COVID-19
For the latest COVID-19 health guidance, statistics and resources, visit Coronavirus.wa.gov.
Crews will repave 8-miles of US 101 east of the Clallam-Jefferson County line near Port Discovery to the US 101/SR 104 interchange. Repaving the highway surface helps reduce potholes and wheel ruts, making for a smoother, safer ride for travelers.
In addition to repaving the highway, WSDOT will make bridge deck repairs to Salmon Creek Bridge and Snow Creek Bridge. This will reduce the need for emergency repairs and overall maintenance costs.
To minimize the impact to traffic, most of the work will take place during overnight hours each Monday through Friday. Travelers will encounter one-way alternating traffic controlled by a pilot car through the work zone. Work will occur beginning at 8 p.m. each Monday through Friday evening to 9 a.m. the following day.
Improves safety
Repaving the highway surface removes cracks, potholes and wheel ruts, creating a safer and smoother ride for drivers.
Economic incentive
The new pavement will reduce the need for maintenance and emergency road repairs, saving money long term.
Total project costs including design, construction and right-of-way acquisition: $2.1M
Tina Werner, WSDOT Media Relations
360-704-3270