The Northwest Railway Museum is partnering with the City on the Railway Crossing Capital Project, a federal grant-funded effort that will upgrade four railway crossings throughout North Bend.
Please take note of the following round-the-clock road closures:
- ROAD CLOSURE – NW 8th Street, near Alm Way: From 7 p.m. Sunday, November 9, through 5 a.m. Thursday, November 13
- ROAD CLOSURE – North Bend Way, near Tollgate Park: From 7 p.m. Friday, November 14, through 5 a.m. Tuesday, November 18
View the Railway Crossing Capital Project Map (opens in a new tab).
Crews from contractor Stacy Witbeck will work during daytime and nighttime hours, with the goal of completing each project as quickly and efficiently as possible. Drivers can expect clearly marked detours and information boards at each location. Messaging boards will be installed prior to each road closure.
Following the Council’s unanimous approval of the resolution authorizing the agreement at the October 7, 2025, City Council meeting, two of these railway crossing projects have been completed so far in October and November:
- SR 202/Bendigo Boulevard
- Main Avenue S
The project is a result of a $4.8 million 2023 Rail-Highway Crossing Program grant from the Washington State Department of Transportation.

Once finished, the four railway crossings will enhance travel quality and safety with new concrete panels, tracks, crossing gates, signals, and cantilevered flashing lights. In addition, the tracks between SR 202/Bendigo Boulevard and Main Avenue have been relocated approximately 14 feet south along McClellan Street to make room for future parking improvements in this area.
Community members with comments or questions can contact Capital Projects and Grant Manager, Daniel Marcinko, by email at dmarcinko@northbendwa.gov or by phone at (425) 888-7639.
The city will continue to provide community updates as this project continues.
Learn more about the Railway Crossing Capital Project by reading the October 7, 2025 Council packet (opens in a new tab) (page 43), or by visiting the Six-Year Transportation Improvement Plan (opens in a new tab) webpage.
[Information provided by the City of North Bend]



