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Jordan Valley, Ontario, Huntington, and Adrian Curb Ramps

The contractor, HP Civil, worked through most of the winter and is making good progress on this project to upgrade ADA curb ramps in four eastern Oregon cities.

Schedule and locations

Here’s a look at the current work and what is remaining. All work is scheduled to be completed August 2024.

Jordan Valley All concrete work is complete. Remaining tasks include: Electrical work for the rapid flashing beacon at U.S. 95 and Oregon Avenue. Paving is expected to be completed by May 10. All tasks, except finish work, expected to be completed by May 17. Finish work includes installing signs and re-striping highway and pedestrian markings.

Ontario

Yturri Boulevard: Curb ramp construction is expected to wrap up the week of May 6. Paving is expected during the week of May 13. All curb ramp work is expected to be completed by May 17. Finish work, including installing signs and re-striping highway and pedestrian markings, remains.

U.S. 30 (through Ontario):

The contractor is currently working on these tasks through early May.

• Concrete work on island at intersection with I-84 eastbound on-/off-ramps.
• Finishing electric work Goodfellow Street.
• Work on new pedestrian pole at East Lane.
• Begin removing curbs on southwest corners of Goodfellow Street and island at intersection with I-84 eastbound on-/off-ramps.
• NIGHT WORK will continue on U.S. 30 into July.

Southeast Claude Road:

• Curb work is complete.
• Paving is expected to be complete by May 10.
• Finish work, including installing signs and re-striping highway and pedestrian markings, remains.​

Huntington and Adrian

All concrete work is complete. Remaining tasks include:

• Soil infill behind newly constructed curb ramps.
• Re-striping highway and pedestrian markings.

Traffic and Pedestrian Impacts During construction in all communities, travelers and residents can expect the following: Intermittent flaggers with lane and shoulder closures. Possible side street closures. ADA-accessible pedestrian detours around all work zones. Access to all businesses will remain open. Please watch for work crews and equipment.

Questions or comments?

Vicki Moles, Community Affairs Specialist
541-620-4527
vicki.l.moles@odot.oregon.gov

For more information on other projects in eastern Oregon, visit: Region 5 Eastern Oregon project webpage.

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