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Council accepts West D Street safety improvements project
Summary
The council adopted a resolution accepting project P41049 (West D Street network improvements), completing federally funded walking and biking safety work that added speed humps, a raised crosswalk, ADA ramps and bike path transitions; the project was inspected by ODOT and accepted by a 6–0 vote.
The City Council adopted a resolution accepting the West D Street network improvements project (P41049), completing a federal‑funded walking and biking safety package.
Senior contracts analyst Amanda Clinton said the contractor (PACKX) has finished the work and ODOT has inspected the project. Capital engineering manager Christy Krueger described the scope: four speed humps spaced along West D Street (Mill Street to River Hills Drive), a raised crosswalk at the park on the east end, sight‑distance improvements and a realigned riverfront path connection, a new bicycle transition to separate cyclists from pedestrian sidewalks and ADA ramp upgrades.
A motion to adopt the acceptance resolution passed on a 6–0 roll call vote.
Why this matters: The project aims to reduce conflicts among drivers, cyclists and pedestrians on West D Street and improve access to the riverfront path.
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