4TH STREET AND 88TH STREET NE CORRIDOR IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT
4TH STREET AND 88TH STREET NE CORRIDOR IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT
Beginning in January 2020, The Tulalip Tribes hosted monthly Study Support Team (SST) meetings. The SST meetings included participation from the project stakeholders including FHWA, Snohomish County, the City of Marysville, WSDOT, and Community Transit.
The purpose of the SST meetings was to collaborate with stakeholders, develop the project purpose and need, review existing conditions, prepare the baseline and contextual needs, develop and refine improvement alternatives screening, and support the selection of a preferred alternative that meets the needs.
The SST team reviewed several alternatives to identify a preferred alternative at each interchange. Click the links below to view information about the preferred alternatives selected.
In the Fall of 2021, an Online Open House was presented to allow the community to provide comments on the project status and preferred alternatives selected.
Responses to questions received are summarized in the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).
Based on the comments received and the selection of preferred alternatives, the Tulalip Tribes will proceed with studying how the project may affect people and the environment. The results of the study will be published in an Environmental Assessment that will be shared with the public for additional feedback and comments.
The design for this project is progressing on schedule. The Preliminary Design (30%) was completed in September 2022.
This design was reviewed by the Tribes, the City of Marysville and WSDOT. The project team is currently working on the design for a Constructability Review (60%) that will begin in April 2023. This review will include the Tribes, City of Marysville, Snohomish County, WSDOT and Community Transit.
Listen as we walk you through a 15-minute slide show that provides an overview of the project and the findings of the environmental assessment.
