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We consider removing signs if they interfere with road work or are a risk to safety.

Event celebrates the Cornelius Pass Road Bridge Over Butternut Creek and 209th Avenue projects.

Washington County Land Use & Transportation has named a new Assistant Director.

The Road Maintenance Program outlines our road maintenance activities.

The Washington County Board of Commissioners adopted the $250 million Major Streets Transportation Improvement Program (MSTIP) 3f funding allocation during its June 4, 2024, regular meeting.

Attend the Springville Road open house on June 20, 2024.

Talk with the project team on June 13; construction starts summer 2024.

Visit the online open house through June 23.

Learn about construction starting in June 2024 at the June 4 open house.

Public Works Week celebrates the professionals, infrastructure, facilities and services that keep our communities running.

The Council Creek Regional Trail creates a corridor for commuting and recreational opportunities for all who bike, hike, roll and stroll.

El Sendero Regional de Council Creek crea un corredor con oportunidades de traslado y recreativas para quienes deseen andar en bicicleta, caminar o usar otros dispositivos de movilidad.

Celebrate Martin Road project completion 9 a.m. Saturday, May 11.

May is National Building Safety Month and Bicycle Safety Month.

The Transportation Development Tax (TDT) is imposed on new development to pay for transportation needs created by development. Annual TDT rate increases are based on a five-year rolling composite construction cost index and are capped at 10% annually.

Your comments will help shape the final project list.

El 21 de marzo, 2 de abril y 6 de abril se llevarán a cabo foros sobre lo que se está considerando hacer para regular el desarrollo en las áreas de recursos naturales importantes del condado. La modalidad del foro del 2 de abril será virtual.

Forums to hear what is being considered for regulating development in the County’s Significant Natural Resource areas will take place March 21, April 2 and April 6. The April 2 forum will be virtual.

The Urban Road Maintenance District (URMD) funds small-scale pedestrian and biking improvement projects, including sidewalks, pathways and bike lanes.

Traction devices are no longer required when traveling in the Washington County snow zones.