Road Report

How to read your road report: Road restrictions may be near, but not necessarily in, the cities under which they are listed. Most restrictions are from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays. Any lane on the road could be closed between the two cross streets found in most listings. Weather conditions may change work plans.

Freeway work through Everett

n Multiple lanes of I-5 may be closed Monday through Thursday nights and on some Friday nights for the remainder of the year. Closures will be in both directions in various locations between Highway 526 (the Boeing Freeway) and Marine View Drive. Southbound closures begin at 7 p.m. and end at 4 a.m. Northbound closures begin at 10 p.m. and end at 5 a.m. Friday night closures end at 7 a.m. Saturdays. Watch for traffic signs.

Lane striping continues this week on northbound I-5 lanes between Highway 526 and the Broadway exit. Lane closures begin about 9 p.m. and end about 6 a.m. the next day.

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On dry nights this week, paving operations in the southbound I-5 lanes are set to continue. Lanes begin closing as early as 6 p.m. and end about 4 a.m. the next day.

On dry nights this week, exits from and onramps to I-5 may be closed in the downtown Everett area. Paving and construction of noise wall barriers is continuing.

Through November, a barrier will separate the westbound U.S. 2 exit to the southbound I-5 onramp from the offramp to California and Walnut streets. The speed limit is reduced to 25 mph.

I-5 overpass work continues between Highway 526 (the Boeing Freeway) and Marine View Drive in Everett. The state will close lanes and reroute drivers on several downtown Everett streets, including Everett Avenue, Broadway (41st Street), 41st Street, Pacific Avenue, Lowell Road-52nd Street, Hewitt Ave­nue, Harrison Avenue, Highland Avenue, Smith Avenue and Summit Avenue. Street closures could cause ramp and city street backups. Drivers are encouraged to use other routes.

New or updated roadwork

For information on emergency county road closures and maintenance projects, call Snohomish County road maintenance at 360-862-7500 or go to www.snoco.org.

Alderwood Manor

Poppy Road between Second Avenue SE, Meridian Drive SE, and Winesap Road. Lane closures through Dec. 11. Power pole replacement.

Arlington

236th Street NE between 13th Avenue NE and 15th Avenue NE. Lane closure through Nov. 16. Power pole relocation.

Bothell

Highway 524 and Filbert Road. Lane closure today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Road widening project.

39th Avenue SE adjacent to 209th Street SE. Lane closure through Nov. 30. Aerial replacement.

Cathcart

Cathcart Way between Highway 9 and 83rd Street SE. Lane closure through Nov. 9. Retaining wall construction.

Everett

39th Avenue SE adjacent to 209th. Lane closure through Nov. 30 Replacing aerial facilities.

12th Street SE between 83rd Avenue SE and 87th Avenue SE. Lane closure through Nov. 15. Frontage improvements.

87th Avenue SE between 12th Street SE and 8th Street SE. Lane closure through Nov. 21. Utility and frontage installation.

Lake Stevens

83rd Avenue SE between 12th Street SE and Eighth Street SE. Lane closure through Nov. 15. Frontage improvements.

79th Avenue SE. Lane closure through Nov. 9. Residential gas service installation.

Lynnwood

14th Avenue W. between 173rd Street SW and 172nd Place SW. Full road closure through Nov. 16. Sewer connections and frontage improvements.

13th Avenue W. between 167th Place SW and 172nd Street SW. Lane closure through Nov. 30. Frontage improvements.

Locust Way between 218th Street SW and 215th Place SW. Lane closure through Nov. 30. Sanitary sewer connection.

Magnolia Road between Filbert Road and 189th Street SW. Lane closures through Jan. 4. Gas line installation.

Marysville

128th Street NE between 26th Avenue NE and 34th Avenue NE. 24-hour road closure through Nov. 16. Intersection improvements, detour posted.

Maltby

Broadway Avenue between 200th Street SE and 206th Street SE. Full road closure through Nov. 7. Sewer system hookup.

Mill Creek

Third Avenue SE north of 164th Street SW. Lane closure through Nov. 23. Frontage improvements.

12th Street SE between 83rd Avenue SE and 87th Avenue SE. Lane closure through Nov. 15. Utility installation and frontage improvements.

Snohomish

115th Avenue SE from the intersection of 92nd Street SE. Lane closure through Nov. 30. Cable installation.

Ongoing roadwork

Bothell

39th Avenue SE adjacent to 209th Street SE. Lane closure through Nov. 30. Aerial replacement.

Grannis Road at 189th Street. Lane closure through Nov. 9. Verizon Communications will install poles and aerial facilities.

Grannis Road between 29th Avenue SE and 30th Avenue SE. Lane closure through Nov. 9. Residential gas service installation.

Filbert Drive between Nellis Road and 203rd Street SE. Lane closure through Nov. 9. Frontage improvements.

Snohomish

n Riverview Road between 5000 and 6300 blocks of Riverview Road. Lane closure through Nov. 16. Repairs along shoulder adjacent to riverbank.

Stanwood

n Lakewood Road, Frank Waters Road and Marine Drive. Lane closure through Dec. 31. Constructing 7.5 miles of electric power transmission line.

Tulalip

n Tulare Way southwest of View Place. Lane closures through today. Road repair.

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