Crews will be on excavating roadway, working on storm and sanitary sewers, and placing base rock along Fairmount Boulevard. Expect no on street parking during construction and traffic delays. Local access only, residents should park on side streets when possible. Use alternative routes when possible.

The Broadway Streatery opens West Broadway to pedestrians & people on bikes and closes them to cars so that the sidewalk space can be used by the businesses to expand their outdoor seating and increase their capacity.

More Info:

https://www.eugene-or.gov/4400/Streatery-Program

Replace lighting on Pre's Trail along the loop between the Alton Baker Park parking lot and the Autzen Path over the Canoe Canal.

Wastewater pipe and manhole installation as well as concrete panel replacement, sidewalk replacement, and re-striping.

Install traffic calming speed cushions on Jefferson Street.

Repave and replace existing speed cushions, reconstruct sidewalk access ramps, and improve stormwater and wastewater infrastructure.

In November 2018, Springfield voters approved a five-year $10 million general obligation bond to fund street repairs on a list of priority commercial streets in need of repair including High Banks Rd. from Hwy. 126 to 58th Street.

Construction is now underway, beginning with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) sidewalk ramp improvements. Paving work has started on Thurston Road between 58th Street and 69th Street. As paving of Thurston Road wraps up, work will move to High Banks Road and a section of 58th Street (between Thurston Road and High Banks Road).

Work is scheduled to be completed this fall.

In November 2018, Springfield voters approved a five-year $10 million general obligation bond to fund street repairs on a list of priority commercial streets in need of repair including High Banks Rd. from Hwy. 126 to 58th Street.

Construction is now underway, beginning with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) sidewalk ramp improvements. Paving work has started on Thurston Road between 58th St and 69th St. As paving of Thurston Road wraps up, work will move to High Banks Road and a section of 58th St (between Thurston Rd and High Banks).

Work is scheduled to be completed this fall.

In November 2018, Springfield voters approved a five-year $10 million general obligation bond to fund street repairs on a list of priority commercial streets in need of repair including High Banks Rd. from Hwy. 126 to 58th Street.

Construction is now underway, beginning with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) sidewalk ramp improvements. Paving work has started on Thurston Road between 58th St and 69th St. As paving of Thurston Road wraps up, work will move to High Banks Road and a section of 58th St (between Thurston Rd and High Banks.)

Work is scheduled to be completed this fall.  

In November 2018, Springfield voters approved a five-year $10 million general obligation bond to fund street repairs on a list of priority commercial streets in need of repair including 42nd Street between Main Street and International Paper.

Construction has been completed on the ADA sidewalk ramp improvements. Work shifted to the paving portion of the project on July 18. The project is expected to be completed by September 30.

In November 2018, Springfield voters approved a five-year $10 million general obligation bond to fund street repairs on a list of priority commercial streets in need of repair including Mohawk Boulevard from G St. to approximately 100 feet south of the Mohawk Blvd. and 18th St. intersection.

Initial work took place during the day and focused on the ADA sidewalk ramps.

Beginning in late May, repairs on Mohawk Boulevard and Olympic Street shifted to the paving portion of the projects. The paving was done as nighttime work scheduled to lessen traffic impacts.

Paving is now complete, and work has shifted to installing islands, traffic striping and markings, and traffic detection.

Work on the two projects began in early February 2021 and will continue through the fall of this year.

In November 2018, Springfield voters approved a five-year $10 million general obligation bond to fund street repairs on a list of priority commercial streets in need of repair including Mohawk Boulevard from G St. to approximately 100 feet south of the Mohawk Blvd. and 18th St. intersection.

Initial work took place during the day and focused on the ADA sidewalk ramps.

Beginning in late May, repairs on Mohawk Boulevard and Olympic Street shifted to the paving portion of the projects. The paving was done as nighttime work scheduled to lessen traffic impacts.

Paving is now complete, and work has shifted to installing islands, traffic striping and markings, and traffic detection.

Work on the two projects began in early February 2021 and will continue through the fall of this year.

105th Avenue is closed at Hedges Creek until October for roadway and culvert reconstruction by the Garden Corner Curves project. Local traffic only is allowed on 105th Ave from Industrial Way to Moratoc Dr, and on Blake St east of 108th Ave. Access The Garden Corner nursery from the south via Boones Ferry Rd to Ibach St to 108th Ave.

Mechanical Brush Cutting may cause daily lane closures.

Street paving will cause daily lane closures.

Street paving will cause daily lane closures.

Daily road closure

Work hours: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Mon-Sat

SE 84th Ave, will be closed between SE Sunnybrook Boulevard and SE Sunnyside Road in the Clackamas area from 9 a.m., Jan. 10 through 5 p.m., Oct. 31, 2021. The work zone on 84th Avenue will be completely closed to all traffic, but local traffic and emergency vehicles will be able to access the driveways and the sidewalks will remain open. This is a Clackamas Regional Center Mobility Improvements project to improve safety and traffic flow, funded by the Clackamas County Development Agency.

Project updates will be posted at www.bit.ly/roadClosures.

CLOSED 7:00AM - 5:00PM FOR UTILITY AND PAVEMENT REPAIR. WORK ZONE OPEN TO LOCAL TRAFFIC AND EMERGENCY VEHICLES ONLY. 

Beginning Monday September 20^th thru Friday September 24^th crews will be paving a portion of Youngs River Road. Youngs River Road will be closed to all through traffic between Youngs River Falls Bridge and Saddle Mountain Road. Local traffic only.

Svensen Island Bridge load reduction to 3 tons for all vehicles, until repairs can be completed.

Weight restriction on timber bridge as follows:

Type 3 Truck - 10 Ton Max GVW

Type 3S2 Truck - 20 Ton Max GVW

Type 3-3 Truck - 35 Ton Max GVW

The Klaskanine River Bridge Located at milepost 10.6 on Youngs River Road (Olney Bridge) closed to all loads exceeding 105,000 pounds until further notice. Utilize HWY 202 and Olney Cutoff Lane as detour around site.

Road users should anticipate single lane closures facilitated by flaggers and delays of up to 20 minutes during work hours. Work hours are 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Monday through Friday (excluding holidays).

The Paving of Cottonwood Road project will include pavement rehabilitation, pavement markings, delineation, and shoulder widening near the BNSF RR bridge. Road users should anticipate single lane closures facilitated by flaggers and delays of up to 20 minutes during work hours. Work hours are 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Monday through Friday (excluding holidays).

The NE Negus Way/NE 17^th St project will include roadway reconstruction and roadbed widening between NE Maple Ave and NE Oneil Hwy. Roadway excavation work will be occurring. Road users should anticipate single lane closures facilitated by flaggers and delays of up to 20 minutes during work hours. Work hours are 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Monday through Friday (excluding holidays). 

Harpold road will be closed for emergency repair of the rail crossing. Use an alternate route.

Morning traffic is extreme between the hours of 7:30 am and 9:30 am. Expect delays and congestion, use an alternate route if possible.

Construction zone. Use caution when traveling in the area.

Road closed for bridge replacement project. Use Campbell Road for Ivory Pine detour route.

Sidewalk ramp construction will be taking place at various intersections along Shasta Way. Use caution when traveling in the area.

Multi-use path and roadway work will occur along Beaver Hunsaker Lane from River Road to Division Ave. Roadway closures to occur between 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. daily. Traffic to be controlled by flaggers, traffic control devices and a detour. Please drive slow and abide the traffic control devices and directions provided by the flaggers.

Two Culverts will be replaced on 5 Rivers Road between Mile Post 1.50 and 4.70. Bypass roads will be used. Please drive slow and follow the construction signage, traffic control devices and obey the flaggers when applicable. There will be additional trucking and construction equipment in the area.

Goodpasture Covered Bridge neat HWY 126 (McKenzie HWY) and Goodpasture Road will be undergoing repairs. Expect congestion and delays. Traffic to be controlled by flaggers and traffic control devices. Please drive slow and look out for workers. The bridge will be available for local traffic only during construction hours.

Roadway improvements and landslide repairs to occur along Territorial HWY between Mile Post 34.5 through 35.5. Traffic to be controlled by pilot cars, flaggers, temporary traffic signals and bypass roads with temporary surfacing. Construction equipment, trucks and workers will be in the roadway. Please drive slow and obey the traffic control devices and flaggers. Bicyclist and motorist should find an alternate route to avoid delays.

Signs will be posted on North Fork, Gates Hill, and Pioneer Roads notifying the public of the restricted access due to wildfire damage. Signs are expected to be in place within the next month. Additional restrictions include:

• No parking and no bicyclists within the North Fork, Gates Hill and Pioneer Road rights-of-way.
• No recreational access to the Little North Fork Santiam River from North Fork Road, Gates Hill Road, Pioneer Road, North Fork Park, Salmon Falls Park or Bear Creek Park and Campground.

We appreciate the public's partnership as we begin the process of making our beautiful North Fork corridor safe for residents and visitors.

Marion County anticipates it will take approximately 18 months to restore wildfire damaged roads and two to three years to fully rebuild county parks.

Signs will be posted on North Fork, Gates Hill, and Pioneer Roads notifying the public of the restricted access due to wildfire damage. Signs are expected to be in place within the next month. Additional restrictions include:

• No parking and no bicyclists within the North Fork, Gates Hill and Pioneer Road rights-of-way.
• No recreational access to the Little North Fork Santiam River from North Fork Road, Gates Hill Road, Pioneer Road, North Fork Park, Salmon Falls Park or Bear Creek Park and Campground.

We appreciate the public's partnership as we begin the process of making our beautiful North Fork corridor safe for residents and visitors.

Marion County anticipates it will take approximately 18 months to restore wildfire damaged roads and two to three years to fully rebuild county parks.

Marion County anticipates it will take two to three years to fully rebuild county parks following the Beachie Creek and Lionshead fires. We appreciate the public's partnership as we begin the process of making the park safe for visitors.

Marion County anticipates it will take two to three years to fully rebuild county parks following the Beachie Creek and Lionshead fires. We appreciate the public's partnership as we begin the process of making the park safe for visitors.

Signs will be posted on North Fork, Gates Hill, and Pioneer Roads notifying the public of the restricted access due to wildfire damage. Signs are expected to be in place within the next month. Additional restrictions include:

• No parking and no bicyclists within the North Fork, Gates Hill and Pioneer Road rights-of-way.
• No recreational access to the Little North Fork Santiam River from North Fork Road, Gates Hill Road, Pioneer Road, North Fork Park, Salmon Falls Park or Bear Creek Park and Campground.

We appreciate the public's partnership as we begin the process of making our beautiful North Fork corridor safe for residents and visitors.

Marion County anticipates it will take approximately 18 months to restore wildfire damaged roads and two to three years to fully rebuild county parks.

Signs will be posted on North Fork, Gates Hill, and Pioneer Roads notifying the public of the restricted access due to wildfire damage. Signs are expected to be in place within the next month. Additional restrictions include:

• No parking and no bicyclists within the North Fork, Gates Hill and Pioneer Road rights-of-way.
• No recreational access to the Little North Fork Santiam River from North Fork Road, Gates Hill Road, Pioneer Road, North Fork Park, Salmon Falls Park or Bear Creek Park and Campground.

We appreciate the public's partnership as we begin the process of making our beautiful North Fork corridor safe for residents and visitors.

Marion County anticipates it will take approximately 18 months to restore wildfire damaged roads and two to three years to fully rebuild county parks.

Signs will be posted on North Fork, Gates Hill, and Pioneer Roads notifying the public of the restricted access due to wildfire damage. Signs are expected to be in place within the next month. Additional restrictions include:

• No parking and no bicyclists within the North Fork, Gates Hill and Pioneer Road rights-of-way.
• No recreational access to the Little North Fork Santiam River from North Fork Road, Gates Hill Road, Pioneer Road, North Fork Park, Salmon Falls Park or Bear Creek Park and Campground.

We appreciate the public's partnership as we begin the process of making our beautiful North Fork corridor safe for residents and visitors.

Marion County anticipates it will take approximately 18 months to restore wildfire damaged roads and two to three years to fully rebuild county parks.

Asphalt Resurfacing

Intersection Warning System: Rumble strips, signs and beacons

Intersection Warning System: Signs and beacons

Intersection Warning System: Rumble strips, signs and beacons

Intersection Warning System: Signs and beacons

ADA ramps and pedestrian crossing

Sidewalk & ADA ramps

Sidewalk, ADA ramps, and pedestrian crossings

Sidewalk & ADA ramps

Asphalt Resurfacing

Le Brun Road will be closed from June 1, 2021 to approximately November 1, 2021. Le Brun Road will be re-aligned to intersect Butteville Road approximately 1100 feet north of the existing intersection. Detour route will be the responsibility of the community at their discretion. 

This work is being done by a private developer and is not being financed by Marion County tax dollars.

Closure to replace bridge began May 13th and will end before Thanksgiving 2021. Signed detour via Sunnyview or Hazelgreen Roads to travel from Cordon Road to Howell Prairie Road.

Signs will be posted on North Fork, Gates Hill, and Pioneer Roads notifying the public of the restricted access due to wildfire damage. Signs are expected to be in place within the next month. Additional restrictions include:

• No parking and no bicyclists within the North Fork, Gates Hill and Pioneer Road rights-of-way.
• No recreational access to the Little North Fork Santiam River from North Fork Road, Gates Hill Road, Pioneer Road, North Fork Park, Salmon Falls Park or Bear Creek Park and Campground.

We appreciate the public's partnership as we begin the process of making our beautiful North Fork corridor safe for residents and visitors.

Marion County anticipates it will take approximately 18 months to restore wildfire damaged roads and two to three years to fully rebuild county parks.

NE 238th Dr. is closed to through traffic from NE Halsey St. to Oregon St. due to construction. Closure is through Oct. 1, 2021. Use Halsey, Glisan, 223rd and 257th as alternate routes. Local traffic has access up to hard closure. Project website: multco.us/238th.

length and weight restrictions

NO RV'S, BUSES, OR TRAILERS.

USE COUNTY BOAT LAUNCH PARKING LOT

OFF OF SUNSET DRIVE.

FREE SHUTTLE PROVIDED FRIDAY THRU SUNDAY.

https://www.nworegontransit.org/pacific-city-shuttle/

RV's, BUSES, and TRAILERS USE BOAT LAUNCH PARKING LOT OFF SUNSET DRIVE.

FREE SHUTTLE PROVIDED FRIDAY THRU SUNDAY.

https://www.nworegontransit.org/pacific-city-shuttle/

Historic Landslide has closed Cape Meares Loop Road until further notice.

Big Trout Bridge has been load rated at 3 tons for all vehicles, until repairs can be made.

Potential Slide area.

Salmonberry Bridge is load rated at 14 tons for all vehicles.

A portion of Old Wheeler-Mohler Road is closed due to a landslide. Will remain closed until repairs can be made.

Cape Meares Loop Road is closed at this point due to landslide.No opening date determined.

Closed at Whitcher Creek

Willamette Water Supply construction