According to ODOT, from 2019 to 2021, there were 30 crashes at the intersection.
“You see the ambulance going up and down the road, the police going up and down the roads,” said Kurt Milligan, who runs the Offshore Pub and Grille at the intersection. “There’s a lot of action on this corner.”“I’ll come out and have a break and you’ll hear the screeching of the tires and you’re waiting for the big bam,” said Milligan.
“Sometimes traffic does not yield, they just come into one solitary lane on 611 and that can be a problem,” said Henley.Henley has seen accidents happen at the intersection firsthand and said the project is definitely worth it. “We don’t want to see any serious injuries or fatalities or anything like that so I think it will improve it,” said Henley.“Anytime we can keep our people in this city safer, that’s a plus,” Henley added.
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