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Camas’ Northwest 38th Avenue corridor improvements head into final phase

$8.8M project is 95% grant-funded; work set to start later this year aims to improve safety, mobility for motorists, pedestrians and bicyclists

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An aerial view of the Northwest 38th Avenue corridor in Camas shows the location of the multi-phased corridor improvements, including phase 3, which will improve the corridor’s safety for motorists, pedestrians and bicyclists along the stretch of road that begins at the intersection of Northwest 38th Avenue and Northwest Parker Street and ends near Grass Valley Park. Camas city staff have said they expect construction on the third phase of the project, which is 95% grant-funded, will begin in the summer or fall of 2024 and be completed in 2025. (Photo courtesy of the city of Camas)

The final phase of a multi-year road improvement project along Camas’ Northwest 38th Avenue corridor is set to enter its third and final phase of construction later this year.

Camas officials will consider approval of a $797,843 agreement with PBS Engineering and Environmental, Inc. for construction management related to the final phase of the multi-year street improvement project.

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