Project-Details

U.S. 20: Harrison Boulevard (Corvallis)

Construction Phase

Region 2: Willamette Valley and Northwest Oregon (Corvallis, Benton)

We're replacing failing signals at two intersections on Harrison Boulevard and making bike and pedestrian safety improvements.

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Impacts

Traffic Impact

Expect shoulder and lane closures as needed, construction noise and delays.

Construction Impacts

You can expect:

Crews working at night, Sunday through Thursday and during the day as needed.
Shoulder and lane closures with flaggers helping direct traffic as needed.
Construction noise and delays.
Businesses to remain open during construction.

Construction Activities

We're making safety improvements in downtown Corvallis.

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Pedestrians, including those with disabilities, will have access through or around work zones.

Pay attention in the work zone, slow down and move over – imagine this is where you work!

Always drive safely, watch for construction signs and workers.

Remember: fines double in all Oregon work zones, whether workers and signs are present or not.

Details

About

view the enlarged project map This project is in downtown Corvallis where three highways meet. It's a busy business and residential area that has significant bike and pedestrian activity. We'll be making improvements to benefit all users whether they drive, ride, walk or roll.

We're improving safety by:

Replacing the traffic signals and repaving small sections of road at two intersections:

Harrison Boulevard and NW 2nd Street.
Harrison Boulevard and NW 3rd Street.

Upgrading the existing ADA curb ramps.
Bring the curb of the northeast corner to street level and install a mountable concrete surface. This mountable surface is called a truck apron that makes it easier for large trucks to turn onto NW 3rd Street. We'll also install a bike lane separator at this intersection.
Bring the curb of the northwest corner to street level and install a mountable concrete surface. This mountable surface is called a truck apron that makes it easier for large trucks to turn onto NW 4th Street. We'll also install a bike lane separator at this intersection.
Making bicycle and pedestrian improvements on Tyler Avenue at NW 2nd and NW 3rd Streets to support the bicycle corridor.

Installing a mountable median separator at NW 2nd Street and Tyler Avenue that restricts vehicle movement.
Curb ramp extensions at NW 3rd Street and Tyler Avenue to slow traffic down and provide a shorter distance to cross the road.

Schedule

Design: 2022-2024

Construction: 2025

Location

OR 34 |

Harrison Boulevard between NW 2nd Street and NW 4th Street (OR 99W and U.S. 20 intersections)
Tyler Avenue at 2nd and 3rd Streets

Cost and Funding

Design & Construction: $5,049,018

Contacts & Media

Project Contacts

Assistant Resident Engineer: Markus Schaaf
Email: markus.schaaf@odot.oregon.gov
Phone: 541-757-4280

Public Information Officer: Mindy McCartt
Email: mindy.m.mccartt@odot.oregon.gov
Phone: 503-507-6045

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Last Updated

3/4/2025 1:55 PM

Project Number

21552