SR 532 - Camano Island to I-5 Planned Projects

Construction started in July, 2009 on the SR 532 corridor project. Safety improvements include installation of turn lanes at selected intersections, replacing the General Mark W. Clark Bridge, building three truck climbing lanes and adding bus pullouts and new street lighting at selected locations.

The latest design plans are posted here in Adobe Acrobat portable document format (pdf). You will need Adobe Reader to read these documents.

	SR 532 corridor improvements We will add turn lanes to several intersections and add two truck climbing lanes.  This will help reduce collisions and improve traffic flow through the SR 532 corridor. (pdf 2.6 mb)
	General W. Mark Clark Bridge We will build a new wider bridge that will improve safety and reduce congestion. The existing 26 foot wide bridge will be replaced with a 56th wide bridge. (pdf 1 mb)
	New, wider bridge The new bridge will have a 4 foot median and two 12 foot lanes to match the existing highway. It will also have 14 foot shoulders on each side for disabled vehicles and emergency responders. (pdf 1 mb)
	Mark Clark Bridge design visuals View pictures of the current bridge with design visuals of what the new bridge is expected to look like once construction is complete. (pdf 1 mb)
	Camano Island We will improve several intersections by adding turn lanes at select locations, adjust driveway openings to increase visibility for drivers. (pdf 1 mb)
	64th Avenue NW to I-5 We will improve safety by adding turn lanes at intersections and adding a westbound climbing lane between 12th Avenue NW and 28th Avenue NW.  (pdf 1mb)