Overnight closures set for Highway 529 between Everett, Marysville

Construction crews need to install a safety barrier, closing the road from Ebey Slough and Interstate 5 on Monday and Tuesday.

The Highway 529/I-5 interchange project includes a northbound ramp from the freeway onto the highway into Marysville, and a southbound ramp from the highway to the interstate. The southbound ramp could be delayed. (Washington State Department of Transportation)

The Highway 529/I-5 interchange project includes a northbound ramp from the freeway onto the highway into Marysville, and a southbound ramp from the highway to the interstate. The southbound ramp could be delayed. (Washington State Department of Transportation)

MARYSVILLE — Highway 529 is set to close between Ebey Slough and I-5 for road work overnight Monday and Tuesday.

Crews contracted by the Washington state Department of Transportation plan to put in a safety barrier to separate northbound and southbound traffic as part of work to build a roundabout.

The closure is scheduled for 10 p.m. to 4:30 a.m. each day.

The detour will use I-5 and the Fourth Street interchange in Marysville.

Eventually, the project will have new ramps from Highway 529 to both directions of I-5 so drivers can avoid the railroad crossing in Marysville.

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