Design phase
Updated: Feb 5, 2026
The Airport and Miley intersection has long been one of Clackamas County’s more problematic locations – frequent crashes, long queues, and neighborhood cut-through traffic on Prairie View Drive. This project delivers a focused, data-driven safety solution designed to make daily travel safer and more predictable.
This project will convert the intersection to an all-way stop with an overhead flashing beacon, upgrade intersection lighting to meet current safety standards, install a pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) camera for real-time traffic monitoring, and will upgrade signs and pavement markings.
The county will coordinate with the City of Wilsonville and ODOT.
Why
- Studies show up to 70% crash reduction at intersections converted to all-way stops
- Injury crashes decline even more dramatically
- Every serious injury or fatal crash is one too many. Our goal is zero
- Small time trade-off (15 seconds or less at peak hours) yields major safety benefits
Schedule
- Design: Through June 2026
- Construction: Fall 2026
Traffic impact
- Minor and intermittent lane closures will be needed during construction.
Current activities
- Project design
Funding
- Project estimate $431,000
- Funding is provided from the county road fund and state gas taxes
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