Please be advised of the following traffic notices and project updates. As with any construction project, timeframes are tentative and subject to change. Please be careful when traveling near work zones. Drive slowly, be on the alert, and follow directions provided by traffic control and signage.
8th Street Paving Project – Bridge Closures
As part of the 8th Street Paving Project (TR0119 in the Capital Facilities Plan), work is scheduled to reseal the 8th Street Bridges. This will include surface cleaning and the application of a sealant to the bridge decks to prevent water intrusion and extend their service life.
The bridges will close to vehicle traffic starting 7 a.m. on Monday, June 30, and reopen at 8 a.m. on Friday, July 4. Sidewalks will remain open for pedestrian travel during this time.
Detour routes are available. Please note that 8th Street will remain open between the two bridges. Travelers will be able to cross 8th Street at both the Pine & 8th and Cedar & 8th intersections.
Traffic Signal LED Conversion Project - Multiple locations
The project to replace traffic signal heads (CL0624 in the Capital Facilities Plan) continues. Work will take place from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the following dates and intersection locations.
- Monday, June 30: 8th & Cherry
- Tuesday, July 1: 8th & Pine
- Wednesday, July 2: 5th & Peabody
- Thursday, July 3: 8th & Peabody
- Monday, July 7: 8th & Race
- Tuesday, July 8: Front & Laurel
- Wednesday, July 9: Front & Oak
Traffic lights will be temporarily out of service while work is underway. Uniformed police officers will be onsite to guide vehicle traffic.
Pavement Management - Multiple locations
On October 15, 2024, the Port Angeles City Council awarded a Professional Services Agreement to Applied Research Associates, Inc. for the development of a Pavement Management Plan. Over the next few weeks, residents will see the consultant driving throughout town to better evaluate the overall condition of the City’s street network. The development of a pavement management plan report will assist the City of Port Angeles in identifying street maintenance funding and priorities.
This work is not expected to interfere with pedestrian or vehicle travel.