Oregon's infrastructure was rated a C- by the ASCE, consistent with the national average, indicating a critical need for improved funding and maintenance.

Hillsboro's "Bridge of Land & Sky" won the Team of the Year at the CODAawards for its innovative design that combines art with functionality in an overpass.

The Eugene Police Department announces a motorcade escort training operation to improve officers' protective capabilities, causing short-lived traffic disruptions.

The article informs Portland residents of a survey to decide on new designs for the Burnside Bridge, part of a seismic resilience project, with a deadline for participation.

I-84 in Eastern Oregon has reopened after the Durkee Fire prompted closures. The fire remains at 0% containment and has created its own weather patterns. Residents are urged to follow evacuation guidelines amidst fire-fighting efforts.

Portland begins the Trees in the Curb Zone pilot to plant street trees and expand the city's tree canopy, repurposing parking spaces along SE Duke Street.

Portland's Safe Routes to School program, assisted by interns Jason and Matthew, enhances citywide pedestrian and bicycle access, with plans for wayfinding signage and infrastructure improvements in the Cully neighborhood.

The Portland Building reopened after renovations with a celebration featuring art and music, coming under budget and ahead of schedule, focusing on sustainability and community engagement.

Portland's Safe Routes to School team gains new energy with high school interns Jason and Matthew, who participate in projects like a wayfinding signage grant to enhance the safety and accessibility for school children.

I-84 in Portland has reopened after an overnight cleanup to remove graffiti and trash, part of a $20 million initiative for city improvement. Governor Kotek participated, highlighting community involvement.

The article discusses safety and accessibility improvements on Portland's 82nd Avenue, including new pedestrian crossings and median islands, and outlines how these changes may impact local traffic and parking.

The Dr. Darrell Millner Building in North Portland's Overlook neighborhood opens, providing 63 affordable homes, emphasizing rectifying urban displacement injustices.

The SW Capitol Highway ramp to SW Barbur Boulevard in Portland will close on July 15 for six weeks of repairs due to bridge deck distress. Detours and occasional lane closures on SW Barbur are expected.