Featured Project

Red Rock Creek located in the Tigard Triangle area has experience hydromodification from past development resulting in severe erosion and incision.  This erosion and incision, in some areas up to 25 feet deep, has resulted in a sanitary sewer line being exposed and has caused multiple line breaks requiring extensive repairs.  Eroded sediment has also settled in areas from just upstream of SW Dartmouth, downstream to the confluence of Fanno Creek resulting in the degradation of wetlands and has caused localized flooding at SW Dartmouth.  Future development in the Tigard Triangle and Hunziker area will add stormwater runoff and contribute to the degradation of the creek and its floodplain. Stream enhancement and stabilization measures to address the erosion within the project area may include beaver analog dams, woody debris, check dams, imported river rock, or other structural and light grade control measures recommended by the design team.  To address the localized flooding at SW Dartmouth, wetland enhancement and enlargement, and sediment removal downstream of the SW Dartmouth culvert crossing to improve stream function.

Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) Projects:

OR217, OR141, OR10, OR99W

Highway 217

On OR217, add a southbound auxiliary lane from OR10 to OR99W and a northbound auxiliary lane from OR99W to SW Scholl's Ferry Rd (OR210) to improve safety and traffic reliability. Pave road, add protective screening, and bridge updates on Allen Blvd and Denny Rd structures. Pave road, replace joints, and repair deteriorating concrete columns on OR210 over OR217 structure. Add sidewalks and bike lanes to the Hall Blvd (OR141) over OR217 overcrossing to improve bicycle and pedestrian connectivity. Add bridge rail that meets the current standards to the Fanno Creek Bridge. Install signs and technology to capture traffic statistics and improve operations. Add a signal pole base and conduit to the design of the Hall Blvd Bridge replacement.

Need more info? Visit the project website: hwy217.org.

 The Hall Boulevard overpass is open. 

 New Highway Impacts

• Intermittent lane closures on northbound and southbound OR 217 on 10/10 and 10/13-10/17.

New Local Road Impacts

• Expect intermittent, short-term lane closures on the Hall Boulevard overpass in Tigard for remaining bridge work.

Ongoing Construction Impacts:

• Overpass Impacts:

  • Expect intermittent, short-term lane closures on Hall Boulevard for remaining utility, paving and bridge work over the next couple of months, but the road will remain open. 

•  General Impacts:
  • Intermittent closures of auxiliary lanes and shoulders on OR 217 and nearby local roads throughout the project area. Various on- and off-ramps are narrower, but will remain open, unless stated otherwise.
  • Intermittent nighttime work throughout the project area. We have a 24/7 noise hotline for night noise concerns: (503) 412-2349.   

Ongoing Impacts From Other Construction Projects in the Area: 

•  Willamette Water Supply is updating pipelines in the OR 217 project area. Please check the Metzger Pipeline East project website for the most up-to-date information about traffic impacts.
• We are making several improvements to Hall Boulevard in 2025 including installing new crosswalks and ADA sidewalk curb ramps and repaving some sections beyond the OR 217 corridor. Learn more about these projects:
  •  Hall Boulevard Pedestrian and Bicycle Improvements
  • Hall Boulevard ADA Curb Ramps Project
  • SW Hall Boulevard Pedestrian Safety Improvements: SW Hemlock Street and SW Spruce Street

Safety Reminders!

• Please be respectful of construction crews working in the project area. Objects thrown out of vehicles are dangerous to workers. Slow down and be mindful of work zones to keep crews and highway users safe.
• Keep in mind that traffic lanes have shifted in several areas throughout the project. Pay close attention to new barriers and markings on the road.

Stay informed about construction

• Visit this website during construction, we'll update information here regularly. 
• Sign up for construction email updates to learn about major traffic impacts and periodic progress updates. 
• Check TripCheck.com for up-to-date traffic impacts during construction. 
• Share questions or concerns with the project team via email at hwy217@odot.oregon.gov or phone at 503-265-8704.

City Capital Improvement Projects:

Fanno Creek Trail Connections

• This project constructs or improves four segments of the Fanno Creek Trail: Segment 1 (new) – Woodard Park to Grant Avenue; Segment 2 (improvement) Ash Avenue to Hall Boulevard; Segment 3 (new) Tigard Library to Milton Court; and Segment 4 (new) – 85th Avenue (south of Durham Road) to the Ki-A-Kuts Bridge. 
• The project includes both on-grade (paved with asphalt) portions as well as portions elevated on boardwalks and bridges and will add numerous trailheads and rest areas. 
• Due to a portion of the project's funding being federal funds, the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) is required to administer the construction contract for the project. The City of Tigard has been and will continue to be heavily involved through project completion.
• All four segments have reached substantial completion and are open for use. 
• Contact Zach Morris, City of Tigard, Senior Project Engineer: zacharym@tigard-or.gov or 503-718-2467

Fanno Creek Trail At-Grade Crossing at Scholls Ferry Road

• This project constructs a signalized at-grade crossing of Fanno Creek Trail at Scholls Ferry Road.
• The project resulted from past efforts studying how to improve trail availability that at times is hindered by inundation from Fanno Creek underneath the Scholls Ferry Road bridge over Fanno Creek.  Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District secured the project funding and is managing the project.
• The traffic signal poles have a significant lead time, resulting in the need to construct the project in two distinct phases.
• Phase one (June 2025 thru October 2025) will include everything except traffic signal pole equipment being installed onto the foundations.
• Phase two (currently projected to occur February 2026) consists of installing the traffic signal pole equipment.
• Work will occur on one side of Scholls Ferry Road at a time.  Expect single lane closures and pedestrian detours along Scholls Ferry Road.  When working on the south side of the road, the connector trail between the road and Fanno Creek Trail will be unavailable and a detour will be signed.
• Contact Zach Morris, City of Tigard, Senior Project Engineer: zacharym@tigard-or.gov or 503-718-2467

 Murdock Street & Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Templeton Twality Improvements

Construction efforts are ongoing in multiple locations.  Each work area is listed below.

What you can expect:

• Work hours will continue to be Mon. - Fri., 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 
• The Contractor, SLE Inc., plans to work around the two schools and 96th and Sattler after student drop-off and pause for student pick-up.  Please give yourself some extra time for student drop-off and pick-up. 
• Pedestrian access routes will be in place to direct school children through unfinished work areas along 103rd Ave, Murdock Street, Sattler St, and 96th Ave. 
• The one-way traffic pattern along Murdock Street will reduce to include roadway between 103rd Ave and 100th Ave once sidewalk improvements are completed up to 100th Ave.
• Construction noise and equipment traffic will continue during work hours.
• Construction is expected to be completed by the end of October.     

East Butte Heritage Park Pathway Improvements:

• The Contractor has paved the pathways through the park. 
• Bollards will be installed at the ends of the pathways.
• Pathway lighting to be installed in October. 

Sattler Street and 96^th Ave Improvements:

• One utility remains to be transferred to the new utility poles along Sattler Street.  The transfer date is TBD.
• The Contractor will continue pouring curb, driveway approaches, and sidewalk over the next two weeks.

Murdock Street (98^th Ave to 103rd Ave):

• The Contractor is pouring sidewalk and driveways between 98th and 103rd Ave this week. 
• The Contractor will complete wall construction in the water quality facility this week.

Murdock Street (96th Ave. and 97th Ave.): 

• Minor striping work and site restoration to be completed over the next two weeks. 

Project Manager Jeff Peck: jeffp@tigard-or.gov or 503-718-2466.

Red Rock Creek Stabilization and Enhancement

• Contractor is currently working near Dartmouth St. to complete stream channel improvements and to rehabilitate the existing culverts underneath the street that convey Red Rock Cr.  
• This project will address erosion and flooding concerns and protect existing utility infrastructure from just downstream of Dartmouth St. up to 72nd Ave.  
• Construction is scheduled to be complete by Fall 2026.

Project contact: Andrew Newberry, AndrewN@tigard-or.gov or 503-718-2472

Reservoir 18 and Pump Station

Construction is substantially complete. Landscaping and trail improvements are underway at Reservoir 18 (Sunrise Park)

• Reservoir 18 (15005 SW Sunrise Ln): The contractor has completed drainage improvements on the south end of Sunrise Park. Pedestrian access to the southern areas of Sunrise Park is limited to marked trails while recently placed grass seed is established. Areas recently seeded will be closed to the public until mid-November. All other areas of the park remain open to the public.

• Contact Ross Horton, City of Tigard, Senior Project Engineer: ross.horton@tigard-or.gov or 503-502-8876

Private Development Construction Projects:

Bonita Cottage Clusters

• Contractor is working on site at 7720 SW Bonita Road.
• Most of the work will be out of the roadway so traffic disruption should be intermittent, most of the work will be on site.
• Contact Kirt Bowers, Engineering Technician II: kirt@tigard-or.gov or 971-255-7303

Brookside Subdivision                                                                                                                                     

• Brookside Subdivision is under construction at SW 79th Avenue and SW Ashford Street.
• Contact Brady Bullinger, City of Tigard, Senior Engineering Technician: Brady@tigard-or.gov or 503-718-8200

Community Connector Bus Stop Improvement

• The contractor is working on Durham Rd, between 99W and Boone’s Ferry Rd.
• Most of the work will be on sidewalks and roadway so traffic disruption should be intermittent / heavy disruption.
• Contact Kirt Bowers, Engineering Technician II: kirt@tigard-or.gov or 971-255-7303

Enterprise Rent-A-Car

•  Contractor to begin roadway improvements in the next month on SW Park Street
•  Contact Brady Bullinger, City of Tigard, Senior Engineering Technician: Brady@tigard-or.gov or 503-718-8200

Flite Drive Through Bank ATM

• The contractor is working on site at 11543 SW Pacific Hwy.
• Most of the work will be out of the roadway so traffic disruption should be intermittent, most of the work will be on site.
• Contact Kirt Bowers, Engineering Technician II: kirt@tigard-or.gov or 971-255-7303

Kington Terrace Waterline Extension

• Waterline extension from SW 150^th Avenue to SW Roy Rogers Road on Beef Bend Road.
• Beef Bend is a Washington County Road.
• Contact Ken Fisher, City of Tigard, Senior Engineering Technician: kenny@tigard-or.gov or 503-718-2602 

Metzger Pipeline East 

• Seismically resilient drinking water pipelines being constructed near Tigard for Tualatin Valley Water District, City of Beaverton, and City of Hillsboro customers.  
• Roads impacted include SW Scholls Ferry Road from SW Roy Rogers Road to SW Allen Boulevard, SW Cascade Avenue north of SW Scholls Ferry Road, SW Hall Boulevard between SW Oleson Road to SW Scholls Ferry Road, SW Allen Boulevard from SW Scholls Ferry Road to SW Western Avenue, and Western Avenue.  
• Expect traffic delays for work within SW Scholls Ferry Road at SW Cascade Boulevard and on SW Cascade Boulevard north of SW Scholls Ferry Road.  
• For project information email info@ourreliablewater.org  503-941-4570 or visit www.ourreliablewater.org/mpe 

Milton Ct - North

• The contractor is working on site at 14036 SW Milton Court.
• Most of the work will be out of the roadway so traffic disruption should be intermittent, most of the work will be on site.
• Contact Kirt Bowers, Engineering Technician II: kirt@tigard-or.gov or 971-255-7303

Milton Ct - South

• The contractor is working on site at 14118 SW Milton Court.
• Most of the work will be out of the roadway so traffic disruption should be intermittent, most of the work will be on site.
• Contact Kirt Bowers, Engineering Technician II: kirt@tigard-or.gov or 971-255-7303

Montage Apartments

• The contractor is working on site in preparation to build a new 80,000 square foot apartment building near SW 68^th Parkway, south of SW Hampton Street.
• Expect minimal traffic impacts in this area during construction hours. Entrance into job site from SW 68^th Parkway is only open to construction vehicles with a detour route available.
• Contact Brady Bullinger, City of Tigard, Senior Engineering Technician: Brady@tigard-or.gov or 503-718-8200

ODOT – Hall Blvd. ADA Improvement

• The contractor will be on Hall Blvd., between 99W and Durham Rd.
• Most of the work will be on the ADA ramps and roadway so traffic disruption should be intermittent / heavy disruption.
• Contact Kirt Bowers, Engineering Technician II: kirt@tigard-or.gov or 971-255-7303

ODOT – OR 141 Project

• The contractor is working on site at Spruce St. and Hall Blvd.
• Most of the work will be on the roadway so traffic disruption should be intermittent / heavy disruption.
• Contact Kirt Bowers, Engineering Technician II: kirt@tigard-or.gov or 971-255-7303

River Terrace Area Construction  

• New project site called River Terrace Town Center (former blueberry farm) on Roy Rogers Road is almost complete, developer is working on the park completion.
• Many projects in River Terrace are currently under construction, particularly on the east side of Roy Rogers Road, south of Scholls Ferry Road.  
• See River Terrace Construction Impacts for more information. 
• South River Terrace, a subdivision located south of Bull Mountain Road and east of Roy Rogers Road, is under construction, at the present time it is in phase 3. 
• River Terrace Park phases 2 & 3, Subdivision and Neighborhood Park are under construction, located east of River Terrace Blvd and north of Art Rutkin School. The contractor is installing utilities for the new subdivision.
• Closed to public traffic.
• Contact Brady Bullinger, City of Tigard, Senior Engineering Technician: Brady@tigard-or.gov or 503-718-8200

Rudi Hill Partition

• The contractor has finished work in the right of way. New home construction will begin building homes on site at SW Fern Street and SW Ascension Drive for a new three-lot subdivision.
• Expect very minimal traffic impacts in this area.
• Contact Brady Bullinger, City of Tigard, Senior Engineering Technician: Brady@tigard-or.gov or 503-718-8200

Tualatin Valley Water Improvement

• Contractor is working on site at SW 92nd and Greenburg Rd.
• Most of the work will be on the roadway so traffic disruption should be intermittent / heavy disruption.
• Contact Kirt Bowers, Engineering Technician II: kirt@tigard-or.gov or 971-255-7303

Woodland Hearth

• Contractor is working on site at 7595 SW Torchwood St.
• Most of the work will be off the roadway so traffic disruption should be intermittent / minimal disruption.
• Contact Kirt Bowers, Engineering Technician II: kirt@tigard-or.gov or 971-255-7303

Did you know...

Both Hall Boulevard and Hwy 99W in Tigard are State Highways maintained by the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT). Questions or issues regarding state highway maintenance can be directed to ODOT.