The design for NE Neptune Street Improvement has been completed. 

Below is the link to the detailed plans:

NE NEPTUNE DRIVE (NE 63RD TO NE 66TH) REBUILD. 

The Street Improvement stretches from NE 63rd St to NE 66th St and will add approximately 900 ft of mountable curb for drainage on NE Neptune.  

The NE 58th St Roadway improvement will start the Spring of 2026.  The project will be complete rebuild of the roadway on 58th Street.  It will improve stormwater drainage with an installation of a mountable curb.  

The full Scope of Work and mailed Public Notice to Residence is linked below. 

NE 58th - Stamped

letter to Property owners NE 58th slr.docx

The Nelscott Pressure Gravity Main Improvement Project replaces aging water and sewer infrastructure.  This project started the Summer of 2025 and will continue the Summer of 2026. This infrastructure improvement will replace approximately 1900 Ft of Water and Sewer lines.  The project continues in front of Taft Elementary-Middle School South on SE High School Dr and then Turns East on SE 48th Place.  The Following Map lines out the impacted area.  

Please Note: High School Dr will be closed at the end of the school year for the duration of Summer of 2026.

Plan for Nelscott Pressure Gravity Main Installation

The NE 17th Street Water Main Replacement Project will start the Spring of 2026.  This project will replace approximately 630 feet of Water Main.  

Below is the link to the detailed plans:

NE 17th Water Main Replacement

Design has been completed for the Relocation of Waterline on Hwy 101 between NE 33rd to NE Holmes Road.  This project will give way to a future project by ODOT that will install new sidewalks, and storm system along Hwy 101 from NE 33rd St to NE Holmes Road.  We are projected to get this out to bid in June of 2026.   

More details will be added soon.

Holmes Road Pump Station Upgrade is underway.  This project will increase the station's capacity to pump sewage more efficiently.  Crews are lining the wet well and pipes to reduce stormwater infiltration and inflow, improving overall system performance.  Additionally, a new alarm system is being installed to quickly alert Lincoln City Public Works crews of any issues requiring attention.  

The project is expected to be completed by the end of March 2026

Please Note: The Holmes Road Boat Ramp will remain closed for the duration of the project and will reopen as soon as paving is complete.

 We appreciate your patience as we work to enhance this critical infrastructure. 

Lincoln City is currently in the process of upgrading water metering to a wireless radio-read system.  This replaces the manually read meters currently in use, most of which have been in use for nearly 30 years.

This includes over 10,000 water meters, with work scheduled to occur in 4-5 phases from spring of 2023 to summer of 2026

As of March 2025, meters within Lincoln City, south of D-River, had been replaced with new meters and radio equipment.  As zones are added to the new billing system you may receive updates, notifications, and new information on your water billing.

The 3rd phase of meter installation, from D-river working north, is planned to start Summer of 2025.