According to a spokesperson for Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital,
“Beginning Monday, Feb. 26, and continuing for approximately three weeks, underground utility work near Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital in Lincoln City will create traffic delays. Patients with appointments at the hospital are asked to allow extra time.
The road work is taking place on Northeast West Devils Lake Road by the new apartment building under construction directly south of the hospital. The best way to get to the hospital is from Holmes Road or from Northeast West Devils Lake Road traveling from the north. It is best to avoid any travel from the south, such as 14th Street by Regatta Park or 22nd Street by Oceanlake Elementary.
Once motorists are near the hospital campus, they can enter by the Lincoln City Medical Center south driveway or the Building 5 north driveway.”
Allow extra time when traveling to Lincoln City hospital
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