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Announcements
NE 179th St. and NE 29th Ave. intersection reconstruction begins soon. Community meeting Aug. 12.
The existing single-lane, all-way stop-sign-controlled intersection will be replaced with a roundabout to accommodate increasing traffic volumes associated with residential and commercial development in the area. Reconstruction of the intersection is scheduled to begin in late August and is expected to take approximately two years to complete. Residents are invited to an informational community meeting from 6 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 12. Learn more.
Check your route - summer road construction may cause delays and road closures
Drivers should expect delays or detours and check their routes before traveling. Mapping and navigation apps don’t typically show drivers information about temporary road closures or work zone delays, so drivers should check agency websites. The Clark County Public Works construction traffic delays webpage at clark.wa.gov/public-works/construction-traffic-delays is updated at least once each week with information about road work in unincorporated Clark County. It also has links to construction and traffic delay information for the City of Vancouver and the Washington State Department of Transportation. Learn more.
Three river miles of East Fork Lewis River closed beginning in April
Beginning in April, the East Fork Lewis River will be closed to boaters, fishers and other river users for three miles downstream from the lower portion of Daybreak Regional Park (downstream/west of Northeast Daybreak Road/82nd Avenue). The closure will allow for Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership’s contractor, Tapani, Inc., to construct the Lower East Fork Lewis River Reconnection Project. Learn more.
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