Oct. 29. Road construction will consist of placing a 3/8-inch chip seal, fog seal and striping. Work will be completed from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday.
One lane of traffic will remain open at all times; however, motorists may encounter lane restrictions, lane shifts, reduced speeds and flagging operations throughout the work zones.
Bert Miller, the construction engineer on the project, said the county does not allow full road closures for this project. Motorists should expect minor delays and allow extra time to get through the construction area.
Follow all traffic control devices when travelling through the work zone.
