Weekly Road Construction Update

For the week of June 6 - June 11

Rickard Road: Groff Rd – US-20 Improvement (Bend Area) – Temporary traffic control and erosion control measures will continue to be installed. Road shoulder work will begin.   

Closure Information – Road users should anticipate single lane closures and delays during work hours.

Tumalo Road/Tumalo Place Intersection Improvement (Deschutes Area) – Landscaping, permanent seeding and site cleanup will occur throughout the week.

Closure Information –Road users should anticipate single lane closures and delays during work hours.

Slurry Seal (Sisters and Tumalo Area) – Slurry seal work will occur on the following roads (weather permitting):

Sisters Area

• Appaloosa Drive
• Palomino Drive
• Cayuse Drive
• Sorrel Drive
• Pinto Drive
• Longhorn Drive
• Mustang Drive
• Doggie Drive
• Club Road

Tumalo Area

• Wharton Avenue
• 4th Street

Closure Information – Roads will be closed from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the day they are to be slurry sealed and access will be restricted to emergency vehicles only. Residents have received door hangers notifying them of the closures and no parking signs will be placed along the affected roads 48 hours in advance of the closures.

Chip Seal (Terrebonne Area) – Deschutes County crews will be chip sealing the following roads in the Terrebonne Area (weather permitting):

• NW Montgomery Drive
• NW Lynch Lane
• NW Lynch Court
• NW 30th Street
• NW 25th Street
• NW Eby Avenue
• NW 10th Street
• NE 5th Street
• NE Cayuse Avenue
• NE 9th Street
• NE Crooked River Dr
• NE Wilcox Ave
• NE 17th Street
• NE 1st Street
• NE 33rd St
• NE 28th Court
• NE Smith Rock Way

Closure Information – Road users should anticipate delays and single-lane closures controlled by flaggers during work hours. Work hours are typically 6:30 a.m. – 6 p.m., Monday - Thursday.

The Deschutes County Road Department and our contractors are keeping the health and safety of the public and our workers as our top priority as we continue to serve our community.  We are taking measures to ensure that all state and federally-mandated best management practices to eliminate the spread of COVID-19 are practiced on our project sites.  Please help us with these efforts by using alternate routes when possible and maintaining appropriate physical distance when you absolutely must walk, ride, or drive through our project sites.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Visit:  deschutes.org/news or TripCheck.com

Contact:  Deschutes County Road Department at (541) 388-6581