Northeast 152nd Avenue

The project will widen the road and include one travel lane in each direction, bike lanes, sidewalks, new curb and gutter, stormwater treatment, two flashing pedestrian crossing beacons, and a new traffic signal at Northeast 99th Street.

Latest Construction Update

March 17, 2026

Update: Starting March 23 Northeast 152nd will close to all traffic. 

Construction begun Monday, Feb. 9, 2026 and will take approximately one year to complete. Construction activities will mainly occur between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Drivers should expect delays and traffic control during construction. Some work at the intersection of Padden Parkway will be conducted overnight. During most phases of construction, portions of Northeast 152nd Avenue will be closed to through traffic. Throughout construction, any changes to closures or traffic impacts will be announced on the website, social media, email and via signs in the project area.

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About the project

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Improvements to the Northeast 152nd Avenue corridor from Northeast Padden Parkway to Northeast 99th Street will include new subgrade, pavement and striping for the two travel lanes, new bike lanes, new sections of sidewalk to fill in the current gaps, two pedestrian crosswalks with push-button flashing beacons, and the installation of a stormwater infiltration system. Utility coordination to install a new sewer lines for the City of Vancouver will occur to accomplish the work while the roadway is under construction.

The intersection at Northeast 99th Street will be improved to include a new traffic signal and a left-turn lane at each of the four intersection legs. A left turn lane will also be added for the north end of York Elementary School to facilitate traffic flow. One flashing pedestrian beacon will be located at the elementary school, and the second one will be located at Northeast 85th Street. The second flashing beacon was added after receiving public input on the project and will improve safety for pedestrians accessing Tiger Tree Park from neighborhoods east of Northeast 152nd Avenue.

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The project improves Northeast 152nd Avenue corridor from Northeast Padden Parkway to Northeast 99th Street, near York Elementary School. Use the interactive map at the top of this page to explore the project area. 

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Northeast 152nd Avenue will be closed in these approximate locations on these dates:

Feb. 9 – April 27: Northeast Padden Parkway to Northeast 86th Street 

April 10 – June 18: Northeast 85th Street to Northeast 86th Street

April 28 – June 18: Northeast 86th Street to Northeast 91st Street 

June 19 – Aug. 18: Northeast 91st Street to Northeast 93rd Street

Aug. 6 – Oct. 7: Northeast 93rd Street to Northeast 99th Street

Sept. 28th – Dec. 8: Intersection of Northwest 152nd Avenue and Northeast 99th Street 

Any portions of Northeast 152nd Avenue that are not closed are restricted to local access only. Through traffic must utilize alternate routes to avoid Northeast 152nd Avenue. 

Project timeline

Design: winter 2022 – spring 2025
Construction: winter 2025/2026 - winter 2027

Construction is scheduled for completion by early 2027, with work in front of York Elementary School scheduled for summer break 2026.

Budget

The construction budget identified for the project is $9,895,000, which is funded by federal, state, and local funds. Local funds include Traffic Impact Fees, Real Estate Excise Tax, and County Road Funds. This project is part of Clark County’s Transportation Improvement Plan (TIP).

Public Involvement 
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Thank you for joining us on Nov. 19 for the Northeast 152nd Avenue open house.

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Thank you to everyone who joined us at our open house! The open house was held virtually on Wednesday, June 29, 2022.

To watch a recording of the previously recorded virtual open house, click on the link below.
[video:https://youtu.be/0ZSjWTRAn6U]

Open House PowerPoint presentation (PDF)

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Jim Pritchard
Construction Engineer II
Clark County Public Works
564.397.4582
jim.pritchard@clark.wa.gov