NB = Northbound - traveling in a northerly direction
SB  = Southbound - traveling in a southerly direction
WB = Westbound - traveling in a westerly direction
EB  = Eastbound - traveling in an easterly direction

Center Lane: Center dual-turning lane
No. 1 Lane: Lane closest to center of roadway
No. 2 Lane: Lane closest to curb (2 lane road) or center lane (3 lane road)
No. 3 Lane: Lane closest to curb (3 lane road)

RT-TURN LANE: Right-Turn Lane
LT-TURN LANE: Left-Turn Lane

ROADS FREQUENTLY IMPACTED DUE TO WEATHER & HIGH WINDS

Vista Chino between Clubhouse View Drive & Cathedral City Limits; Gene Autry Trail between Via Escuela & the railroad bridge; and Indian Canyon Drive between Sunrise Parkway & Garnet Avenue are frequently impacted due to inclement weather & high winds due to those listed segments being within the low-points of various washes.

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TRIBAL PROJECT - CONSTRUCTION AT THE INTERSECTION OF LAWRENCE CROSSLEY ROAD & DINAH SHORE DRIVE

THE AGUA CALIENTE BAND OF CAHUILLA INDIANS (ACBCI) IS TO BE CONSTRUCTING THE OFFSITE IMPROVEMENTS FOR A NEW GAS STATION AT THE INTERSECTION OF LAWRENCE CROSSLEY ROAD X DINAH SHORE DRIVE. WORK STARTED ON 5/28/25

PLEASE USE ALTERNATE ROUTES TO AVOID DELAYS AND BACKUPS NEAR THE CLOSURE AREAS.

UTILITY WORK ALONG EL CIELO ROAD NEAR AIRPORT - TUES. 2/10/2026

A public utility agency will be returning Tuesday 2/10/2026 to complete repairs to the road after emergency work the week of 2/2/2026. The location of work is south of the intersection of El Cielo Road & Tahquitz Canyon Way, adjacent to the courthouse on the SW corner of the intersection. Work to extend across entire roadway potentially, traffic control setup will be handled in the field with City Inspector direction given as well.

PLEASE USE ALTERNATE ROUTES TO AVOID DELAYS AND BACKUPS NEAR THE CONSTRUCTION AREAS.

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT CP 25-02 - CITYWIDE SLURRY SEAL PROJECT

THE CITY WILL BE PERFORMING ITS ANNUAL SLURRY SEAL PROJECT TENTATIVELY UNTIL THE END OF JANUARY 2026, AFFECTING MULTIPLE STREETS THROUGHOUT TOWN FOR THE NEXT SEVERAL WEEKS.

THE FIRST MAJOR STREET TO BE IMPACTED WILL BE INDIAN CANYON DRIVE, FROM THE NORTH SIDE OF 19TH AVENUE TO THE NORTHERN CITY LIMITS BEGINNING TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16TH, 2025. PLEASE SEE THE BELOW SCHEDULE FOR THE AFFECTED MAJOR STREETS OF NOTE:

THE FULL LIST OF STREETS TO BE PART OF THE SLURRY SEAL PROJECT AND OTHER ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE AT THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT'S CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECT LIST WEBPAGE HERE: Capital Improvement Projects | City of Palm Springs. ALL DATES INDICATED ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

PLEASE USE ALTERNATE ROUTES TO AVOID DELAYS AND BACKUPS NEAR THE AFFECTED AREAS.

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CALTRANS - STATE ROUTE 111 ROADWAY PROJECT

THE PROJECT SPANS ALONG SR 111 WITHIN THE CITY OF PALM SPRINGS, FROM GOLF CLUB DRIVE TO WEST GATEWAY DRIVE, AND INCLUDES CONSTRUCTION ON SR 111, VISTA CHINO, GENE AUTRY TRAIL, AND E. PALM CANYON DRIVE.

VISTA CHINO - GENE AUTRY TRAIL - E. PALM CANYON ALL TO BE IMPACTED FOR THE DURATION OF THE PROJECT

CALTRANS WILL BE WORKING ALONG DIFFERENT SEGMENTS OF SR 111 WITHIN PALM SPRINGS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. PLEASE VISIT THE WEBSITE WWW.SR111ROADWAYPROJECT.COM FOR UPDATES ON THE NEXT PHASE OF CONSTRUCTION. SIGN UP TO RECEIVE TEXT OR EMAIL UPDATES ON THE WEBSITE AS WELL.

CONSTRUCTION STARTED MONDAY, JANUARY 13TH, 2025, ON THE 8-MILE SR 111 ROADWAY RESTORATION PROJECT BY CALTRANS. WORK HOURS WILL BE MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY NIGHTS FROM 7PM TO 6AM. THE CONTRACTOR INVOLVED MAY WORK WEEKENDS AND NIGHTTIME HOURS AS NEEDED. THEY WILL POST ADVANCED NOTIFICATIONS THOUGH ON THE WEBSITE, ALONG WITH FUTURE SCHEDULES.

TRAFFIC IMPACTS:

• SINGLE LANE CLOSURES ARE PLANNED IN ONE DIRECTION AT A TIME, FOR APPROXIMATELY TWO MILES.
• ACCESS TO BUSINESSES AND DRIVEWAYS WILL BE MAINTAINED WITH DETOUR SIGNAGE IN PLACE.
• SUNLINE BUS STOPS AND ASSOCIATED BUS ROUTES IN THE PROJECT AREAS WILL BE IMPACTED; VISIT WWW.SUNLINE.ORG FOR MORE DETAILS AND THE LATEST ROUTES AVAILABLE.

PLEASE USE ALTERNATE ROUTES TO AVOID TRAFFIC CONGESTION AND EXPECT DELAYS AROUND THE AFFECTED AREAS. POSTED SCHEDULES BY CALTRANS MAY CHANGE DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER OR FIELD CONDITIONS.

INDIAN CANYON DRIVE BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT -- CP 01-11

INDIAN CANYON DRIVE BETWEEN SUNRISE PARKWAY AND GARNET AVENUE IN NORTH PALM SPRINGS IS BEING WORKED ON AS PART OF THE ONGOING BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT.

The City of Palm Springs is currently widening the North Indian Canyon Bridge over the Union Pacific Railroad and improving the roadway immediately south of Garnet Avenue in North Palm Springs. These improvements will include:

•  A new six-lane Indian Canyon Bridge with a railed pedestrian sidewalk to improve safety and accessibility.
• Enhancements to Indian Canyon Road, such as raising the road, constructing a landscaped median, and adding new sidewalks, drainage, concrete, and asphalt pavement.
• A sewer upgrade and the expansion of utilities through the newly constructed bridge.

For more information about the Indian Canyon Drive Widening Project, visit www.indiancanyonproject.com.

PLEASE USE ALTERNATE ROUTES TO AVOID TRAFFIC CONGESTION AND EXPECT DELAYS AROUND THE AFFECTED AREAS. 

INDIAN CANYON DRIVE SEWER PROJECT - CP 01-11B

As part of the ongoing Indian Canyon Bridge Widening and Improvements project, the City of Palm Springs will begin the installation of approximately 8,900 feet of new sewer pipeline along North Indian Canyon Drive. This new infrastructure will extend from south of Palm Springs Station Road to W. Tramview Road.

This project is scheduled to commence the week of July 27th, 2025, with the contractor performing initial survey and utility location work. This preparatory phase will require the closure of the No. 1 NB lane from W Tramview Road to Sunrise Parkway. Construction is projected to continue through May 2026.

The installation will involve a combination of tunneling beneath concrete pavement in certain areas and open trench methods for the majority of the pipeline. As work progresses, the project will impact both the No. 1 North and Southbound lanes of Indian Canyon Drive, necessitating periodic lane closures in specific sections of the road.

Please exercise caution when traveling through the construction zone and be aware of changing traffic patterns. The Construction Managers will be providing periodic updates on the project as it progresses.

9/30/2025 UPDATE: Starting Wednesday October 1st, 2025, the NB lanes of Indian Canyon Drive will be closed between Corazon Avenue and Sunrise Parkway. This closure is necessary for the installation of the new Indian Canyon Drive sewer system and is expected to remain in place for the next three months.

During this time, traffic in this section will be managed as follows:

• Travel lanes will be reduced to one lane in each direction.
• Northbound traffic will be diverted into the existing No. 1 SB lane.

PLEASE USE ALTERNATE ROUTES TO AVOID TRAFFIC CONGESTION AND EXPECT DELAYS AROUND THE AFFECTED AREAS. 

COLLEGE OF THE DESERT - DWA WORK ALONG FARRELL DRIVE

Desert Water Agency work to install a new water utility service for College of the Desert is ongoing.

The majority of work is expected to be done by Aug. 5, but additional efforts are needed for completion.

The work continues to take place along the following streets between 6 a.m. and 4 p.m., with no construction on Fridays or weekends:

S. Farrell Drive, between E. Baristo Road and E. Tahquitz Canyon Way
E. Baristo Road, between the main entrance to Palm Springs High School and S. Farrell Drive

Traffic will continue to flow in all directions with varying lanes closed throughout the project. After Aug. 5, Farrell Drive lane closure will be limited and occur between 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. to accommodate school traffic.

PLEASE USE ALTERNATE ROUTES TO AVOID TRAFFIC CONGESTION AND EXPECT DELAYS AROUND THE AFFECTED AREAS. 

CITY PROJECT - STORM DRAIN LINE 6, STAGE 3

IMPACTED AREA ONCE PROJECT COMMENCES WILL BE BOTH NORTH AND SOUTHBOUND LANES ALONG AVENIDA CABALLEROS BETWEEN FRANCIS DRIVE AND VISTA CHINO (HIGHWAY 111).

The City of Palm Springs and the Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District (RCFC) are entering into a Funding/Cooperative Agreement for the construction of flood control improvements. The project consists of approximately 4,000 linear feet of reinforced concrete pipe (30-60 inches in diameter) and related structures. This pipeline will collect stormwater from the area and convey it underground along Avenida Caballeros where it will connect to existing storm drain infrastructure on Vista Chino. The goal of this project is to improve stormwater conveyance, reduce flooding risks, and protect property in Palm Springs.

This project is a major undertaking and while the long-term benefits of a flood control project of this nature are undeniable, there will be significant disturbances to traffic and community activities near the construction zone. Please see below for the associated location map, as well as example pictures of typical storm drain installation below. 

As of mid-2025 this project is in its initial planning stages. Residents and the surrounding communities will not experience any inconvenience from this project until the construction begins - which may tentatively break ground sometime in Late 2027 to 2028.

(Storm drain line construction location map)

 (Typical storm drain pipeline installation)

ONCE WORK COMMENCES, PLEASE USE ALTERNATE ROUTES TO AVOID TRAFFIC CONGESTION AND EXPECT DELAYS AROUND THE AFFECTED AREAS. 

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OCTOBER - MAY 2024-2025

Every THURSDAY from 6:00PM - 10:00PM downtown Palm Springs corridor from Amado Road to Baristo Road is closed off for ARTS & CRAFT AND FOOD VENDORS. Local storefronts will also remain open late for your shopping and dining pleasure.