Project overview
These paving projects covered locations across seven communities in Kitsap, Mason, Thurston and Pierce counties. Crews repaved sections of damaged pavement on Interstate 5, US 101, state routes 3, 16, 410 and 512. Additional work included permanent striping, drainage repair and sign updates.
Pavement preservation work maintains the structural integrity of these sections of roadway for years to come.
What to expect
These projects were completed in November 2025. View project photos in the online album.
A paving project map of the south Puget Sound region and the Kitsap Peninsula.
Completed paving projects
I-5 – Tumwater to Maytown: 93rd Avenue (SR 121) to Maytown Road
I-5 – Olympia to Tumwater: Pacific Avenue to 93rd Avenue (SR 121)
Northbound US 101 - Madrona Beach to Kamilche: SR 8 to SR 108
SR 410 – Sumner to Bonney Lake: SR 167 to Myers Road East
SR 3 – Silverdale to Poulsbo: SR 303 to south of Northwest Sherman Hills Road
SR 512 – Puyallup: SR 7 to SR 167
SR 16 – Gig Harbor to Burley: 24th Street Northwest to Southeast Burley Olalla Road
Preservation work
Sections of several state highways showed signs of wear and tear. This included cracks, potholes and ruts. Grinding down the damaged surface of the roadway and laying fresh hot mix asphalt eliminates and helps prevent future potholes.
Repaving preserves the highway structure and reduces the potential for costly emergency repairs.
Crews also made repairs to the driving surfaces of bridges.
