Sterling Highway Milepost 82 to 94
Description
The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities is proposing to improve safety and reduce congestion for the people and freight traveling along the Sterling Highway between Sterling and Soldotna. This project will address the safety concerns that led to a Highway Safety Corridor designation on this section of the Sterling Highway in 2009.
The proposed project may include:
- Four-lane divided highway with depressed median
- Median breaks approximately every half mile
- Separated bike/pedestrian pathway north of the highway
- Turn lanes
- Intersection realignments
- Continuous highway lighting
Note: The design will not change the existing five-lane highway configuration in Sterling or Soldotna.
Project Area Map
Schedule
How to Get Involved
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- Participate in a public meeting
See "Public Meeting and Materials" below for more information. - Tell us what you think
Submit your comments in the box below or contact the Project Manager. See “Contact” below.
Public Meetings & Materials
Meetings
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Materials
- Finding of No Significant Impact
- Approved Environmental Assessment 30MB
- Preliminary Design Plans, March 2015 5MB
- Public Outreach Summary, October 2021 14.5MB
- Scoping Summary Report, June 2016 33MB
Contact
Send the project manager your comments, questions or concerns:
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