Slurry Seal Project 2019

FURTHER DELAY....   It WAs anticipated that RESCHEDULED WORK WOULD BE CARRIED OUT ON FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019, BUT DUE TO THE WEATHER, IT HAS NOW BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL LATER THIS SUMMER.  THE DATE IS YET TO BE DETERMINED.  ...

Third Street Bicycle/Pedestrian Bridge

The Third Street Bicycle/Pedestrian Bridge is a ten foot wide, fifty-five foot long structure that spans Paradise Creek and allows pedestrian and bicycle traffic to traverse east and west along Third Street.  

The bridge was installed on May 16, 2...

Asphalt Rubber Chip Seal 2019

PROJECT POSTPONED UNTIL JULY 1, 2019  - The Pavement Management Program for Fiscal Year 2019 includes applying 44,000 square yards of an Asphalt Rubber (AR) Chip Seal road treatment to multiple locations throughout the City. Asphalt Rubber Chip S...

Third Street Multi-modal Improvements, Phase II

Phase II of this project includes installation of a two-way bike lane separated from vehicular traffic along Third Street from Mountain View to Washington Street. The two five foot wide bike lanes will traverse the north side of Third Street and will be s...

2019 Sidewalk Program

The intent of the City of Moscow Sidewalk Improvement Program is to replace damaged or deficient sidewalks and pedestrian curb ramps, and generally improve pedestrian access throughout the community. 

In an effort to encourage property owners to r...

Pedestrian Curb Ramp Improvement Project

A  deficient pedestrian curb ramp will be replaced at the SE corner of the intersection of Jackson Street (US 95) and Third Street.During construction please be aware of the following:

• The eastern most lane on Jackson Street will be closed
• There wi...

Indian Hills Water Main Replacement

The Indian Hills water main project consists of replacing approximately 3,400 ft. of undersized 6” water main with 8” pipe.  Increasing the size of the water main will provide better fire flow protection, greater water capacit...

Inflow and Infiltration Abatement (I & I)

Infiltration and Inflow (I & I) occurs when ground water and storm water enters the City collections system through root intrusions, faulty service connections, and other leak related issues. I & I problems are worsened by rain and flooding events...