Portland's southbound I-5 right lane will close for RealTime sign construction, causing potential gridlock from July 11 to 14, affecting the area between SW Corbett Avenue and SW Terwilliger Boulevard.

Interstate 5 in Portland will have a southbound lane closure for RealTime sign foundation construction, causing expected traffic delays from July 11 to 14.

ODOT budget cuts lead to fewer cleanups of homeless camps and graffiti, impacting Portland's public space maintenance despite continued fencing projects.

Medford faces a series of road and lane closures from July 7 to August 8, 2025, for infrastructure improvements, utility work, and road maintenance. Traffic is expected to be impacted citywide.

ODOT will manage campsite cleanups on state highway property in Portland after a partnership with the city's Impact Reduction Program ended due to funding issues.

Medford has lane closures for road maintenance, affecting travel on Table Rock Road, Merriman Road, W. Main Street, and Stewart Avenue from 2 am to 4 pm today. Traffic control measures are in place.

Medford is initiating road and lane closures from June 30th to early July for utility upgrades, including fiber optic installations, which may cause traffic delays and parking issues.

Routine inspections will close sections of the Fremont Bridge overnight from July 6 to 11, affecting traffic on interstates 405 and U.S. 30 interchange.

The City of Medford is conducting road improvements as part of their maintenance program, with projects scheduled through the summer to enhance 802 lane miles of roadways.

Medford announces road closures for repairs and maintenance from June 30 to July 7, affecting the S. Orange Street and W. Main Street, with alternate routes advised.

Upcoming roadworks in Medford on June 25-26 will cause lane closures on Bullock Road, Springbrook Road, and Crater Lake Avenue, affecting traffic flow and requiring detours.

Washington County Board of Commissioners approves the 2025-26 Road Maintenance Program, focusing on infrastructure upkeep, cost-saving strategies, and minimal disruption to travelers.

Portland is upgrading Better Naito Forever bike lanes, replacing plastic posts with concrete separators, causing temporary detours and lane closures June 23-July 7.