We have another busy year of construction ahead of us, as many public utility and roadway projects will be underway throughout Lake Oswego. Some of these will result in lane closures or flagged one-way traffic, others will require 24/7 full road closures with traffic detours in place. Check out this year's construction season map to learn more or visit our projects page for a complete list of individual projects.
In early June, night construction is expected to start on a new major sewer pipeline on State Street between Foothills Road and Northshore Road. To minimize impacts to the traveling public, this work will be conducted at night between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. Please expect delays and plan extra travel time during work hours. Construction is expected to continue through summer 2022.
Our 2022 Pathways Program is kicking off. Before we dig too deep into design concepts, we’d like your feedback! We are creating several new pathways to connect neighborhoods with local elementary schools and parks on the following streets: Douglas Way, Boca Ratan, Hallinan Street, and Lanewood/Douglas Circle.
Join us at one of four focused discussion meetings in mid-May, or complete our online questionnaires available for each of the pathway locations by May 23. We appreciate your input!
Every summer, the City maintains and repairs miles of pavement.
Learn more about pavement rehabilitation and repair projects happening and view locations selected for our 2022 Pavement Management Program!
On Monday, April 18, City Council, community members, local businesses, City staff, and project staff joined together to commemorate the transformation of Boones Ferry Road! The new corridor was officially opened with a ceremonial cutting of the blue ribbon between those well-known blue cones, followed by walking tour of the project improvements!
Thank you to the traveling public, all the businesses in the community, and Lake Oswego residents for being extremely patient throughout the construction of this major project. We hope you enjoy the benefits of the new improvements.
We want your help in making community streets a safer and more comfortable place. While staff work diligently on addressing issues that are spotted, we understand that we can’t catch everything.
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