Redmond road closures and delays: April 18-May 1
REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Here is the city of Redmond's planned road closures and delays update for April 18-May 1.
City of Redmond road closures can be viewed on the Redmond Area Street Closures, Events and Delays Map and ODOT TripCheck.
**NEW CLOSURE:
- W Antler Ave from SW 27th St to NW 31st St – Road closed for construction from Tuesday, April 27 thru Friday, April 30, 2021. W Antler Ave from SW 27th St to NW 31st St will be closed daily from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for private development. Local access will be available. Please use detours or an alternate route.
ONGOING CLOSURES:
- NW 10th St from NW Pershall Way to NW Upas Ave – Closed for private development construction thru Friday, May 14, 2021.
- SW 15th St from SW Obsidian Ave to SW Quartz Ave– Closed for private development construction thru Friday, May 28, 2021.
CITY MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS:
- Lane disruptions will occur on NW 3rd St from NW Birch Ave to NW Cedar Ave for asphalt overlay project preparations April 16 thru May 14, 2021.
- Lane disruptions will occur on SW Airport Way to SE Airport Way for asphalt repairs April 19 thru April 23, 2021. Please obey flaggers or use an alternate route.
- Single northbound lane closure on SW Veterans Way from SW Canal Blvd to SW Kalama Ave for median landscaping on April 22, 2021 from 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Please slow down and use caution in the area.
- Crack seal operations will be commencing throughout the City; activities may temporarily disrupt lanes and intersections.
- Asphalt and manhole patching operations will be commencing throughout the City; activities may temporarily disrupt lanes and intersections.
- ADA Street Improvement projects and curb ramp enhancements will be occurring at local intersections; activities may temporarily disrupt lanes and intersections.
NOTE - During street maintenance operations, closure durations and disruptions are determined by progress of the operation and weather conditions.
Your Tax Dollars at Work: City of Redmond invests $1.5 million annually to keep Redmond’s streets smooth, clean, and safe.