Lakewood StationDescription
Sound Transit is moving forward with plans to expand Sounder service to South Tacoma and Lakewood. A new commuter rail station in Lakewood was built to serve Pierce County riders traveling to Seattle.
Lakewood Station includes a side platform for passengers, as well as shelters and kiosks to purchase tickets. A new parking garage near the station provides more than 600 parking spaces for commuters. On September 21, 2008, the station began to serve as a bus transit facility for regional and local bus service. Rider information is here>>>
Sound Transit coordinated the station project with the City of Lakewood's street improvements along Pacific Highway Southwest near the station.
Project Facts
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Adjacent to Pacific Highway Southwest near 47th Avenue Southwest along the existing freight tracks
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$32.9 million
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Sound Transit
Federal Transit Administration
City of Lakewood
WA State Dept. of Transportation
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Pierce Transit
Burlington Northern Santa Fe
Tacoma Rail
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Environmental Review: BERGER/ABAM
Preliminary Engineering: KPFF Consulting Engineers Inc
Final Design: KPFF Consulting Engineers Inc
Construction Management: URS Corporation
Construction: PCL Construction Services
Public Art: Mark Calderon
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Final design was completed October 2006
Construction began March 2007
Construction completed Fall 2008
Bus service began September 21 2008
Sounder service begins 2011-2012
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Image Gallery
Photos & drawings for this project >>>
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Public Art
Artist Mark Calderon drew inspiration from Lakewood's past to create art that serves as a symbol of energy and growth of Lakewood's future.
Learn More>>>
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