Three ways to stay up to date to street projects

As the temperatures rise, so does the buzz of street construction in Eugene. The City is gearing up for another season of street construction, and this time, it's enhancing communication channels to keep residents informed and ahead of the game.

Recognizing the inconvenience construction can bring, the City of Eugene remains committed to improving streets while keeping community members in the loop about ongoing projects. With a focus on proactive measures such as repaving, stormwater management and street safety, the City aims to ensure that the inconveniences of construction lead to long-term benefits for the community.

The City wants community members to be aware of several resources designed to keep residents informed:

1. TripCheck.org:TripCheck is the one-stop shop for all information related to active construction projects, delays and closures. By zooming in on Eugene, community members can see the various projects and anticipated construction activities. This real-time resource helps commuters plan alternate routes and adjust travel times accordingly.
2. Road Work Advisories: For those who prefer weekly updates, the City offers a road work report that is accessible online. Tailored for both the public and the media, the street construction report provides a succinct overview of ongoing construction activities. Residents can quickly scan for streets along their regular routes, allowing them to plan their travels with fewer surprises.
3. Current Projects Page: Ever wonder why construction is happening on a particular street? The Current Projects page on the City's website provides detailed information for each project scheduled for construction in 2024. From safety enhancements to construction schedules and expected outcomes, residents can learn more about the specifics of each project.

Using these resources, Eugene residents can navigate construction season with greater ease, knowing that their city is committed to creating smoother, safer streets for all.

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