Construction in Olympia

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This map shows both City managed and major private construction projects. Click the mapped points for project details including timeframe, impacts, contact information and more.

You may filter the projects you see with the Layers tab at the top of the map.

*Important Information*

  • Not all projects are shown on the map
  • The points on this map represent general locations only
  • Project details may change at any time and may not be reflected on the map
  • Some information may not be available for private projects
  • Contact the Project Manager or listed department for specific details and the most up-to-date information

Featured Projects

Downtown Street Improvements

Four major streets in the Downtown core are slated for improvements over the next several years.

Downtown Transit Improvements

Minor street improvements and signal operation changes on State and 4th Avenues will help buses move through Downtown quickly and efficiently. Installation is scheduled for fall of 2019.

Green Cove Park

The City is reviewing a preliminary plat application for the subdivision of 50 acres into 181 single-family lots with associated improvements for streets and utilities.

Harrison Avenue Mixed Use

Proposal to subdivide 7 acre site located at 3840 Harrison Avenue NW to create 5 commercial lots for future mixed use development.

Village at Cain Road

Proposal is to subdivide one parcel into 24 single-family lots, and five tracts established for stormwater, trees, a pedestrian trail, open space, and a private access road.

Wellington Heights

The City is reviewing a preliminary plat application for the subdivision of 9.4 acres into 56 single-family lots with associated improvements for streets and utilities.

Westman Mill Redevelopment

Construction of three buildings containing a total of 86 residential units, parking for 73 vehicles, and approximately 8,500 sq.ft. of commercial retail space along State Avenue.

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