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Repairs are complete on the SR 169 Green River Dan Evans Bridge; the bridge reopened Oct. 14, 2025.

During a scheduled inspection on Aug. 4, 2025, bridge preservation engineers found cracking and advanced corrosion on the stringers beneath the northbound and southbound lanes of the…

Beginning as early as August 2026, WSDOT will begin installing five new fish-passable structures to carry creeks and tributaries beneath SR 169 in Black Diamond.

During the 2026 construction season, this project will correct two culverts near Jones Lake that block fish from swimming…

A section of roadway on SR 17 between Patton Boulevard and the Interstate 90 interchange is due for resurfacing. Pedestrian facilities at intersections along the way will also be updated to the standards set by the Americans With Disabilities Act.
The project will start with pedestrian…

The purpose of this project was to remove rock from the slopes along SR 17 between Soap Lake and Lake Lenore, just north of Lake Lenore Caves Road, as well as to install slope protection and stabilization measures to prevent future rockfall. Work occurred on eight slopes along SR 17.
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The project will build a roundabout to replace the current two-way stop intersection at the corner of Cunningham Road and State Route 17 in Adams County near Othello.

This project paved roughly three miles of eastbound State Route 18 from C Street Southwest to Green River. Crews working for WSDOT rehabilitated the existing roadway surface, deteriorated bridge decks and joints of the C Street Southwest bridge and five eastbound on- and off-ramps. As a result of…

This project will resurface the eastbound and westbound lanes of State Route 18 from Southeast 231st Street to the Tiger Mountain summit to extend the pavement service life. Crews will grind and inlay new Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA) on the road, perform pavement repair, traffic loop replacement, striping…

SR 18 is a crucial highway connecting the south Puget Sound area with I-90, the state's main east-west route. SR 18 has experienced frequent congestion and collisions for decades.

WSDOT received construction funding from the 2022 Move Ahead Washington transportation package and…

WSDOT will construct a wetland mitigation site inside the Preston Mill Park/Jim Ellis Memorial Regional Park. Project work includes creating and improving wetlands and sensitive area buffers, grading, stream connections, new access roads, plantings, and other improvements. Most work will take…

As part of WSDOT’s fish passage program, we will remove two culverts that do not allow fish to pass and replace them with fish-passable structures along Unnamed Tributary to Big Soos Creek and Unnamed Tributary to Soosette Creek at State Route 18 in Auburn. The new structures have the potential to…

This project will demolish and rebuild the Busch Bridge located at the Port of Almota on State Route 194 in Whitman County. The bridge has been reduced to a single lane since 2023 due to deterioration of the bridge deck.

The Samish Indian Nation is partnering with WSDOT and Skagit County to improve safety and access at the intersection of SR 20 and Campbell Lake Road. The project is funded by the Samish Indian Nation.

Beginning in June 2026, the SR 20 Campbell Lake Road Intersection Improvements…

WSDOT made roadway improvement across three sections of a 12-mile stretch of State Route 20 in Island County. The work included grinding off the old pavement, laying new asphalt and installing new pavement markings. This project will extend the life of the existing pavement and create a smoother…

Contractors working on behalf of WSDOT built a compact roundabout at the intersection of State Route 20 and West Fakkema Road. This intersection improvement will help with both mobility and safety.

This project will rehabilitate approximately 11.25 miles of SR 20 in Stevens and Pend Oreille Counties from S. Fork Mill Creek Road to Tiger by removing the surface of the existing pavement and paving with Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA) to create a smoother ride and preserve the roadway for years to come.

WSDOT is currently working on design plans to address safety concerns along the State Route 20 corridor between Sedro-Woolley and Burlington. The intent of this project is to improve safety along this busy stretch of highway with the construction of intersection roundabouts, pedestrian crossings,…

This project took the existing intersection on State Route 20 at Kearney Street in Port Townsend and converted it into a single-lane roundabout.

The North Cascades Highway fully reopened Sunday, June 14.

Beginning May 5, 2026, work began on the first of two emergency repair contracts to reopen SR 20 as quickly as it is safe to do so. The first project, which focused on slope stabilization and debris removal at the site of the…

Contractor crews working on behalf of WSDOT replaced the culvert crossings under State Route 20 at an unnamed tributary to Skagit River (milepost 94) and Olson Creek (milepost 105) in Marblemount. The old culverts were barriers to fish passage and were replaced with structures that will allow…

This project will replace the existing 6-foot concrete box culvert with a new 20-foot-wide fish passage structure under State Route 20, located between Coal Creek Lane and Hoehn Road (milepost 70), east of Sedro-Woolley. This upgrade is part of WSDOT’s ongoing efforts to improve fish passage and…

This project will resurface the northbound and southbound lanes of State Route 202 from Boalch Ave Northwest to I-90 to extend the pavement service life. The SR 202 bridges over the overflow channel and South Fork of the Snoqualmie River have decks that are deteriorating and are nearing the end of…

Just east of the SR 202/SR 203 roundabout near Fall City, the Snoqualmie and Raging rivers join together next to SR 202. Major storms in December 2025 and March 2026 significantly eroded the riverbank at milepost 22. This project will rebuild the damaged road embankment by placing a mix of woody…

This project removed barriers to fish passage at four locations where culverts prevented fish from swimming upstream.

Those four locations are: An unnamed tributary to Horseshoe Lake at SR 203 and Northeast Carnation Farm Road north of Carnation; Skunk Creek and an unnamed tributary…

This project will remove a fish passage barrier along Evans Creek at State Route 202 just west of 236th Avenue Northeast near Sammamish. Contractor crews working for WSDOT will remove an existing 6-foot box culvert and fish ladder and replace it with a fish-passable structure. This new structure…

This project will remove the fish barrier on State Route 202 just east of Fall City at Mud Creek. The project will also improve the safety and reliability of SR 202 by addressing the need for frequent emergency maintenance and channel dredging at the crossing due to sedimentation and flooding of…

In July 2024, WSDOT began replacing two culverts near the intersection of State Route 202 and Northeast 124th Street between Redmond and Woodinville with a single culvert. Two creeks in the area — an unnamed tributary of the Sammamish Creek and High School Creek — were realigned to merge with the…

The Washington Department of Transportation will be working on a preservation project to repair and smooth the surface of State Route 203 between Duvall and Monroe. This work is necessary to prevent further and more expensive damage to the roadway.

The work covers a nearly 11-mile…

Beginning in May 2024, contractors working on behalf of WSDOT built a unique compact roundabout at the intersection of SR 203, High Rock Road and 203rd Street Southeast to improve both mobility and safety between Monroe and Duvall.

This project installed vegetative filter strips on the side of State Route 203 just north of Fall City (milepost .69) and at Northeast 77th Street (milepost 7.69). The vegetative filter strips will treat stormwater running off the roadway to help protect nearby wetlands and sensitive areas.

As part of the state's fish recovery efforts, WSDOT has made it a priority to reconnect waterways where our roads act as barriers. In western Washington, that means building hundreds of fish passable structures under state highways in the next decade to create habitat gain essential for…