Thursday, Nov. 6, 2014 | 10 p.m.
A new traffic signal will begin operating Friday in the northwest valley, part of what Clark County officials say is an estimated $2.65 million effort to enhance traffic safety.
The signal, located at the intersection of Centennial and Grand Montecito parkways, will operate Friday as a four-way red flash signal after peak morning traffic, according to a county news release.
It will switch over to a full green, yellow and red signal Saturday morning, officials said.
The new signal, constructed by Las Vegas Electric, is part of a multisignal project to enhance pedestrian and automobile safety, the county said.
The project is being funded by fuel tax indexing, which ties the fuel tax to the rate of inflation.
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