This Road Report information is provided as a public service and includes major construction and maintenance activities that delay or detour traffic on County-maintained roads. Listings may change without notice due to weather delays, equipment problems, and unforeseen circumstance. Check this page often for the latest information. Please observe all posted signs and detours. Use extreme caution when traveling through construction zones. 

Delays up to 5 minutes	Delays 5 to 10 minutes
Delays 10 minutes or more	Road is closed

Horizon Lane, Mullenix to south end, has minimal delays Monday through Friday. County crews are full depth patching in various locations. Work is weather dependent. Flaggers assist traffic when necessary.

Glenwood Road, Christmas Tree Lane to Lake Helena Road, has minimal delays Monday through Friday. County crews are full depth patching in various locations. Work is weather dependent. Flaggers assist traffic when necessary.

Peacock Hill Road, Nelson road to Alpine Road (Pierce County Line), has minimal delays Monday through Friday. County crews are full depth patching in various locations. Work is weather dependent. Flaggers assist traffic when necessary.

Caraway Road, at the dead end portion of the road past Corliss Road, has minimal delays through May 16th. SLW Construction is installing a sewer main. Work is weather dependent. Flaggers assist traffic when necessary.

Old Clifton Road, just east of Campus Parkway, has minimal delays through May. HOS Brothers Construction is hauling material off site for Quadrant Homes at McCormick Woods North Division 3. Drivers may see increased truck traffic in this area.  Flaggers assist traffic when necessary.

Old Clifton Road, just west of McCormick Woods Drive to Berry Lake Road, has minimal delays through May. Quadrant Homes is performing road frontage improvements associated with McCormick Woods North Division 3. Drivers may see increased truck traffic in this area. Flaggers assist traffic when necessary.

County crews may be working in areas adjacent to and outside of the driving lanes. This work includes storm system and ditch restoration, shoulder maintenance, sweeping, overhead brushing, road crack seal application, vegetation management and other maintenance  activities. Use caution when passing roadside workers.

Central Kitsap Area

Silverdale Way, at the intersection of Anderson Hill Rd., has minimal delays through September. Seton Construction begins work on the traffic signal system and pedestrian improvements. Preliminary work begins now with most of the construction taking place outside of the roadway. Once preliminary work is complete, activity at the site is suspended until the traffic light poles arrive in August.  Flaggers assist traffic when necessary.

Provost Road, just south of Anderson Hill Road at the Harley dealership, has minimal delays through May. HOS Brothers Construction is hauling material off site for Destination Harley. Drivers may see increased truck traffic in this area.  Flaggers assist traffic when necessary.

Chico Way at the bridge  project has begun Updated April 30, 2008 Click here for details

Holly  Road, in various locations, has minimal delays Monday through Friday. County crews are cleaning up the road and repairing damaged curbing. Work is weather dependent. Flaggers assist traffic when necessary.

Illahee Road  between Varsity and California Updated April 30, 2008 Click here for details

County crews may be working in areas adjacent to and outside of the driving lanes. This work includes storm system and ditch restoration, shoulder maintenance, sweeping, overhead brushing, road crack seal application, vegetation management and other maintenance  activities. Use caution when passing roadside workers.

Hansville Road, between the Casino entrance and Ecology Road, may experience delays up to 20 minutes during peak commute times. This traffic safety improvement consists of widening lanes, installing a two-way left turn lane, providing intersection channelization where warranted, and creating eight-foot paved shoulders. Oceanside Construction, Inc., begins work on this $893,222 project May 15, 2008.

County crews may be working in areas adjacent to and outside of the driving lanes. This work includes storm system and ditch restoration, shoulder maintenance, sweeping, overhead brushing, road crack seal application, vegetation management and other maintenance  activities. Use caution when passing roadside workers.

Miller Bay Road
(between West Kingston Road and Indianola Road at the 
Heritage Park entrance)
This is a road widening and channelization project that was suspended due to weather in October and is ready for completion. Motorists may experience delays of up to 20 minutes during peak commute times. Northern Con-Ag continues work on this $468,771 project May 19, 2008. 

Hood Canal Drive (North Kitsap)
(between Hood Canal Place and Ponderosa Drive)
This traffic safety improvement project consists of road widening to allow two 11-foot lanes and 6-foot paved shoulders, horizontal and vertical curve corrections on the road, and a culvert replacement at Hawks Hole creek. Seton Construction begins work on this $991,422 project May 27, 2008.

Ridgetop Boulevard (Central Kitsap)
(between Mickelberry Road and Myhre Road)
This road is closed Sunday, June 1, 2008, from 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m for the "All American Soap Box Derby Race". Emergency vehicles are allowed through this area during the closure.

Locker Road Culvert Replacement (South Kitsap)
(approximately 0.45 miles N. of Sedgwick Rd.)
This project consists replaces a collapsing 30-inch concrete culvert and embankment and bank erosion restoration to the existing residence adjacent to the culvert. The new culvert meets all Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife criteria for fish passage, and is adequately sized to receive storm flows. RV Associates, Inc. begins work on this $281,960 project July 7, 2008. 

Panther Lake Road Culvert Replacement (South Kitsap)
(near the northwest corner of Panther Lake)
This project consists replaces a 70 foot long collapsing 48-inch concrete culvert and repairs embankment and bank erosion. The new culvert meets all Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife criteria for fish passage, and is adequately sized to receive storm flows. RV Associates, Inc. begins work on this $96,059 project August 4, 2008.