Northeast 179th Street Corridor Improvements

Aerial view of a road bordered on the north by a forested area, and brown grass fields on the south.

 

After urban holding was lifted in the area around Northeast 179th Street in 2020, the area has seen rapid commercial and residential development. To accommodate increased traffic generated by development, the county is improving roads in the area to preserve traffic mobility and safety of road users. These improvements will relieve traffic congestion and support economic development by:

  • Increasing road capacity, allowing more vehicles to move through the corridor
  • Increasing spacing between intersections on either side of I-5
  • Moving traffic efficiently by eliminating delays from left turns and traffic signals
  • Improving safety for motorists and pedestrians by eliminating left turns and consolidating intersections
  • Aligning with the Clark County Comprehensive Growth Management Plan

Timeline

2024-2023 (est.)

Contact

179thstreetproject@clark.wa.gov  

Brian Muhu, project manager
Northeast 179th Street projects
564.397.4442
brian.muhu@clark.wa.gov

Troy Pierce, project management supervisor           
564.397.4403
troy.pierce@clark.wa.gov

The information on this page is about Public Works road projects. Construction activities for utility and development projects will also impact roads in the area as development occurs. Learn more in our frequently asked questions document. 

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The project area includes Northeast 179th Street between Northeast Delfel Road and Northeast 50th Avenue.