May 14, 2025 3:30 a.m.

The Oregon Department of Transportation and the City of Roseburg are working together to plan for community travel needs.

Open House events are being held to share information about the Exit 124/125 Interchange Area Management Plan and Garden Valley Corridor Plan.

For Interstate 5 exits 124 and 125, the IAMP will outline a 20-year vision for access and roadway improvements to protect the function and operations of the interchanges. The Garden Valley Corridor Plan will identify strategies for the city to improve safety, mobility, and connectivity so the corridor better serves the community’s needs now and into the future.

Together these plans will develop a set of transportation solutions and land use policy actions needed to prepare for, balance and manage transportation and land use needs over time. The planning process is expected to continue through 2025. While this plan will help guide future transportation investments in the area, no funding has been identified yet for construction.

An in-person Community Open House will take place Tuesday, June 3rd from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in the Ford Room of the Roseburg Public Library on Northeast Diamond Lake Boulevard. Attendees can meet with staff to review the plan and provide their thoughts on draft concepts for the project areas.

An online open house will begin on May 22nd. The link will be posted on the project webpage: I-5 Exit 124/125 IAMP, Garden Valley Corridor Plan