Clackamas County has united to address transit issues, creating a Joint Values and Outcomes document for the state legislature's 2025 session, emphasizing funding for road maintenance, safety, and efficient traffic management.

Portland encourages citizens to report traffic safety issues to inform city planning and prioritization, with a tiered response system and an emphasis on non-emergency concerns.

Sewer construction will close a northbound lane on N Interstate Avenue at the intersection of Greeley Avenue in Portland starting September 23, possibly until September 29.

Construction at Klineline Pond resumes after a hiatus with the new picnic shelter set to complete in November, with minimal expected disturbances to park visitors.

Multnomah County approves an inverted Y design for Portland's Burnside Bridge, prioritizing aesthetics and earthquake preparedness in the Earthquake Ready Bridge Project.

Clackamas County details its process for selecting transportation projects, emphasizing prioritization due to limited funds despite a billion-dollar road network.

Hillsboro will benefit from a $15 million federal grant awarded to Tualatin to boost public EV charging options, focusing on underserved communities and public spaces.

Clark County Public Works reopened Northeast 119th Street and Northeast 152nd Avenue, with construction for a new roundabout ongoing, urging caution around workers.

PBOT enhances Safe Routes to School program ahead of increased foot, bike, and roll traffic due to over 61,700 students returning to school and offers safety advice for peak traffic times.

A bridge on U.S. 101 near Manzanita suffered damage, causing delays during Labor Day weekend. Transportation is reduced to one lane, affecting travelers to Oregon's coast.

The Amazon Path in Eugene closes temporarily for Amazon Creek Restoration, affecting the stretch between 24th and 19th Avenues. Detours are provided during the works, set to finish in early October.

Clark County Public Works is set to begin roadwork at 179th Street and 50th Avenue to address future traffic from anticipated growth in the area, potentially causing delays.

The Safe Rest Pods in Hillsboro provide temporary housing and services to the homeless, with 99 guests served and 18 placed in permanent housing since December 2023. The site will become a year-round shelter after the pods close in October 2024.