I-84: meacham-kamela paving & umatilla county signals

This $32,713,042.16 federal Formula Grant award from the Federal Highway Administration under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) was provided to the Oregon Department of Transportation to reconstruct and resurface travel lanes, freeway ramps and bridges, replace guardrail, install median barrier, modify traffic signals, and update bridge railings to improve pavement condition, traffic safety, and signal operations in Oregon. The project covers approximately 30 miles along the I-84 corridor between Meacham and Kamela, as well as signal upgrades in Umatilla County. Key components include repaving, safety enhancements, intersection improvements, and bridge upgrades to current standards. This comprehensive infrastructure project is intended to enhance transportation safety and efficiency across this critical stretch of Oregon's highway system.

Project description

Reconstruct and resurface travel lanes, freeway ramps and bridges to improve pavement condition. Replace guardrail and install median barrier to improve safety. Traffic signal modifications to improve traffic safety & signal operations in umatilla county. Construct crossovers for traffic control. Update the bridge railing to conform to current standards.