Nighttime lane and ramp closures for pavement repair will take place on the following highways:
- Starting Monday, July 14 on SR 16, west of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Gig Harbor.
- Starting Thursday, July 17 on southbound I-5 near Plum St in Olympia.
As schedules are finalized, working hours can be found in the "what to expect" section below.
Project overview
These paving projects will cover locations across seven communities in Kitsap, Mason, Thurston and Pierce counties. Crews will repave sections of damaged pavement on Interstate 5, US 101, state routes 3, 16, 410 and 512. Additional work includes permanent striping, drainage repair and sign updates.
Pavement preservation work will maintain the structural integrity of these sections of roadway for years to come.
What to expect
When construction begins in mid-July, highway users can expect overnight lane and ramp closures, Monday to Friday, in most locations. Dates for closures are updated by county below as schedules are confirmed.
Kitsap/Pierce counties
- Started Monday, July 14
- 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. the next day, Monday through Friday
- 24th Street Northwest to Southeast Burley Olalla Road from milepost 8.41 to milepost 19.6
Kitsap County
SR 303 to south of Northwest Sherman Hills Road from milepost 46 to milepost 50
Thurston County
- Starting Thursday, July 17
- 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. the next day, Monday through Friday
- Starting on southbound north of Plum Street to south of Tumwater Boulevard from milepost 106.1 to milepost 101.2
North of Maytown Road to south of 93rd Avenue (SR 121) from milepost 95.7 to milepost 99.1
Thurston/Mason counties
Northbound US 101 – Madrona Beach to Kamilche:
Skookum Creek Bridge to north of the SR 8 junction from milepost 353.8 to milepost 361.2
Pierce County
West of Canyon Road to the SR 167 junction from milepost 3.1 to milepost 11.9
SR 410 – Sumner to Bonney Lake:
SR 167 to Myers Road from milepost 8.8 to milepost 12.7
A paving project map of the south Puget Sound region and the Kitsap Peninsula.
