99E and South Ivy Street Construction

ODOT 99E Project

Reconstructing the right-hand lanes is occurring in sections, one direction at a time. We will finish each section by paving both lanes. 

The first section of new pavement on OR 99E southbound between Berg Parkway and Elm Street is nearly complete! Work will switch to the other side of the street as soon as Friday, May 17. Pavement work also continues on OR 99E southbound from Pine Street to Locust Street.

• Around-the-clock lane closures continue:
  • Both directions between Pine Street and Berg Parkway. Watch for travel lanes to be shifted.
  • Left turn restrictions where lanes and the center median are closed.
• Side street closures: 
  • No access to or from Birch Street.
  • No access to or from Ivy Street.
• Accessible detours available for people moving through the area. 
• Business access is open during construction. Watch for blue cones, business access signs and flaggers assisting with business access.
• The project is scheduled to be complete fall of 2024. 
• For more information, visit: bit.ly/canbypaving.

Clackamas County's South Ivy Street Bike Lanes and Sidewalks Project

South Ivy Street connects downtown Canby to schools, parks, and surrounding residential neighborhoods. As an important connection, it is crucial that this road serve vehicles, bicyclists and pedestrians.  Construction starts in late May and continues through Dec. 2025. Plans include:

• Widening Ivy Street to three lanes
• Adding bicycle lanes and sidewalks between 1st Ave and Philander Lee Elementary School
• Adding street lighting and installing a traffic signal at Township Road intersection
• See the Preliminary Design Flyover Video 

Expect flagging and lane closures for vehicles and bicycles daily.  Local access to driveways will be maintained and pedestrian access provided. See project map photo below for details.

Check sites below for other regional information:

• City of Canby Public Works, 
• Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT), 
• Clackamas County Roads, 
• City of Oregon City Public Works,
• OregonLive, 
• TripCheck.com.