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I-90 - Snoqualmie Pass East - Cabin Creek Interchange to West Easton Interchange (Phase 3)
Timeline: Summer 2022 - Fall 2028
Phase 3 is part of a 15-mile corridor improvement project to improve safety and reliability and reduce congestion along I-90 from Hyak to the Easton vicinity. We are increasing traffic capacity and improving safety by adding a new lane in each direction, replacing concrete pavement, stabilizing…
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I-90 - Snoqualmie Pass East - Hyak to Keechelus Dam (Phase 1) - Complete Fall 2019
Timeline: Spring 2009 - Fall 2019
Phase 1 was part of a 15-mile corridor improvement project to improve safety and reliability and reduce congestion along I-90 from Hyak to the Easton vicinity.
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I-90 - Snoqualmie Pass East - Keechelus Dam Vicinity to Stampede Pass Interchange (Phase 2) - Complete Fall 2019
Timeline: Summer 2015 - Fall 2019
Phase 2 was part of a 15-mile corridor improvement project to improve safety and reliability and reduce congestion along I-90 from Hyak to the Easton vicinity.
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I-90 - Snoqualmie Pass East - Stampede Pass Interchange to Cabin Creek Interchange (Phase 4)
Timeline: Summer 2030 - Fall 2033
Phase 4 is part of a 15-mile corridor improvement project to increase safety and reliability and reduce congestion along I-90 from Hyak to the Easton vicinity.
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I-90 – SR 18 Interchange Improvements
Timeline: 2022 - 2026
Growth in Snoqualmie Valley has made the I-90/SR 18 interchange one of the busiest in the state, causing backups during peak times and busy travel weekends. To improve traffic flow, WSDOT built a diverging diamond interchange and added two lanes on SR 18 between the interchange and Deep Creek.
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I-90/104th Street Vicinity Stream Mitigation
Timeline: Summer 2026 - Fall 2026
Crews working for WSDOT will realign the stream and grade the channel for Unnamed Tributary to Lake Creek on Southeast 104th Street just south of the city of Snoqualmie in King County. The stream’s culvert will be removed and replaced with a fish-passable structure. This project is required to…
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