Washington County issues a funding opportunity to expand broadband access and close the digital divide, offering matching funds to ISPs for projects in collaboration with the Oregon Broadband BEAD Program.

Estacada received an EPA WATERS award for effectively using funds to replace its 1963 wastewater treatment plant, promoting water quality and infrastructure resilience.

Medford is set for road closures from April 29th to May 15th for valve repair and crack sealing, affecting Springbrook Road and N. Ivy Street. Traffic will be rerouted with detours.

Medford announces road closures for maintenance and improvements from April 29-May 9, affecting daily commutes and requiring traffic control measures.

Medford announces road and sidewalk closures for infrastructure improvements from April 28 through May 16, with detours and traffic controls in place.

A sinkhole on SW 17th Avenue in Portland prompted road closures and a swift city response, with repairs planned and no current sewer or water service interruptions.

The Northeast Area Commission on Transportation plans a meeting in La Grande on May 1st to discuss transportation projects, open to the public with teleconference options available.

Medford's Garfield Street faces lane closures for stormwater line repair from Apr 24-29, possibly affecting commutes.

Emergency culvert replacement begins on Oregon 42 due to storm damage; ODOT contracted JRT Construction for the $614K project, aiming for a Memorial Day completion.

Portland officials urge caution during construction season, highlighting increased infrastructure work and the importance of driver awareness for safety.

The Alexander Street Project open house in Aloha is on April 28 at Living Hope Fellowship, to discuss the development aimed at improving pedestrian and cyclist infrastructure.

Medford infrastructure upgrades from April 21 to May 9, 2025, will lead to various road and sidewalk closures, impacting traffic and pedestrian routes.

Washington County opened its Draft 2025-27 Planning Work Program for public comment until May 30, inviting residents to influence community development and planning.