Raising Cane's

A photo of the Chubbuck Raising Cane’s which will open on Tuesday.

CHUBBUCK — The City of Chubbuck, Chubbuck Police Department and the Idaho Transportation Department are working together as the community prepares to welcome Raising Cane’s for its grand opening Tuesday at the corner of Yellowstone Avenue and Bullock Street.

The agencies have been coordinating ahead of the opening on plans to help keep traffic moving smoothly along this busy stretch of Yellowstone. Raising Cane’s is one of the most anticipated restaurant arrivals our area has seen in quite some time with a devoted fan base that tends to show up in a big way for new locations.

“We are excited to welcome Raising Cane’s to our community and anticipate increased traffic volumes during the grand opening. While we cannot predict exact customer behaviors, our Public Works and Police Departments are prepared to assist Raising Cane’s in mitigating impacts, and we ask everyone to please be patient during this period,” Chubbuck Mayor Rodney Burch said.

The agencies will be monitoring traffic to ensure that any lines do not back up onto Yellowstone or block access to surrounding businesses. Temporary traffic control will be set up so that drivers may only turn right into Raising Cane’s parking lot from Bullock Street with no left turns allowed from Bullock. Fan should plan to access Raising Cane’s from Hurley Drive and not Yellowstone.

Whether heading to Raising Cane’s next week or just passing through, the agencies are working together to ensure drivers have a safe and stress-free experience.

Here are a few reminders for Chubbuck drivers next week:

Allow extra time while traveling on Yellowstone near Bullock Street, especially during daytime hours.

Be mindful of intersections and keep them clear so traffic can continue flowing.

Follow all posted traffic control signs.

Use Idaho 511 for any traffic updates.

The City of Chubbuck, Chubbuck PD officers and ITD will be keeping an eye on conditions and will be ready to respond as needed.

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wildbill789

Massive, really?