Clark County Public Works will start roadwork on Northwest 78th Street in mid-March, leading to potential 20-minute delays due to temporary lane closures. Improvements include a new road surface, crosswalk signals, and ADA-compliant sidewalk ramps.

Multnomah County announces Morrison Bridge will close for maintenance, impacting commuters and suggesting alternate routes like the Broadway or Hawthorne Bridges.

Medford faces multiple infrastructure projects causing lane and sidewalk closures until mid-March, impacting Stewart Avenue, West and East Main Streets, Sunrise Avenue, Capitol Avenue, and Delta Waters Road.

Portland's transportation bureau plans to seize the "Flying Fuster" boat if not moved from public space by a specified deadline, with options to appeal.

Medford is upgrading infrastructure, with upcoming road and sidewalk projects leading to lane and sidewalk closures, affecting commutes and pedestrian routes.

Construction at Raymond Park in Portland for a new inclusive playground will start in spring, with PP&R and PPF supporting the Everybody Plays Campaign. The park will remain open, but with certain areas closed.

Medford announces lane closures due to construction projects, including a storm inlet replacement and road surface repairs, affecting traffic from February 25-27, 2025.

A downed tree and power lines have closed N.W. Thompson Road in northwest Portland, with crews working on clearance and drivers advised to use alternate routes.

Portland Bureau of Transportation reopened NW Cornell Road and NW Thompson Road earlier than expected after clearing landslide debris caused by heavy rain.

Oregon 42 in Winston to undergo a two-year infrastructure project for smoother roads and safety improvements, including ADA upgrades and a new traffic signal.

The Meacham Creek and Union Pacific Railroad Bridge on Old Emigrant Hill Frontage Road near Meacham, Oregon is set for replacement starting March 15 until October, necessitating detours.

Portland's NW Cornell and part of NW Thompson roads are closed due to landslides from heavy rain, with the duration of closures uncertain as PBOT assesses safety.

Medford is facing traffic disruptions from February 24th to early March due to infrastructure repairs, affecting movement around the city with lane and road closures.