Sedro-Woolley roads set for summer repairs

SEDRO-WOOLLEY - Pavement and pedestrian-centered improvement projects will continue this summer in and around Sedro-Woolley.

The Sedro-Woolley City Council recently awarded a contract to TRICO in the amount of $317,153 for the projects.

"There were quite a few tight bids," Public Works Director Bill Bullock said. "All were within about $40,000 of each other."

This amount is $81,690 less than the previous estimate of $398,843 for the project.

"This was a solid bid, and TRICO is a reputable construction company I have worked with on several different projects," Bullock said. "I expect to have a good project out of them."

Design work for the contract was completed by city staff, and construction management will also be done in-house.

The company has 50 working days to complete the project, planned to begin this summer with a deadline for completion set before Sept. 1.

Roadways include Bingham Place from State Street to the cul-de-sac at the end of Bingham Place - approximately 850 feet - Talcott Street from 7th Street to Township Street, and the alley north of 720 Murdock Street, between Metcalf Street and Murdock Street.

A 2-inch overlay on Bingham Place from State Street to the cul-de-sac at the end of Bingham Place includes full-depth pavement repairs, adjusting existing structures and installing a plastic stop bar.

Talcott Street from 7th Street to Township Street will have full-depth removal and replacement of cement concrete pavement panels, roadway excavation, installation of gravel borrow and crushed surfacing top-course.

The alley north of 720 Murdock Street, between Metcalf Street and Murdock Street, includes full-depth pavement removal, regrading, the removal and installation of catch basins, connection to the existing storm sewer pipe to the new catch basins and 3 inches of hot mix asphalt.

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This story was originally published May 31, 2026 at 7:04 AM.