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There’s a plan to replace I-5 bridges over Nisqually delta. Here’s how to give input


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There’s a plan to replace I-5 bridges over Nisqually delta. Here’s how to give input

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are underway to replace Interstate 5 bridges over the Nisqually River from Martin Road (Exit 111) to Mounts Road (Exit 116).

It’s going to be a big hassle, but that work is going to have to happen sooner rather than later because

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effectively dammed the Nisqually River, not only hurting migration patterns of salmon and other wildlife but
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and hunting patterns as well.

As

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, as rising sea levels and flash floods increase water flow under the bridges,
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as soon as 2040. Daily traffic volumes already exceed the highway’s capacity during peak travel periods, including the weekend, and that’s only expected to increase.

A highway shutdown along the West Coast’s main north-south highway wouldn’t just be a headache for drivers but could also result in a

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for neighboring ****** Base Lewis-McChord, according to previous News Tribune reporting.

So what’s the state doing about it?

Planning is underway to restore the Nisqually River Delta and

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that can accommodate more traffic, in addition to bikes and pedestrians. A National Environmental Policy Act Review Process began in July and is expected to be completed in spring 2026.

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A map shows several design options proposed for replacing Interstate 5 bridges near the Nisqually River delta. Washington State Department of Transportation

A formal

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is now active through Sept. 12, where residents can provide feedback on potential bridge designs and lengths, potential environmental impacts and strategies to mitigate those impacts.

You can share your feedback online at

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.

There will also be an

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at the Lacey Community Center (6729 Pacific Ave. SE) Aug. 20 from 4:30-6:30 p.m., where you can ask the project team questions and provide comments.



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