Major Projects

1. I-90 Peak Use Shoulder Lanes

   The state is creating added capacity on I-90 between the Eastgate and Lakemont interchanges.

2. Anchor Parks: Master Planning

   Issaquah is embarking on an effort to reinvest, reimagine, enhance and diversify three of our anchor parks.

3. Bike Park

   We're building an introductory skills bike park at Central Park.

4. Census 2020

   The Census count is mandated by the Constitution and conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau, a nonpartisan government agency and is conducted every 10 years.

5. Dog Park

   Learn more about Issaquah's priority to build an off-leash dog park.

6. Hillside Cemetery

   The City is currently planning for the long-term management and financial sustainability of its cemetery.

7. Land Use Code Overhaul

   The Land Use Code overhaul is a citywide effort aimed at updating the regulations that guide growth and development in Issaquah.

8. Mobility Master Plan

   To ensure our community’s values and vision are reflected in future decision making around transportation, the City is creating it's first ever Mobility Master Plan.

9. Newport Way - Maple to Sunset

   Learn more about a project to design future improvements for this section of Newport Way Northwest.

10. Newport Way - SR 900 to SE 54th

    Learn more about a project to design future improvements for this section of Newport Way Northwest.

11. Northwest Gilman Boulevard

    Together with the residents of Issaquah, users of Gilman Boulevard and business owners in the area, the City will develop a corridor framework for Northwest Gilman Boulevard.

12. Olde Town Land Use Code Changes

    Issaquah's Olde Town Subarea Plan focuses on preserving our historic downtown core.

13. Olde Town Traffic Calming

    In the Fall of 2018, the City installed permanent traffic calming in Olde Town.

14. Private Development

    Learn more about private sector projects in the City of Issaquah.

15. SE 43rd Way Signal

    Learn more about a project to realign the driveways to Providence Point and Forest Village and install a traffic signal at the new intersection.

16. Sycamore Sewer

    In late 2018, the City started its most recent assessment of possibly extending public sewer to Sycamore.

17. Transit-Oriented Development Project

    The City is working to create a proposed mixed-use, transit-oriented development that aligns with the Central Issaquah Plan vision.

18. Water Treatment Plant

    To ensure reliable and safe drinking water for decades to come, Issaquah is now planning for a new, centralized water treatment plant.