June 2, 2023 | View as webpage

Remember to trim roadside vegetation

When it's time for lawn work, don't forget about your roadside vegetation! Property owners are responsible for maintaining vegetation that is in the adjacent public right-of-way.

Trees and shrubs should be trimmed to a minimum of:

14 feet above the roadway
9 feet above walkways
2 feet in from the edge of the roadway

Make sure that vegetation isn't blocking signs, signals or sight distance for travelers. We may trim roadside vegetation if it is blocking access to the right-of-way or impacting traveler safety.

Our vegetation management crews are hard at work. Learn more about what they do:

Open Houses

Comment on the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) ADA Transition Plan during an online open house through today (Friday).

The ADA Transition Plan identifies physical obstacles that result in barriers to access and lays out a schedule for making improvements, so all users have access to the state transportation system and ODOT-owned facilities.

Comment on the Washington County Department of Land Use & Transportation draft Planning Work Program 2023-25 in an online open house through 5 p.m. tonight (Friday).

The online open house, which includes a survey for you to share your ideas and suggestions, breaks down the proposed work program tasks into four themes to sort our projects by the County’s goals and policy direction.

WC-ROADS: Projects starting next week

Tualatin-Sherwood Road from Gerda Lane to Oregon Street; road closure, 10 p.m. June 2- 5 a.m. June 5 for construction.
Denney Road/Scholls Ferry Road intersection; traffic signal shutdown, 8 p.m.-5 a.m. June 4-8 for water pipe installation.
Roy Rogers Road from Bull Mountain Road to Appledale Road; nighttime lane closure, 8 p.m.-5 a.m. June 5-9 for utility work.
Veterans Drive from 28th Avenue to 34th Avenue; lane closure, June 5-7 for construction.

Visit wc-roads.com for more traffic impacts

Attend CPO Meetings

Learn what's going on in your area of Washington County. Attend your Community Participation Organization (CPO). CPOs are made up of community members who work together and are actively engaged in decision-making processes. Find out which CPO you live in and learn more.

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Land Use & Transportation

www.washingtoncountyor.gov/lut