Damascus Area Safety Upgrades

Update and enhance curve warning signs on 222nd Dr. and Wiese Road and add overhead flashing beacon at intersection of 222nd Dr. and Tillstrom Road.

Status

Completed

Updated: Jan. 5, 2023

Intersection safety upgrades were made at 13 intersections using oversized advance warning signs on both sides of street, stop signs on both sides of street, with added reflective sheeting on sign posts, enhanced pavement markings, raised pavement markers and delineators.

These safety improvements were recommended in a Road Safety Audit conducted in 2017 and are expected to provide:

  • Updated curve warning signs: 16% crash reduction for road departure crashes 
  • Basic intersection upgrades: 20–30% crash reduction for all crash types 

The traffic safety team  assessed and determined proper curve advisory speeds to post along each road segment where curve warning signs were installed.

Intersection upgrades on 222nd Dr.: 

  • Hoffmeister Road 
  • Bohna Park Road 
  • Tillstrom Road 
  • Borges Road

Intersection upgrades on 242nd Ave.: 

  • Hoffmeister Road 
  • Bohna Park Road 
  • Tillstrom Road
  • Sunshine Valley Road

Intersection upgrades on Tillstrom Road:

  • Bohna Park Road
  • Borges Road
  • 190th Dr.
  • Foster Road

Intersection upgrades at Wiese Road and Bohna Park Road. 

For more information on curve warning signs, read the ODOT Fact Sheet on Updated Curve Warning Signs. For more information on intersection upgrades, read the ODOT Fact Sheet on Intersection Upgrades

Why

To provide a safer roadway for all users and to reduce crashes.

Funding

  • Project estimate $500,000.
  • Funding is provided from Damascus Road Funds. 

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DAMASCUS AREA SYSTEMIC SAFETY ENHANCEMENTS

Contact
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Christian Snuffin
Transportation and Development
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