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2025 Olympic Region - Regionwide Paving Projects - Complete November 2025
Timeline: July 2025 – November 2025
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.…
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SR 3 - Chico Creek - Remove Fish Barriers - Completed November 2024
Timeline: September 2021 - November 2024
This project replaced several barriers to fish beneath SR 3 and its southbound on- and off-ramps. The project built new SR 3 bridges over Chico Creek, realigned the on- and off-ramps, built an elevated bridge on Chico Way NW and rerouted Chico Creek beneath SR 3.
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SR 3 - Freight Corridor - New Alignment
Timeline: 2028 - 2032
Crews will create a new route for SR 3 while maintaining the existing state highway through Belfair as a business loop. The proposed 7-miles of new highway would provide a new option for drivers to travel around and not through Belfair. The new portion of SR 3 is a Limited Access Corridor. A…
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SR 3, SR 16 and SR 166, Gorst Vicinity - Remove Fish Barriers
Timeline: 2026 - 2029
This project will remove barriers to fish migration under State Route 3, SR 16 and SR 166 in Kitsap County. New bridges or larger culverts will replace five outdated culverts. Work includes construction of a roundabout at the SR 3, SR 16 Spur and West Sam Christopherson Avenue intersection.
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SR3 / SR104 / SR303 / SR307 / SR308 Kitsap County Remove Fish Barriers Project
Timeline: 2027 - 2031
This project will remove barriers to fish under several state highways in Kitsap County. Work is planned in 29 locations on state routes 3, 104, 303, 307 and 308.
Once complete, this project will restore approximately 93 miles of potential habitat across the Kitsap Peninsula.
Once complete, this project will restore approximately 93 miles of potential habitat across the Kitsap Peninsula.
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