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UPGRADES: Butler Market Road and Wells Acres Road Roundabout to be Upgraded

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ News) -- The Roundabout at Butler Market Road and Wells Acres intersection will be getting an upgrade. See the full press release below.

The City’s contractor, K&E Excavation, will begin construction along Butler Market Road from 8th Street to Brinson Boulevard. To reduce traffic impacts, eastbound traffic on Butler Market Road will remain open throughout construction. Beginning September 22westbound traffic will be closed from Brinson Boulevard to 8th Street. Please allow extra time for travel and follow the posted westbound detour via Brinson Boulevard.

Side street access to Butler Market Road from Roxy Place will be temporarily closed beginning in early October. 
NOTE: Dates are estimates and subject to change. 

Butler Market Rd westbound closure detour includes Brinson Boulevard and Boyd Acres Road

Stay Involved, Stay Informed 

Thank you to everyone who attended the August 19 Preconstruction Open House. Your active participation continues to shape a more informed and collaborative project as construction moves forward. We sincerely appreciate your time, interest, and dedication to improving our community. 

Together, we’re building a safer, more connected future for everyone who lives, works, and travels through this area.

Continue following the progress by visiting the project website and signing up for updates at bendoregon.gov/butler-wells.

Improvements Above and Below Ground 

Improving the intersection of Butler Market and Wells Acres Roads has been a priority for surrounding neighborhoods for many years. A new roundabout at this location will enhance safety and efficiency for all modes of travel. The project includes sewer main replacement, construction of the new roundabout, and key bicycle and pedestrian route improvements.

Once complete, the project will deliver a long-desired upgrade to intersection safety and travel reliability, while providing safer, easier connections for pedestrians and bicyclists traveling between neighborhoods, schools, parks, and businesses in the area.

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