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Phase 1 – April-July 2020*

• This phase is when most of the work will occur.
• The current intersection is anticipated to remain open and functional for motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists. Pedestrians may experience minor rerouting.
• Construction is planned to take place next to – but not directly on – existing roadways.
• A handful of short-term lane closures for utility work are anticipated.

These maps are provided for convenience and general public information.

For specific and/or time-sensitive map information, please contact the Development Engineering Division directly.

Current Projects

Do you wonder what the City will look like in 20 or 30 years? 

These visions and plans for the future are found within the city's comprehensive plan documents which include: City of Camas Comprehensive Plan; City of Camas Capital Facilities Plan; the Park, Recreation and Open Space Comprehensive Plan; Camas Shoreline Master Program; Six-year Street Plan; and the Neighborhood Traffic Management Plan. Community Development Department is involved with maintaining these documents and is responsible for updating them as required by state statutes.

Camas shorelines are protected by local, state and federal laws. Check before making changes to shorelines. The City's Shorelines Master Program (SMP) helps you navigate the law and preserve these spaces for all who rely on them. Camas and its urban growth boundary have 946 acres on 26 miles of shorelines — along Lacamas Creek, Fallen Leaf Lake, Lacamas Lake, Round Lake, and the Columbia and Washougal rivers. This City-owned land is habitat — for people, but also for plants, birds, fish, mammals and insects.