ODOT Region 4 construction update: Week of July 16
Here’s the Oregon Department of Transportation’s weekly road construction update for the week of July 16:
The Oregon Department of Transportation is committed to providing a safe, efficient transportation system. ODOT invests in Oregon’s future through roadway improvement projects. The following projects are located in ODOT’s Region 4 encompassing Central Oregon from The Dalles to Klamath Falls on the east side of the Cascades.
All work is dependent on weather conditions and schedules are subject to change.
Where traffic is routed through or around a work zone, pedestrians, including those with disabilities, will also be provided alternate routes through the work zone.
Crook County
OR 126 @ Tom McCall Roundabout – Alex Hodge Construction will be placing rock and installing curbs and sidewalks on the new Tom McCall road south of the roundabout. The Contractor will also be working on bioretention ponds and lighting systems. No traffic impacts are expected.
Deschutes County
US 97: Sunriver Interchange to OR 31 – Roy Houck Construction will continue excavating and installing sidewalks and ramps on the westside of US 97 in La Pine. There will be shoulder closures and slow traffic. Contractor will also be grinding and paving at night between Sunriver and La Pine, with one-way traffic with flaggers and pilot cars between 7 pm and 7 am, with traffic delays of up to 20 minutes
US 20: Jack Lake Road to Pine Street (Sisters) – Oregon Mainline Paving will be grinding and paving Sunday to Thursday nights from Black Butte Ranch working east. There will be one-way traffic with flaggers and pilot cars between 7 pm and 7 am, with traffic delays of up to 20 minutes.
Jefferson County
US 97: US 26 Jct. to NW 10th Street (Madras – Terrebonne) – Knife River will be grinding and inlay paving between 10th St and the Crooked River Bridge, Sunday to Thursday nights. There will be one-way traffic with flaggers and pilot cars between 7 pm and 7 am, with traffic delays of up to 20 minutes.
US 97: Spanish Hollow Creek & Trout Creek Bridges – Stellar J Construction is performing bridge replacement work at Trout Creek. There may be one-way traffic with flaggers anytime. After the flagging is complete the construction zone will be switched over and controlled with signals.
Klamath County
OR 140: Buck Creek Bridge – Marcum & Sons Construction is beginning work to replace the Buck Creek Bridge (MP 22). Traffic will be controlled by a temporary signal and limited to a single lane. Work will take place Monday through Friday during daytime hours. Drivers can expect delays up to 10 minutes.
OR 140: Brown Creek (Beatty) – La Duke Construction will be completing shoulder work. Expect minor delays.
OR 140: Greensprings Interchange to Klamath Falls/Malin Hwy – Rocky Mountain Construction will be completing shoulder work, installing signs and concrete sidewalk. Minor delays are expected.
US 97: Algoma Road to Miller Island Road – No work expected this week.
US 97: Spring Creek Hill to Modoc Point – Rocky Mountain Construction will be paving between the hours of 7pm and 7am, Sunday and Monday night. The work zone will be controlled with flaggers and pilot cars. Drivers can expect delays up to 20 minutes.
Lake County
US 395: South Fork Crane Creek – Marcum & Sons will be onsite replacing the box culvert. Expect single lane detours, controlled by flaggers, and delays up to 20 minutes.
OR 140: Antelope Creek to Odegaard Road – LaDuke Construction will be on site completing paving, earthwork and shoulder work. Expect 20 minutes delays Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
Sherman County
US 97: Spanish Hollow Creek & Trout Creek Bridges – There are no anticipated delays for the week of July 9th.
US 97: Shaniko to Trout Creek – High Desert Aggregate and Paving will not be on site until late August.
Wasco County
I-84: Hood River to Tower Road – Oregon Mainline Paving will be onsite this week installing sign footings from exit 88 to exit 76. Expect no delays.
Various
Region 4 Curve Warning Signs – Baker Rock Resources will be installing signs on the Wasco Heppner and John Day Highways (US 206 and OR 19). There may be one-way traffic with flaggers and delays of up to 20 minutes.
