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Comment on Century Boulevard Extension Project

Washington County Land Use & Transportation (LUT) seeks community comments on Century Boulevard Extension Project (Hillsboro) at online open house.
Media release

For Immediate Release: Friday, March 19, 2021

Comment period extended to April 11.
UPDATED: 04/01/2021
Sponsored by: Department of Land Use and Transportation

Comment on the Century Boulevard Extension Project through an online open house through April 11.

A bridge over Rock Creek will connect Century Boulevard, between Main and Lois streets, east of Noble Woods Park. Sidewalks and cycle tracks along Century Boulevard will create a shorter connection between homes and businesses for those walking through the park.

In partnership with city of Hillsboro, Century Boulevard will be widened with a center turn lane, south of Borwick Street, and realigned between Lois and Ariel streets.

We will reduce environmental impacts by using Dark Sky-compliant streetlights that are better for nocturnal animals. The system will also allow the city to dim the lights when traffic is low. We will also plant over 100 trees and shrubs and treat stormwater runoff before it is released.

Cost is estimated at $17.3 million and will be funded through the Major Streets Transportation Improvement Program (MSTIP 3e.) We hope to start construction in spring 2022.

Visit the open house or contact Capital Project Services at [email protected] or 503-846-7822.

Media Contact:

Heather Sturgill, Senior Communications Specialist/PIO
503-754-1303
[email protected]