As we build and repair highways in Snohomish County, we e-mail updates to drivers and interested neighbors about upcoming construction activities, closures and projects.
Past e-mail updates are posted here in Adobe Acrobat portable document format (.pdf) and are less than 50 kb in size each. You will need Adobe Reader to read these documents.
Edition 86, April 23, 2008 (pdf 48 kb)
In this issue:
- Cones, crews and contractors – the 2008 construction season gets under way
- Crews make progress on northbound I-5 HOV lane
- Laying down the line – crews kick off striping season
- You’re invited to learn more about plans to widen SR 522
- Winter by the numbers
Edition 85, April 17, 2008 (pdf 43 kb)
In this issue:
- Finish line in sight; I-5 Everett crews have a busy spring
- Get involved in the US 2 Traffic Safety Corridor project
- Roadside safety work begins on US 2 and SR 92
- April snow showers bring May flowers - and a reminder to check pass conditions before traveling
Edition 84, April 10, 2008 (pdf 41 kb)
In this issue:
- Look out! Crews’ grinding means a rough surface on southbound I-5 in Everett
- Crews open more carpool lane on southbound I-5 in Everett
- Give input on state’s bicycle and pedestrian plan
- Heading north? I-5 weekend work rescheduled in Bellingham
Edition 83, April 2, 2008 (pdf 47 kb)
In this issue:
- Work to reduce crossover collisions on US 2 begins soon
- Keep your eye on the forecast; I-5 Everett crews need dry, warm nights for weekend work
- Get involved in the US 2 Traffic Safety Corridor project
- Local high school juniors and seniors invited to kick-off expansion of local colleges with WSDOT
- Studded tire deadline extended through April 5
- I-5 through Bellingham closed on weekends starting in April
Edition 82, March 20, 2008 (pdf 38 kb)
In this issue:
- Join us for the US 2 Traffic Safety Corridor kickoff meeting
- Dry weather could bring lane and ramp closures on I-5 in Everett next weekend
- Traveling to Canada? Pick the border crossing with the shortest lines
Edition 81, March 14, 2008 (pdf 38 kb)
In this issue:
- Help launch the US 2 Traffic Safety Corridor project
- I-5 Everett HOV crews have nose to the grindstone, eyes on the finish line
- Drivers and residents learn about projects coming to SR 532 in 2009
- Girder setting on SR 9 north of Arlington begins March 17
- Share your ideas about work zone safety
Edition 80, February 29, 2008 (pdf 41 kb)
In this issue:
- Don’t forget: Southbound I-5 traffic split in Everett starts next week
- WSDOT site profiles new strategies to fight congestion and improve safety
- Sound Transit seeks public sound-off about expanding transit
Edition 79, February 25, 2008 (pdf 43 kb)
In this issue:
- Crews split open southbound I-5 in Everett to replace damaged girder
- Just three months to go; I-5 Everett HOV crews slalom to the finish line
- Join us in Stanwood for a glimpse of future improvements on SR 532
Edition 78, February 14, 2008 (pdf 48 kb)
In this issue:
- Two down, eight to go; Crews open two miles of carpool lane on southbound I-5 in Everett
- A new look for the Broadway entrance to southbound I-5
- Residents and drivers on SR 9 learn about improvements coming in 2011
- The weather outside’s still frightening; stay safe in winter driving conditions
Edition 77, January 30, 2008 (pdf 49 kb)
In this issue:
- Crews close southbound I-5 in Everett to set 112th Street bridge girders
- Learn more about what we’re planning for SR 9 north of Bothell
- I-5 Everett HOV freeway expansion project enters the home stretch
- Crews complete SR 96 repairs on schedule and under budget
Edition 76, January 15, 2008 (pdf 44 kb)
In this issue:
- Expect daytime ramp closures on SR 9 north of Woodinville this week
- Headed to the Cascades Friday night or Saturday? Prepare for an I-5 ramp closure in Everett
- Crews build new sidewalks along SR 99 in Everett
- Program cuts more than one million commute trips
Edition 75, January 3, 2008 (pdf 44 kb)
In this issue:
- SR 96 reopens ahead of schedule on New Year’s Eve
- Crews to close I-5 in South Everett to set 112th Street bridge girders
- Growth of 1.4 million people expected in our region by 2040 – provide your input on future transportation improvements