Interactive Map of Construction Projects
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Learn more about the projects by clicking on each item below:
About:
Update or install new curb ramps on OR 47 through Carlton.
Construction and Potential Traffic Impacts:
Construction crews will be working on ADA curb ramp projects throughout Oregon. We will schedule construction based on crew availability. There may be breaks in the construction schedule when crews are constructing ramps in other cities before they return to Carlton.
What to expect during construction:
- There will be noise and dust during work hours.
- Pedestrians, including those with disabilities, will have access through or around work zones.
- Only one corner of each intersection will be closed at a time.
- Work may occur at multiple intersections at the same time.
- Some work may require lane closures.
- Work is expected to be done during the daytime.
Timing:
Construction will begin in 2021.
Location:
OR 47 from milepost 37.36 to 38.45.
About:
Upgrade or install new ADA curb ramps on OR 99E through Aurora.
Construction and Potential Traffic Impacts:
Construction crews will be working on ADA curb ramp projects throughout Oregon. We will schedule construction based on crew availability. There may be breaks in the construction schedule when crews are constructing ramps in other cities before they return to Aurora.
What to expect during construction:
- There will be noise and dust during work hours.
- Pedestrians, including those with disabilities, will have access through or around work zones.
- Only one corner of each intersection will be closed at a time.
- Work may occur at multiple intersections at the same time.
- Some work may require lane closures.
- Work is expected to be done during the daytime.
Timing:
Construction will begin in 2021.
Location:
OR 99E from milepost 24.87 to 25.75 through Aurora.
About:
Upgrade or install new ADA curb ramps on OR 99W through Monroe.
Construction and Potential Traffic Impacts:
Construction crews will be working on ADA curb ramp projects throughout Oregon. We will schedule construction based on crew availability. There may be breaks in the construction schedule when crews are constructing ramps in other cities before they return to Monroe.
What to expect during construction:
- There will be noise and dust during work hours.
- Pedestrians, including those with disabilities, will have access through or around work zones.
- Only one corner of each intersection will be closed at a time.
- Work may occur at multiple intersections at the same time.
- Some work may require lane closures.
- Work is expected to be done during the daytime.
Timing:
Construction will begin in 2021 providing funding is available.
Location:
OR 99W from milepost 100.58 to 101.19 through Monroe.
About:
Upgrade or install new ADA curb ramps on Territorial Highway through Veneta.
Construction and Potential Traffic Impacts:
Construction crews will be working on ADA curb ramp projects throughout Oregon. We will schedule construction based on crew availability. There may be breaks in the construction schedule when crews are constructing ramps in other cities before they return to Veneta.
What to expect during construction:
- There will be noise and dust during work hours.
- Pedestrians, including those with disabilities, will have access through or around work zones.
- Only one corner of each intersection will be closed at a time.
- Work may occur at multiple intersections at the same time.
- Some work may require lane closures.
- Work is expected to be done during the daytime.
Timing:
Construction will begin in 2021.
Location:
Territorial Highway from milepost 18.19 to 21.03 through Veneta.
About:
Upgrade or install new ADA curb ramps on OR 99 through Junction City.
Construction and Potential Traffic Impacts:
Construction crews will be working on ADA curb ramp projects throughout Oregon. We will schedule construction based on crew availability. There may be breaks in the construction schedule when crews are constructing ramps in other cities before they return to Junction City.
What to expect during construction:
- There will be noise and dust during work hours.
- Pedestrians, including those with disabilities, will have access through or around work zones.
- Only one corner of each intersection will be closed at a time.
- Work may occur at multiple intersections at the same time.
- Some work may require lane closures.
- Work is expected to be done during the daytime.
Timing:
Construction will begin in 2021.
Location:
OR 99 from milepost 108.85 to 109.81 through Junction City.
About:
Upgrade or install new ADA curb ramps on OR 99E through Harrisburg.
Construction and Potential Traffic Impacts:
Construction crews will be working on ADA curb ramp projects throughout Oregon. We will schedule construction based on crew availability. There may be breaks in the construction schedule when crews are constructing ramps in other cities before they return to Harrisburg.
What to expect during construction:
- There will be noise and dust during work hours.
- Pedestrians, including those with disabilities, will have access through or around work zones.
- Only one corner of each intersection will be closed at a time.
- Work may occur at multiple intersections at the same time.
- Some work may require lane closures.
- Work is expected to be done during the daytime.
Timing:
Construction will begin in 2021 providing funding is available.
Location:
OR 99E from milepost 28.31 to 28.99 through Harrisburg.
About:
Our goal is to improve accessibility and safety for users on our highways through Sweet Home. We are currently in the design phase where we are reviewing all the intersections and curb ramps in the project area.
As part of the project, we are looking at:
- Upgrading curb ramps along U.S. 20.
- Upgrading curb ramps along OR 228.
- Reviewing existing crosswalks for possible closure.
Construction and Potential Traffic Impacts:
Construction crews will be working on ADA curb ramp projects throughout Oregon. We will schedule construction based on crew availability. There may be breaks in the construction schedule when crews are constructing ramps in other cities before they return to Sweet Home.
What to expect during construction:
- There will be noise and dust during work hours.
- Only one corner of each intersection will be closed at a time.
- Work may occur at multiple intersections at the same time.
- Some work may require lane closures.
- Work is expected to be done during the daytime.
- Pedestrians, including those with disabilities, will have access through or around work zones.
Timing:
Construction will begin in 2021.
Location:
U.S. 20 from milepost 26.64 to 30.71 and OR 228 from milepost 20.59 to 21.38 through Sweet Home.
About:
This project will rebuild approximately 58 corners in South Corvallis on OR 99W.
Construction and Potential Traffic Impacts:
Construction crews will be working on ADA curb ramp projects throughout Oregon. We will schedule construction based on crew availability. There may be breaks in the construction schedule when crews are constructing ramps in other cities before they return to Corvallis.
What to expect during construction:
- There will be noise and dust during work hours.
- Pedestrians, including those with disabilities, will have access through or around work zones.
- Only one corner of each intersection will be closed at a time.
- Work may occur at multiple intersections at the same time.
- Some work may require lane closures.
- Work is expected to be done during the daytime for local streets and along OR 99W from Viewmont to McKenzie Avenue.
- Nighttime lane closures will be needed, especially north of Alexander Avenue.
Visit the project webpage for more information.
Timing:
Construction will likely begin in January and be completed in November 2021.
Location:
From SE Chapman Place to SW McKenzie Avenue.
About:
This project will rebuild approximately 102 existing corners along U.S. 101 in Florence.
Construction and Potential Traffic Impacts:
Construction crews will be working on ADA curb ramp projects throughout Oregon. We will schedule construction based on crew availability. There may be breaks in the construction schedule when crews are constructing ramps in other cities before they return to Florence.
What to expect during construction:
- There will be noise and dust during work hours.
- Pedestrians, including those with disabilities, will have access through or around work zones.
- Only one corner of each intersection will be closed at a time.
- Work may occur at multiple intersections at the same time.
- Nighttime work and lane closures will be needed between Memorial Day and Labor Day otherwise daytime work will be allowed.
Visit the project webpage for more information.
Timing:
Construction will likely begin in early 2021 and be completed by November 2021. Sign up to receive construction updates to learn more about the project as we get closer to construction.
Location:
Between OR 126/10th Street and Munsel Lake Road.
About:
Over 50% of Oregon's curve warning and curve advisory speed signs do not meet current national standards. This is because of outdated technologies used in initial curve analysis, changes in driving habits, improvements in vehicle safety features and inconsistent curve advisory speed changes that have happened over the past several decades.
Upgrading and installing new signs will improve safety by having consistent curve advisory speeds and signs that meet the national standards.
Because many curves have posted advisory speeds that are lower than the current standards for safe driving, drivers often do not follow them. Instead, drivers travel five, ten, or more miles per hour over the posted advisory speed.
Construction and Potential Traffic Impacts:
Travelers can expect lane closures and delays up to 20 minutes where work is taking place.
TripCheck.com will have the most up to date information on where work is being done and what the traffic impacts may be.
Timing:
This project will be constructed in 2021.
Locations:
Mileposts:
OR 126 – 14.37 to 41.07
Territorial Highway (OR 200) – .6 to 42.08
OR 36 – 0 to 51.59
County:
Lane
Funding:
ARTS Program, $1,004,400
Additional Locations in the Region:
We will replace and add new signs along OR 34 and OR 229 in Lincoln and Benton counties.
Mileposts:
OR 34 – 0 to 58.6
OR 229 – 0 to 21.24
County:
Lincoln and Benton counties
Funding:
ARTS Program, $1,589,400
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We will replace and add new signs at locations along U.S. 101 on the Oregon Coast.
Mileposts:
0 to 167
County:
Clatsop, Tillamook, Lincoln
Funding:
ARTS Program. $1,713,200
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We will replace and add new signs on highways in the northern part of the Region.
Mileposts:
U.S. 30 – 18.37 to 99.34
U.S. 26 – 0 to 45.41
County:
Columbia, Clatsop, Washington
Funding:
ARTS Program. $1,809,509
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Learn more about the projects by clicking on each item below:
About:
The Big Creek Bridge is a historic bridge built in 1931 and designed by Conde McCullough. Conde worked for ODOT for more than twenty years and is best known for designing many of Oregon's iconic coastal bridges.
The Big Creek Bridge is located on U.S. 101 between Yachats and Florence. To ensure that the bridge remains in service for many years to come, we will need to make several repairs.
Repairs will include:
- Repair or replace bridge handrail with replica handrail.
- Repair damaged concrete on arches above the deck.
- Repair arch bracing above the deck.
Construction and Potential Traffic Impacts:
- There will be intermittent lane closures as the contractor moves equipment around to work on the bridge.
- We will work on one side of the bridge at a time.
- Pedestrian and bike access will be available during construction.
- Lanes will be open when work is not being performed.
Timing:
Construction will begin in 2021 and continue through 2022.
Location:
U.S. 101 at milepost 175
About:
The historic westbound bridge over the Willamette River on OR 126 is need of repair. Repairs made now will help to preserve and extend the service life of the bridge, avoiding the need for more critical repairs in the future.
This project will:
- Strengthen the bridge where necessary.
- Construct a work containment structure to capture any debris from construction activities.
- Prepare the steel for painting and apply a new paint system.
Construction and Potential Traffic Impacts:
Work will be done in stages so that a single travel lane and pedestrian walkway can be maintained during construction. Construction will not interfere with river activities. There will be lane closures, delays and other impacts for the duration of the project. The bridge will remain open during construction, however, there are alternate routes that can be used to avoid the construction area. TripCheck.com is the best way to get real time information on traffic and congestion.
Timing:
Construction will begin in January 2021 and be completed in 2022.
Location:
OR 126 milepost 1.2 to 1.4 in Springfield.
About:
The project will examine and either repair or replace up to 17 identified culverts along I-5. The culverts have a range of issues, including rust, barrel damage, open joints and are in danger of collapsing.
Construction and Potential Traffic Impacts:
Each repair will take two to three days to complete. Expect lane and shoulder closures with traffic control devices and signs while crews are working.
Timing:
Construction will begin in 2021. For more information, sign up to receive construction updates or visit TripCheck.
Locations (mileposts):
| 189.8 | 219.0 | 264.8 |
| 212.2 | 224.5 | 266.5 |
| 212.4 | 227.4 | 266.7 (two culverts) |
| 213.5 (two culverts) | 230.0 | 267.2 |
| 217.5 | 264.7 | 267.4 |
About:
Segments of OR 126W have high concentrations of fatal and serious crashes that are above the statewide average for similar roadways. The purpose of the project is to focus on enhancements that will reduce crashes and crash rates in the Cougar Pass area.
We will:
- Widen the highway at Cougar Pass between mileposts 36.1 and 36.6 to provide a margin of safety for travelers.
- Install concrete barrier and/or guardrail on the south side of the highway.
- Add centerline rumble strips.
Construction and Potential Traffic Impacts:
We will start removing trees on the north side of the highway starting in February 2021 and we will start roadwork in May 2021. Our crews are able to close a lane starting at 7 p.m. Sunday night through 12 p.m. on Friday afternoon. We will not be working on weekends. For more information sign up to receive construction updates or visit TripCheck.
Timing:
Construction will begin in 2021.
Location:
OR 126 milepost - 36.12 to 36.56.
About:
The interchange was designed and built when the surrounding area was still rural. The problems that will be addressed by this project are:
- The outdated interchange design creates merging and weaving issues on the two intersecting highways.
- This area has been identified as a high crash location by ODOT's Safety Priority Index System (SPIS) in 2012 and 2014.
Changes will be made to the Interchange Configuration
- Eastbound drivers exiting Beltline to northbound Delta will pass through a new traffic signal.
- The exit ramp from Beltline to northbound and southbound Delta will be extended to the Willamette River Bridge. This will allow traffic to exit Beltline sooner.
- A new bridge will take northbound Delta traffic onto westbound Beltline (via the loop ramp). The new bridge will be constructed next to the existing overpass specifically for this traffic.
- The loop ramp for westbound traffic is being reconstructed to add a new lane; after completion, the loop ramp will have two lanes.
- A new ramp meter will be installed at the end of the loop ramp, at the merge with westbound Beltline. The ramp meter will create space between cars and trucks entering the highway, allowing traffic on Beltline to flow more smoothly.
Construction and Potential Traffic Impacts:
Traffic flow through the project area is continually changing. TripCheck.com will have the most up to date information on delays. You can also sign up to receive construction updates as impacts change.
Timing:
Construction is estimated to be completed in 2021.
Location:
The intersection of Beltline Highway and Delta Highway, milepost 10.5.
About:
Rumble strips are grooves in the pavement that create vibration and sound to alert motorists when they are leaving a lane. Rumble strips can reduce the number of roadway departure fatalities (by 20%) on the targeted highway segments, making them a successful, low-cost countermeasure.
Construction and Potential Traffic Impacts:
During construction, expect localized noise as the rumble strips are ground into the pavement by machinery. Access to highways will not be affected; however, motorists should anticipate temporary lane closures with flaggers controlling traffic, creating short delays.
Timing:
This project started in 2020 to install rumble strips at 19 locations across the region. The work at each location is expected to be completed in 2021.
Locations:
Various locations throughout the region. See the project map and schedule for the specific sections where work needs to be completed.
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Visit Trip Check for the most up-to-date information and sign up to receive construction updates for Lane county.
Stay Connected
Visit Trip Check for the most up-to-date information and sign up to receive construction updates for Lane County.