Sammamish Infrastructure Projects: Traffic Signal Repainting, ADA Barrier Removal, and More
The City of Sammamish is undertaking several key infrastructure projects to enhance local roadways and community accessibility. Crews are actively repainting traffic signal and street light poles on Southeast 30th Street, with work scheduled from 7 p. m. to 5 a. m.
, and flaggers are directing traffic to mitigate disruptions. A significant event, the groundbreaking ceremony for the Louis Thompson Tightline Project, will take place on August 29 at Ebright Park, providing an opportunity for public engagement. Additionally, the ADA Barrier Removal Project is in progress along 228th Avenue Southeast, where non-compliant curb ramps and damaged sidewalk panels are being replaced; this work is anticipated to finish by September 18. Residents should be on alert for traffic delays and are encouraged to plan their commutes accordingly. Ziply will also begin work on overhead communication lines on East Lake Sammamish Parkway starting August 26, which is expected to last around two weeks.
Lastly, a King County Local Services project is addressing road maintenance on 244th Avenue Northeast, where a slide has necessitated lane narrowing and upcoming full road closure for repairs. The community is urged to stay informed through the provided links for further details on each project.