City of Redmond road closures and delays: Week of March 26-1

Here is the city of Redmond's planned road closures and delays for the week of March 26-April 1.

City of Redmond road closures can be viewed on the Redmond Area Street Closures, Events and Delays Map and ODOT TripCheck.

**NEW CLOSURES:

• SW Tamarack Ct at SW 6^th St – Lane closure on Monday, March 27.  SW Tamarack Ct will have a lane closed at SW 6^th St for private development.  Please use caution in the area.
• SW Obsidian Ave from SW 15^th St to SW 12^th St – Closed Monday, March 27 to Friday, March 31. SW Obsidian Ave will be closed from SW 15^th St to SW 12^th St for paving.  Please use detours or an alternate route.
• SW Salmon Ave from SW 31^st St to SW 29^th St – Closed Monday, March 27 to Monday, April 10.   SW Salmon Ave will be closed from SW 31^st St to SW 29^th St for construction of stormwater improvements. Please use detours or an alternate route.
• SW 4^th St from SW Evergreen Ave to SW Forest Ave - Closed Tuesday, March 28 to Friday, March 31. SW 4^th St will be closed from SW Evergreen Ave to SW Forest Ave for asphalt patching.  Please use detour or an alternate route.

CITY MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS:

• SW 11^th St from SW Indian Ave and SW Veterans Way will have intermittent lane disruptions for concrete ADA work. Please use caution in the area.
• Crews will be changing seasonal decorative banners on SW Highland Ave from SW 11^th St to Highway 97 and on SW 6^th St from SW Jackpine Ave to SW Highland Ave. Please use caution during intermittent single lane closures.
• Thermoplastic installation as weather permits; activities may temporarily disrupt lanes and intersections around the City. Please exercise caution during temporary lane closures.
• Asphalt crack seal operations will be occurring throughout the City as weather permits; 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.