Milestones:

• Construction began May 2013
• Service expected to begin late 2016  

Project phase: Construction  

Length/distance: 1.6 miles from Sea-Tac Airport to South 200th Street in the city of SeaTac  

Rider projection: 5,400 daily riders coming and going from Angle Lake Station by 2018

Budget: $383 million  

Funding partners: FTA, TIGER III grant funding, PSRC, WSDOT

Planning partners: City of SeaTac and Port of Seattle

• Board of Directors approved accelerating construction, July 2011
• Design/build contract awarded to PCL Civil Constructors, Inc., September 2012
• Board of Directors formally adopted the station name as Angle Lake Station, December 2012 (news release)
• Design started, late 2012 and will continue for approximately a year 
• Groundbreaking ceremony April 26, 2013 (news release)
• Construction began May 2013

Design specifics and project benefits:

• 1.6 miles of elevated double-track guideway
• Train platforms with covered waiting areas
• Electronic ticket vending machines and ORCA card readers
• Off-street parking for commuters, including parking reserved for vanpools
•  Public art and landscaping
• Bicycle amenities including bike racks and secure bike lockers
• A bus transfer area for local bus and bus rapid transit service connections  

S 200th Fact sheet

"Little 28th Ave. South" temporary long-term road closure
As early as Tuesday, May 7, a small stretch of 28th Avenue South (known as "little 28th Ave South") between the main portion of 28th Avenue South and South 200th Street in SeaTac will be closed for construction. Detour signs will direct you one block west to 28th Ave. South. The road will be closed to vehicles and pedestrians until approximately mid-2016.

Construction alert for a map and more details.

24-Hour Construction Hotline: 1-888-298-2395