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Explore Public Works construction projects with the Current Projects Map. Each project type is coded a different color: Transportation, Stormwater, Wastewater, Parks & Open Space, Airport and Public Buildings.
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About Public Works Projects
Public Works projects preserve or enhance existing City infrastructure - streets, pedestrian and bicycle facilities, wastewater sewers, stormwater facilities, and parks - and provide new and expanded facilities to serve community needs and growth. Projects can include land acquisition, construction, and major preservation of public facilities.
Multimodal transportation projects complete our transportation system, ensuring Eugene’s streets and paths are connected and accessible for community members of all ages and abilities. These projects focus on making streets safe and reliable for people walking, biking, rolling, busing, and driving. Pavement preservation projects repave and preserve local streets. Additional projects elements may include upgrading sidewalk access ramps, adding sidewalks or bike lanes, installing stormwater planters, and more. Eugene's pavement preservation program is funded by local gas taxes and the voter approved 2017 Street Bond Measure.
2022 Public Works Projects
Transportation Projects
- 4th Avenue Paving & Bikeway: This project will repave, and improve bike and pedestrian access, on 4th Avenue (Pearl Street to Coburg Road) and Mill Street (4th to 2nd Avenue). The project also includes a protected bikeway on 4th Avenue (Mill Street to Coburg Road), crosswalk striping along 4th Avenue, reconstructed sidewalk access ramps, and stormwater and wastewater improvements.
- 8th Avenue Streetscape: This project will repave 8th Avenue from Lincoln to Mill Streets, converting the section to a two-way street, constructing protected bike lanes from High to Lincoln Streets, adding 4-way and 2-way stops at key intersections, and widening sidewalks and reconstructing sidewalk access ramps.
- Bethel Area Safe Routes to School Crossings: This project will install a Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon pedestrian light at Royal Avenue at Throne Drive and install a Rapid Flashing Beacon pedestrian light, construct a crossing island, and paint crosswalk markings near the Danebo Avenue and Unthank Drive intersection.
- DeFazio Bike and Pedestrian Bridge Repairs: This project will perform routine maintenance repairs on the Peter DeFazio Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge.
- Enhanced Walking Network: This project will install enhanced pedestrian crossings and improve sidewalk infill at locations throughout the City. The project implements the walking network in the Transportation Systems Plan, building safe connections for people walking to bus stops, schools, parks, employment centers, and residential areas.
- Fern Ridge Path Repair: This project will perform maintenance repairs on the popular Fern Ridge Path (Garfield to City View Street) and replace the heavily cracked portion of the shared-use path between access points on 13th and 14th Avenue.
- Fern Ridge Path Lighting: This project will add lighting to sections of the Fern Ridge Path.
- High Street Two-Way Protected Bikeway: This project will install a two-way protected bikeway on High Street (19th to 6th Avenue). The bikeway will connect the Amazon Path to the Riverbank Path, creating a comfortable and accessible travel option for people of all ages and abilities to access South Eugene, Downtown Eugene, and destinations in between.
- Jefferson Street Traffic Calming: This project was rescheduled from 2021 to early 2022. Jefferson Street (13th to 28th Avenue) was selected as a traffic calming project and speed cushions are planned for the street. The intent of the project is to address speeding traffic, reduce crashes, and improve safety for all people using the street.
- Railroad Quiet Zone: This safety driven project will reconfigure and reconstruct ten railroad crossings throughout the city to reduce the need for train horns, eliminating 70 percent of horn noise. The work includes installing medians, quad gates, and conversions from two-way to one-way. Additionally, work includes reconstructing the existing pavement, installing pedestrian gates, and upgrading sidewalks and sidewalk access ramps.
- River Road at Hatton Safe Routes to School Crossings: This project will install a high-visibility marked crosswalk with Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon pedestrian lights and signage, construct a center pedestrian refuge island, and add additional lighting to River Road at Hatton.
- River Road & Irving/Hunsaker Intersection Reconstruction: This intersection project will construct a protected intersection at River Road and Irving/Hunsaker, adding dedicated turn lanes and bike lanes on both the Irving and Hunsaker approaches, and updating the existing traffic signal equipment. This federally funded project focuses on intersection flow and safety for people walking, rolling, biking, and driving.
Paving Projects
- 17th Avenue (Oak St to Alder St) Paving
- 19th Avenue (Willamette St to High St) Paving
- Candlelight Drive (Avalon Street to Royal Avenue) Paving
- Catalina Street (Juhl Street to Willhi Street) Paving
- Chase Street & Cul-De-Sacs (Marshall Ave to the North End) Paving
- Clarey Street (Bean Street) Paving
- Coburg Road (Oakway Street to Ferry Street Bridge) Paving
- Concord Street (Berntzen Road to Jacobs Drive) Paving
- Crescent Avenue (Norkenzie Road to address 1670) Paving
- Echo Hollow Road Cul-De-Sacs (West End Cul-De-Sac to Echo Hollow Road) Paving
- Fuller Avenue (Echo Hollow Road to Jay Street) Paving
- Hawthorne Avenue (West End to Fairfield Avenue) Paving
- Jessen Drive (Elizabeth Street to Highway 99) Paving
- Lakeview Drive (200 feet east of Sarah Lane to Gilham Road) Paving
- Laurelhurst Drive & Sheffield Court Cul-De-Sacs (Harriet Avenue to Royal Avenue) Paving
- Lincoln Street (13th Ave to 22nd Ave) Paving
- Mill Street (3rd Avenue to 4th Avenue) Paving
- Mill Street (16th Avenue to 18th Avenue) Paving
- Polk Street (18th Avenue to 28th Avenue) Paving
- Robin Avenue (Ruskin Street to Taney Street) Paving
- Royal Avenue Cul-De-Sac (Royal Avenue to the End) Paving
- Spyglass Drive (Cal Young Road to Spyglass Drive) Paving
- Stagecoach Road (Candlelight Drive to Surrey Lane) Paving
- Surry Lane (Stagecoach Road to Welcome Way) Paving
- Welcome Way (Candlelight Drive to Royal Avenue) Paving & Traffic Calming
Stormwater & Natural Area Projects
- Alton Baker Canoe Canal Repair
- Amazon Creek Restoration (24th ‐ 19th Avenue)
- Catch Basin Bottom Construction – Various Locations
- DEP Holly and Calumet Area Project
- Gilham Stormwater Project
- Skinner Butte Parking Lot Water Quality Retrofits
Wastewater Projects
Park & Open Space Projects
Airport Projects
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Public Works Engineering
99 East Broadway
Suite 400
Eugene, OR 97401
541-682-5291