Region 1: Portland metro area
July 10-17, 2021
July 9, 2021
21-27
There are three ways to learn about construction taking place the week of July 10-17, 2021.
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Visit TripCheck. Constantly updated with construction and crash data, TripCheck is the best way to learn about roadway conditions around the state.
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Scroll down to the highways listed below to see impacts that affect you. Construction information is shown for one week, giving you the most up-to-date information for targeted areas in the Portland metro area.
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Review this "quick glance" schedule. Construction information is shown for one week in a visual format, giving you information for targeted areas in the Portland metro area.
*Schedules are subject to change due to weather and other conditions.
Interstate 5 – Pacific Highway – Rose Quarter Investigations
Project Description: This project will conduct utility mapping, hazardous materials and soil sampling in the I-5 Rose Quarter Improvement Project area along I-5.
Traffic Impacts: No traffic impacts.
Project website: www.i5RoseQuarter.org
Interstate 5 – Pacific Highway – Paving from I-205 to Wilsonville
Project Description: ODOT is repaving 5 miles of I-5 between the I-205 interchange and the Boone Bridge over the Willamette River.
Traffic Impacts: Periodic nighttime lane closures on I-5 north and south between Wilsonville Road and the I-205 interchange weekdays.
Project website: https://bit.ly/PavingI-5
Interstate 5 – Pacific Highway – SW Portland Ramp Improvements
Project Description: ODOT is improving the I-5 bridge at SW 26th Avenue and repairing three ramps that access I-5 in SW Portland. These structural improvements will maintain and extend the life of our roadway system and give travelers a smoother ride.
Traffic Impacts: Full closure of the Multnomah Boulevard on-ramp to I-5 north from 8 p.m. Friday, July 16 to 5 a.m. Monday, July 19. Follow signed detour.
Expect nighttime single and double lane closures on I-5 at Multnomah Boulevard and single lane closures on Multnomah Boulevard at other times.
Project website: https://bit.ly/swi-5repair
Interstate 84 – Columbia River Highway – Hood River Bridges Repair
Project Description: ODOT is repairing and replacing bridge decks on the structures carrying I-84 over Hood River (between Exit 63 and Exit 64).
Traffic Impacts: Periodic shoulder closures.
Project website: tinyurl.com/HoodRiverBridgesRepair
Interstate 84 – Columbia River Highway – Mitchell Point Tunnel
Project Description: The iconic Mitchell Point Tunnel was a highlight of the original Historic Highway, but the construction of Interstate 84 destroyed the tunnel. Now, we are constructing a new tunnel and Historic Highway State Trail segment adjacent to I-84 east near Exit 58.
Traffic Impacts: I-84 Exit 58 to Mitchell Point Overlook closed around-the-clock.
Project website: https://www.oregon.gov/odot/projects/pages/project-details.aspx?project=HCRHMP
Interstate 205 – East Portland Freeway – Exit Ramps at Division Street
Project Description: ODOT is improving safety around the intersection of I-205, SE Division Street and SE 96th Avenue through lane and ramp reconfigurations, signal improvements, new accessible curb ramps, and buffered bike lanes.
Traffic Impacts: Daytime lane closures on Division and the northbound off-ramp to Division Street (exit 19). Pedestrian detours.
Project website: https://tinyurl.com/i205DivisionRamps
Interstate 205 – East Portland Freeway – Paving
Project Description: ODOT will improve Interstate 205 between the Abernethy Bridge in Oregon City and SE 82nd Avenue near the Oregon 224 interchange by repaving over 4 miles of I-205 as well as installing rumble strips.
Traffic Impacts: No traffic impacts.
Project website: https://www.oregon.gov/odot/projects/pages/project-details.aspx?project=20508
U.S. 26 – Sunset Highway – Cornell Road to Sylvan interchange paving project
Project Description: We are improving approximately six miles of U.S. 26 by repaving both directions from Cornell Road to the Sylvan interchange, including several on- and off-ramps. We are also repairing bridges and bridge joints in the project area and upgrading curb ramps at each repaved on- and off-ramp to meet Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards.
Traffic impacts: Nighttime single and double lane closures from 8:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. Sunday through Friday nights. Daytime shoulder closures.
Project website: bit.ly/us26pavingcornelltosylvan
U.S. 26 – Mt. Hood Highway – sidewalk curb ramps
Project Description: This project rebuilds sidewalk curb ramps along U.S. 26 in Sandy between Royal Lane and Revenue Avenue to meet ADA accessibility standards. Work will be complete the end of 2021.
Traffic Impacts: Periodic shoulder closures with pedestrian detours.
Project website: www.R1ADA.org
U.S. 26 – Mt. Hood Highway – Paving from Weber to Cherryville
Project Description: ODOT is paving 2.1 miles of U.S. 26 between Weber Road and East Cherryville Drive east of Sandy in 2021. This project will also improve safety by replacing 1,000 feet of guardrail, upgrading 8,000 feet of median cable barrier, and replacing signs, striping and rumble strips in the area.
Traffic Impacts: 24/7 lane closures with both directions of traffic shifted to one side of the median barrier 9 p.m. Sunday through 9 a.m. Friday.
Flaggers at side streets. Signed detours for people walking and biking.
Project Website: https://tinyurl.com/US26PavingAtCherryville
U.S. 26 – Mt Hood Highway – Paving from Zigzag to Rhododendron
Project Description: This project will repave 2.5 miles of U.S. 26 between East Lolo Pass Road in Zigzag and East Arlie Mitchell Road in Rhododendron to smooth out the ride on a heavily traveled corridor. This project will also improve safety by replacing rumble strips, raising 2,400 feet of guardrail.
Traffic Impacts: Intermittent daytime or nighttime lane closures.
Project website: https://tinyurl.com/US26PavingAtRhododendron
U.S. 30 BY – N Lombard Street – Safety Project
Project description: ODOT is building safety and travel-time predictability improvements for all travelers along U.S. 30 Bypass/North Lombard Street between North Fiske Avenue and North Boston Avenue. Construction impacts include lane closures through summer 2022.
Traffic impacts: Turn lane closures at some intersections 24/7. Periodic daytime lane closures. Pedestrian detours.
Project website: bit.ly/LombardSafetyProject
Oregon 211 – Woodburn-Estacada Highway – Pedestrian and Bike Improvements
Project Description: ODOT, in partnership with the City of Molalla, is making pedestrian and bicycle improvements in Molalla along the north side of Oregon 211 between Oregon 213 and North Hezzie Lane. This project will enhance safety, operations, and efficiency for people walking, biking, driving, rolling, and using transit in the area.
Traffic Impacts: Daytime lane closures with flaggers directing traffic from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.
Project website: https://tinyurl.com/OR211improvements
Oregon 211 – Woodburn-Estacada Highway – sidewalk curb ramps
Project Description: This project rebuilds sidewalk curb ramps along OR 211 in Molalla between Ridings Avenue and Mathias Road to meet ADA accessibility standards. Work will be complete in summer 2022.
Traffic Impacts: No traffic impacts.
Project website: www.R1ADA.org
Oregon 212 – Clackamas-Boring Highway – Improvements
Project Description: This project on OR 212 from I-205 to U.S. 26 through Damascus and Boring includes paving, upgrading accessible sidewalk ramps and installing a new bridge at North Fork Deep Creek. Work will be complete in fall 2021.
Traffic Impacts: Day and nighttime lane closures on OR 212 between I-205 and U.S. 26.
Daytime lane closures with traffic shifts from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. Nighttime lane closures, traffic shifts and flaggers directing traffic from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m.
Project website: www.OR212Improvements.org
Oregon 224 – Clackamas Highway – sidewalk curb ramps
Project Description: This project rebuilds sidewalk curb ramps along OR 224 in Estacada.
Traffic Impacts: Daytime periodic traffic shifts, shoulder closures and pedestrian detours between 2nd Avenue and SE Acacia Road.
Project website: www.R1ADA.org
All ODOT highways – Region 1 LED Replacement Project
Project Description: This project will replace over 8,000 roadway lights with light-emitting diode (LED) lights on ODOT roads throughout Region 1, which includes Multnomah, Clackamas and Hood River Counties and eastern Washington County.
Traffic Impacts: Nighttime full closure of the I-84 east ramp to I-205 north from 8 pm. to 6 a.m. Monday through Thursday nights.
Follow signed detour.
Project website: https://www.tinyurl.com/odotR1LEDpilot
Various Highways – Region 1 Rumble Strips
Project Description: This project will install approximately 400 miles of rumble strips across 17 highways in the Portland metro area. These important safety treatments significantly reduce fatal and serious crashes on highways when drivers inadvertently depart their travel lane. Work will be complete in fall 2021.
Traffic Impacts: No traffic impacts.
Project website: https://tinyurl.com/rumblesafety
Various Highways – Portland metropolitan bridge screening and rail retrofit
Project Description: This project will improve safety on twelve bridges over ODOT highways in the Portland metro area by installing new fencing that will prevent fallen or thrown objects from hitting the highways below. We will also install new railings on four bridges to bring the bridges up to current safety standards. Bridges are in Portland, Hillsboro, Milwaukie, Boring, and Lake Oswego and Tigard.
Traffic impacts:Nighttime single lane closures on I-5, U.S. 26 and I-84 from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. Monday through Thursday nights.
Nighttime single lane closures on I-5 in both directions at N Ainsworth Street, on U.S. 26 at the east end of the Ross Island Bridge, and on I-84 just east of the I-205 interchange.
A second lane of I-5 may be closed from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. There will also be nighttime right lane closures on the N Ainsworth Street bridge over I-5 and on NE 102nd Avenue over I-84 from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m.
Project website: tinyurl.com/r1BridgeScreening
Tips for driving safely in work zones
An inattentive driver is the most common cause of work zone crashes. Drivers and their passengers — not workers — make up the majority of work zone fatalities. What you can do:
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SLOW DOWN!
- Pay attention
- Obey signs and flaggers
Know before you go! Call 511 or visit www.TripCheck.com to check routes, work zones and road and weather conditions before you head out.
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