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Bainbridge Island, WA - Official Website Skip to Main Content Create an Account - Increase your productivity, customize your experience, and engage in information you superintendency about.    Sign In Search GovernmentResidentsVisitorsBusinessHow Do I? HomeNews Flash Search All categories Home Tools RSS Notify Me® Categories All Categories Home News Flash Home Posted on: August 9, 2018Road ShoulderResurgenceProject to Bring DelaysWithalMiller Road & Fletcher Bay Road Update on Thursday, August 23:The shoulder widening project withal Miller Road and Fletcher Bay Road has been postponed by the contractor, Titan Earthwork, considering of a strike by a union (Operating Engineers Local 302) that represents engineers, mechanics and surveyors in the construction industry. Titan Earthwork will send out an update early next week.******Update on Wednesday, August 15:The shoulder widening project withal Miller Road and Fletcher Bay Road has been postponed one week by the contractor, Titan Earthwork. The work is expected to uncork on Monday, August 27 and will likely last through the end of November. The improvements are stuff washed-up to make the roads safer for all users as part of the City’s Core 40 program.******People who travel withal Miller Road and Fletcher Bay Road should plan for delays when a shoulder resurgence project begins later this month.  The construction is expected to start on or well-nigh Monday, August 20 and completion is expected on or well-nigh Monday, October 29. Crews visualize the work will happen 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Monday to Friday.The project involves widening both shoulders of Miller Road from Tolo Road to Peterson Hill Road and Fletcher Bay Road from High School Road to New Brooklyn Road.At various times during construction, traffic will be reduced to one lane with flaggers, so drivers should expect delays or use unorganized routes as this is a heavily traveled area. “Anyone who has walked or biked withal these roads will understand this is a huge safety resurgence for our community,” said Project Manager Chris Munter.The shoulder improvements are part of the City’s Core 40 program that was ripened in 2007 to create a 40-mile integrated shoulder network wideness the Island to make the roads safer for bicyclists and pedestrians.The Core 40 Miller Road and Fletcher Bay Road ShoulderResurgenceProject, which totals $1.38 million, is paid for through two federal grants in the value of $1.14 million with the wastefulness to be paid from the City’s unstipulated fund.At the July 10 City Council meeting, the contract was awarded to Titan Earthwork, LLC which was the only bidder.For increasingly information well-nigh the project and to sign up for the project listserv, please visit: https://www.bainbridgewa.gov/1089/Core-40-Miller-Rd-Fletcher-Bay-Rd-ShouldAdditional Info... ⇐Previous Update: City Council Amends Landmark Tree OrdinanceNext⇒ Wastewater Treatment Plant Receives Outstanding Performance Award Other News in HomeAttend a Dec. 10 Meeting on Placement of New Buoys in Eagle HarborPosted on: November 27, 2018Update: WSDOT Cancels December Night Work on SR 305 Agate Pass BridgePosted on: November 26, 2018Update: Suzuki Property Development ProjectPosted on: November 19, 2018Traffic Notice: Plan Ahead for Night Closures of SR 305 Agate Pass BridgePosted on: November 14, 2018New Tree Regulations toUncorkDecember 3Posted on: November 13, 2018City Council Releases Statement Following Rejection of SAFE Mobility LevyPosted on: November 7, 2018City Seeking Applicants for Citizen Advisory GroupsPosted on: November 6, 2018City Prevails in Legal Challenge to Updated Critical Areas Ordinance (CAO)Posted on: November 2, 2018BIPD Investigating Allegation of AssaultPosted on: October 18, 2018Waterfront Park Receives “Great Places in Washington” AwardPosted on: October 17, 2018PCD Now Offering Online Services & Appointments for Building Permit ApplicantsPosted on: October 11, 2018City Accepting Applications for Open Water Marina CommunityPosted on: October 8, 2018City Seeking Input on Intersection Improvements at Sportsman Club Rd & New Brooklyn RdPosted on: October 3, 2018City SeekingPolityInput on 2019-2020 Proposed BudgetPosted on: September 28, 2018City Council Approves Details of SAFE Mobility Project Selection CommitteePosted on: September 26, 2018Work on City Projects to Continue Following End of StrikePosted on: September 10, 2018Enforcement of All-Gender Restroom Rules Begins on October 1Posted on: September 10, 2018Project at Winslow Way Ravine Brings Traffic Lane, Sidewalk ClosuresPosted on: August 28, 2018BIPD Seeks Public's Help After Vandals Cause $5,000 in Damage at Battle Point ParkPosted on: August 24, 2018Update: City Council Amends Landmark Tree OrdinancePosted on: August 16, 2018Wastewater Treatment Plant Receives Outstanding Performance AwardPosted on: August 9, 2018Appointments Made to Pro and Con Committees for “Connecting Bainbridge: SAFE Mobility Levy”Posted on: August 3, 2018City Seeks Proposals for Projects to Support TourismPosted on: July 26, 2018City Seeks Lodging Representative for Lodging Tax Advisory CommitteePosted on: July 25, 2018Community Members Organize ‘Dinner on the STO’Posted on: July 12, 2018City Council Postpones Public Hearing for Landmark Tree OrdinancePosted on: July 11, 2018Planning a Trip Abroad? 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