NOTE: Our road work schedule can change based on weather, emergencies, availability of staff and equipment, or other conditions. This list is updated weekly and may not reflect the latest changes. We list work performed by Multnomah County on county roads. Work performed by utilities or anyone else may not be listed here.
Week of October 12-18
Construction
Rocky Point Culvert Replacement
- Rocky Pt Road has re-opened. Work will continue through the week.
- We are replacing a failed culvert on NW Rocky Point Road, about 1500' south of Highway 30.
- Learn more about the Rocky Point Culvert Replacement.
Cochran Bridge Repair
- SE Cochran Road is closed between Paloma and Troutdale Road. It will remain closed for several months.
- Traffic is detoured onto SE Stark St.
- We are removing low-density cellular concrete (LDCC) from the bridge approaches and rebuilding the road, to stop high pH discharge into Beaver Creek.
- Learn more about the Cochran Bridge Repair project.
257th Ave Safety Improvements Project
- Crews are working on curb ramps, sidewalks and lighting upgrades. They started near Sturges and are working their way south. Work will be done on weekdays from 7am to 5pm.
- Crews will be grinding down and paving the road surface in the northbound lanes. Work will be done on weekdays from 7am to 7pm.
- Please be careful and follow traffic control. Plan ahead and use alternate routes.
- Learn more about the 257th Avenue Corridor Safety Improvements project.
Maintenance
Routine Maintenance
- You’ll see us around our county roads this week doing routine maintenance, but we have nothing planned that will affect traffic or cause delays or closures.
Winter Weather
- In case of winter weather, please see our Snow and Ice Plan.
PWB Bull Run Filtration Project
Several of our roads may be affected by work on Portland Water Bureau's Bull Run Filtration Project.
- Get updates from PWB: Bull Run Filtration Construction Activity
- Please contact bullrunprojects@portlandoregon.gov with any questions.
Week of October 5-11
Road Closure
NE 223rd at Marine Drive
Updated 10/9: NE 223rd has re-opened.
NE 223rd is closed at Marine Drive, where a truck hit the overpass support. There is currently danger of debris falling in the roadway. Marine Drive remains open.Traffic from 223rd is being detoured to NE Blue Lake Road.223rd is expected to re-open this week.Learn more:Truck collides with overpass, N.E. 223rd closed under N.E. Marine Drive- Learn more: NE 223rd under NE Marine Drive reopens after truck collides with overpass
Construction
Rocky Point Culvert Replacement
- Rocky Pt Road has re-opened. Work will continue through the week.
- We are replacing a failed culvert on NW Rocky Point Road, about 1500' south of Highway 30.
- Learn more about the Rocky Point Culvert Replacement.
Cochran Bridge Repair
- SE Cochran Road is closed between Paloma and Troutdale Road. It will remain closed for several months.
- Traffic is detoured onto SE Stark St.
- We are removing low-density cellular concrete (LDCC) from the bridge approaches and rebuilding the road, to stop high pH discharge into Beaver Creek.
- Learn more about the Cochran Bridge Repair project.
257th Ave Safety Improvements Project
- Crews are working on curb ramps, sidewalks and lighting upgrades. They started near Sturges and are working their way south. Work will be done on weekdays from 7am to 5pm.
- Crews will be grinding down and paving the road surface in the northbound lanes. Work will be done on weekdays from 7am to 7pm.
- Please be careful and follow traffic control. Plan ahead and use alternate routes.
- Learn more about the 257th Avenue Corridor Safety Improvements project.
Maintenance
Routine Maintenance
- You’ll see us around our county roads this week doing routine maintenance, but we have nothing planned that will affect traffic or cause delays or closures.
PWB Bull Run Filtration Project
Several of our roads may be affected by work on Portland Water Bureau's Bull Run Filtration Project.
- Get updates from PWB: Bull Run Filtration Construction Activity
- Please contact bullrunprojects@portlandoregon.gov with any questions.