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Washington County will convene a service fair at Cedar Mill Farmers Market this Saturday, September 11, as part of the county’s public information effort about countywide public safety and library renewal levies on the ballot this November. The service fair will run from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 13565 NW Cornell Road, Portland.

Media release - Applications sought for Washington County Transportation Study Advisory Committee - Applications Due January 30

Dust control increases gravel road surface stability on curves and hills.

May 16 Open House for the Basalt Creek Transportation Refinement Plan

Spring brings more than flowers. The number of road signs increases significantly in the warmer months. If placed illegally, these signs can block driver visibility, limit pedestrian access and distract drivers.

Illegally placed roadside signs can block driver visibility and pedestrian access, and they compete with important traffic control signs for driver attention.

Washington County is planning to update its transportation plan and is looking for area residents to serve on a Citizen Advisory Committee to help guide the project.

On December 20, the Board of County Commissioners appointed members to a Citizen Advisory Committee and an Interagency Coordinating Committee to help guide the County's update of its Transportation Plan.

An open house for the 90th Avenue (Tigard) Urban Road Maintenance District (URMD) Safety Improvement Project will be 5-7 p.m. July 28 at Metzger Park, 800 SW Hemlock St.

December 14 Open House scheduled for Three South-County Transportation Projects

An open house for the planned safety improvements in the Reedville area will be 5-7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 24 at Reedville Elementary School, 2695 SW 209th Ave.

Media release announcing 0.962% TDT increase on July 1, 2015.

Those who live, work and play in Washington County are asked to join the conversation about the future of transportation during the Washington County Transportation Futures Study Online Open House.