About
We upgraded curb ramps in Umatilla County as part of a larger effort to meet current ADA standards.
These improvements mean increased safety and more seamless access for people who walk, bike or roll.
Benefits include:
- Upgrades to existing curb ramps and pedestrian signals.
- New ADA-compliant curb ramps and pedestrian signals where there are none.
Visit the
ODOT ADA webpage for more information about the statewide effort to upgrade curb ramps throughout Oregon.
Additional WorkIn addition to upgrading curb ramps, we worked at the following intersections:
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U.S. 30 (Court Avenue) / SW 1st Street - We removed the signal poles. We removed the signals in 2025.
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U.S. 30 (Dorion Avenue) / SW 10th Street - We added pedestrian push buttons and radar detection to this existing signal.
- U.S. 395 (Emigrant Avenue) / SW 20th Street - We replaced the signal pole and activated the signal on the northeast corner. We added new pedestrian pushbuttons and radar detection to the existing signal.
Project design 2024-2025. Designed under project K22754.
Location
Multiple
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- OR 37/Emigrant Avenue.
- U.S. 30/Dorion Avenue.
Cost and Funding
The project cost through construction was $5.2 million.
Contractor
Design consultant | Consor.
Construction | Moreno & Nelson Construction, Corp. | Walla Walla, WA