UPDATE | SEPT. 12, 2023
Contractor crews working for the City of Snoqualmie are scheduled to work on painting and road utilities the week of September 12. Minimal traffic impacts are expected.
We are nearing completion of the full Snoqualmie Parkway paving project. Work is weather dependent and subject to change.
Due to rain delays in early August, paving overlapped with the start of the school year. City and contractors mitigated impacts to the school district, students, and families, but with a project of this size and importance, potential delays cannot be fully mitigated. For student safety, the City provided police officers to support contractor traffic control crews at intersections where students cross Snoqualmie Parkway to access school busses or buildings.
See the baseline paving schedule map below, and please note, segment start and end points may change due to weather and other factors. This map is available to assist drivers with general route planning.
Options for Timber Ridge Elementary School (TRES) Families:
- Walk if possible or use school busses to reduce cars on Snoqualmie Parkway.
- Use SE Jacobia Street to access TRES. Deer Park neighborhood residents can use Swenson Drive to Swing Ave to Jacobia as an alternate route to TRES.
- Heights neighborhood families can consider parking on Douglas Ave near Snoqualmie Parkway and using the Snoqualmie Parkway walking path to access TRES.
Options for Mount Si High School Students and Families:
- Consult paving schedule map and depending on construction location, consider alternative side streets to access Snoqualmie Parkway or consider eastbound I-90 to exit 27 as an alternative route to downtown Snoqualmie.
- Carpool or use school busses to reduce cars on Snoqualmie Parkway.
- Plan for extra travel time.
The City continues to appreciate residents’ patience and understanding while this important roadway improvement project is completed.
Parkway Rehabilitation Project
Rehabilitating the pavement and intersection ADA ramps and curbs of the 3.5-mile-long Snoqualmie Parkway is an important City capital improvement project. The approximate $3.75 million, three-month project began the week of June 19 and is being funded by a one-time state appropriation.
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More information: Snoqualmie Parkway Rehabilitation Project page