News

Nighttime road striping starts Wednesday, July 10. Motorists are advised to not drive on wet paint.

The Board approved the 2013-2014 Road Maintenance Program, authorizing preventive activities that preserve the public's investment in the county's transportation infrastructure.

Most paving work will be done at night, expect delays.

Minor Betterment proposals received by the July 15 deadline will be considered for construction in 2014-2015.

Media release announcing June 4 Open House for NW Springville Road Project

Media release announcing four month Closure of Old Highway 47 beginning June 17 through October 29.

Media release regarding daytime closures of northbound Bethany Boulevard from May 3 through May 24, 2013.

Media release announcing Evergreen Road Nighttime Striping Scheduled May 7-9 – Expect Delays

With limited resources, the county plans to apply dust control treatment on less than half the gravel road miles treated last year.

New release announcing: County participates in Flashing Yellow Arrow—Pedestrian Safety study

Media release announcing April 24 Open House for Walker Road Project

"Because of Public Works..." is the theme of the 2013 National Public Works Week. Join Washington County, Clean Water Services, ODOT, TriMet, the City of Beaverton, and Tualatin Hills Parks and Recreation for a family-friendly Public Works Fair event on Saturday May 18.

Media release announcing Scholls Ferry Road paving scheduled for April 9 - 11.

Media release notifying the traveling public about the U.S. 26 Nighttime Closures for Bethany Boulevard Project on April 10 & 11, 2013.

Media release announcing April 10 Open House for Farmington Road (Hocken to Murray) Capital Improvement Project

Public invited to comment on annual road maintenance plan draft

Media Release announcing the March 20, 2013 Open House for the SW 124th Avenue Extension Project

Metro, Multnomah and Washington counties have partnered to provide the public with updated information about a proposal to change the Washington-Multnomah county line in this unique area.

The Hillsboro School District is gaining attention for a partnership with Washington County Solid Waste & Recycling to improve recycling at all of the district’s 35 schools and administration office.

You're invited to be a part of the conversation about making Aloha Reedville a better community. Every voice counts, so please join us!