The project will resurface Dimond Boulevard between Jewel Lake Road and the Seward Highway, Northern Lights Blvd between Forest Park Drive and Lake Otis Parkway, and Seward Highway between Tudor Road and 20th. The project may include drainage improvements, safety improvements, roadside hardware, ADA improvements, and utility work as necessary.
Anchorage Area Projects Combined Fact Sheets March 2025
A National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) document has been completed and work is underway on preliminary design.
Construction is anticipated in 2026 or later, depending on availability of funding.
Dimond Boulevard Pavement Preservation Project
Due to deteriorated pavement condition, the State of Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF) proposes to resurface Dimond Boulevard from Seward Highway to Jewel Lake Road as part of the larger project Anchorage Area Roads Group A Pavement Preservation. This project would extend the service life of the roadway and reduce future maintenance costs. Key design features of this project may include:
Project Fact Sheet March 2025
Public Involvement | Ongoing |
Preliminary Design | 2023 – 2025 |
Final Design | 2025 – 2026 |
Anticipated Construction (or later based on available funding) |
2026 |
DOT&PF
Christina Huber, PE, Project Manager
(907) 269-0572
christina.huber@alaska.gov
DOWL
Kelly Kilpatrick, Project Manager
(907) 562-2000
kkilpatrick@dowl.com
Project Communications
Jovie Garcia
(907) 562-2000
jgarcia@dowl.com
Northern Lights Boulevard Pavement Preservation Project
The State of Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF) will resurface Northern Lights Boulevard from Lake Otis Parkway to Forest Park Drive as part of the larger project, Anchorage Area Roads Group A Pavement Preservation. This project's goal is to extend the service life of the road and restore it back to good condition. The project will tackle surface defects such as ruts or areas with high roughness, by resurfacing the existing roadway. Other work may include improvements to:
Project Fact Sheet March 2025
Public Involvement | Ongoing |
Preliminary Design | 2023 – 2025 |
Final Design | 2025 – 2026 |
Anticipated Construction (or later based on available funding) |
2026 |
DOT&PF
Christina Huber, PE, Project Manager
(907) 269-0572
christina.huber@alaska.gov
Lounsbury
Dave Gamez, PE, Project Manager
(907) 743-2130
d.gamez@lounsburyinc.com
Project Communications
Morgan McCammon
(907) 562-2000
mmccammon@dowl.com
Seward Highway Pavement Preservation Project
Due to deteriorated pavement condition, the State of Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF) proposes to resurface Seward Highway from Tudor Road to 20th Avenue as part of the larger project Anchorage Area Group A Pavement Preservation. This project would extend the life of the roadway and reduce maintenance and operation efforts. Work comprises roadway resurfacing, and may include improvements to:
Project Fact Sheet March 2025
Public Involvement | Ongoing |
Preliminary Design | 2023 – 2025 |
Final Design | 2025 – 2026 |
Anticipated Construction (or later based on available funding) |
2026 |
DOT&PF
Christina Huber, PE, Project Manager
(907) 269-0572
christina.huber@alaska.gov
DOWL
Sam Tyler, PE, Project Manager
(907) 562-2000
styler@dowl.com
Project Communications
Jovie Garcia
(907) 562-2000
jgarcia@dowl.com
If you have a question or comment for the project team, contact us using the information below.
DOT&PF - Highway Design
Christina Huber, P.E.
Project Manager
Email: christina.huber@alaska.gov
Phone: (907) 269-0572
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