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Traffic Control Devices

Consistent use signs helps travelers travel safely. We follow laws and policies about when how we install signs, and traffic signals, and how speed limits are set.
… Responsibilities Pedestrian signals indicate you may cross the road, but they do not guarantee safety. You must use good judgment when crossing a road. The following suggestions are offered in the interest of safety: Before crossing a signalized intersection, always push the pedestrian detector if one is … . Speed Limits Speed limits on Washington County roads are set by the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT). Oregon follows the Basic Rule, which means that drivers are expected to …
Information Traffic/Road Engineering

Why was this type of crossing selected?

Garden Home Road is an arterial road, meaning that it is high capacity and designed to carry traffic longer distances. This classification limits our options.

An RRFB crossing is the best option given safety and location factors. The traffic analysis recommended an RRFB crossing as the safest option.

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Farmington Road Concept Plan Project Advisory Committee

The Project Advisory Committee gives input on the development of a street design concept for Farmington Road.
… Lopez , Centro Cultural Juan Pedro Moreno Olmeda , Unite Oregon Jeff Pazdalski , Westside Transportation Alliance Scott Rennie , Aloha Business Association Nancy Romo , Community member … , AARP Ken Seymour, Committee for Community Involvement Stephanie Turner, Oregon Department of Transportation Sara Westersund , Oregon Walks … The Project Advisory Committee gives input on the …
Information Planning

Main Street, Banks Road and Cedar Canyon Road Intersection

We will improve the intersections of Main Street, Banks Road and Cedar Canyon Road in the city of Banks.
… future development and growth in east Banks. This project is identified in the City of Banks Transportation System Plan. We will install a traffic signal at the intersection. Sidewalks will … Commissioner District 4 Funding Cost Estimate:  $6.3 million Funding sources:   Major Streets Transportation Improvement Program (MSTIP 3e) City of Banks Prior events and comment …
Information Transportation Improvement Projects

Will current residents receive rent assistance vouchers?

Current residents will receive a special kind of Housing Choice Voucher called a Tenant Protection Voucher. This is a voucher that pays a portion of your rent to your landlord. You can take your voucher with you to use at any property that has a reasonable rent and meets health and safety requirements.

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Frequently Asked Question Housing Services

What options are available to provide restoration services for aid and assist defendants?

The County has a system of mental health care within the community that can provide “restoration services” to most returning aid and assist defendants. However, there are other individuals who may be a serious threat to public safety and need a secure environment to complete restoration that doesn’t currently exist outside of the Oregon State Hospital.

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Media Release Patrol Car

Man Dies at Hospital After Cardiac Arrest in Jail

On November 8, 2023, medical staff in the Washington County Jail were attending to an 82-year-old adult in custody (AIC) who subsequently went into cardiac arrest.
Media release Sheriff's Office

What happens if I don't get a building permit?

Land development and construction without required permits is a violation of both the CDC and the Building Code. Proper permitting ensures public health and safety is maintained. Building plan submittal and the issuance of required permits will be retroactively required as applicable. Contact Building Services for specific permitting requirements or [email protected] to report unpermitted work.

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Frequently Asked Question Development Review/Current Planning
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Washington County Warns of Construction Delays on Murray and Cornell in Cedar Mill

Washington County’s Department of Land Use and Transportation will be grinding up existing asphalt to prepare for fresh pavement on Murray Boulevard and Cornell Road in Cedar Mill beginning Wednesday July 22nd through Saturday August 1, 2009. This work may cause up to 20 minute delays. The public is encouraged to use alternate routes. Message boards will be up and flaggers will be on site helping direct traffic.
Media release Land Use & Transportation

Council Creek Regional Trail

The Council Creek Regional Trail creates a corridor for commuting and recreational opportunities for all who bike, hike, roll and stroll.
… yet started) Community benefits include: Car-free travel, reducing climate impact and lowering transportation costs A fun, healthy way to get to work, run errands or catch a bus or MAX An … Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation in November 2021, including $5.3 million in local matching funds: $3.2 million from Major Streets Transportation Improvement Program (MSTIP) Opportunity fund Combined contribution of $2.1 million …
Information Planning

What is the project’s National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) classification of the Basalt Creek Parkway Extension?

The three levels of environmental review for FHWA are categorical exclusion, environmental assessment, and environmental impact statement. The initial recommendation for this project is a “categorical exclusion.” More information can be found on the Federal Highway Administration website and in Oregon Department of Transportation NEPA Manual.

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