Roads

Gas nozzle and dollar sign symbolize a decline in revenue from the gas tax

Transportation Funding

Due to budget shortfalls, the County is at a crossroads in choosing how best to provide the transportation system people expect.

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About Us

We design, construct, maintain, operate and preserve county-owned roads, with a focus on providing quality roads through innovation, a skilled workforce and efficient practices.

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A red roadster leads a parade of classic cars through downtown Troutdale, with a crowd sitting on the sidewalk with an American flag.

Our Roads

Overview of county-maintained roads. Multnomah County Road Maintenance is responsible for maintaining 274 miles of roads.

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This Week In Roads

Find out what we're doing this week that might affect your travel or your local roads.

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A brand new crosswalk with flashing lights, solar panels, ADA curb treatments and a pedestrian refuge in the center.

Safety and Service

How to report road hazards, request maintenance, stay safe in winter weather and more.

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Four road crew members operating heavy machinery to lay fresh asphalt on a road surface.

Programs

Road service programs within the Transportation Division

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A view of the Columbia River and the Gorge, looking down from the summit of Larch Mountain.

Larch Mountain Road

Upper Larch Mountain Road reopened on July 30, 2020 after maintenance and repairs.

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Looking down Cochran Road at new bridge

Road Projects

Learn about road projects we're working on now and planning for the future.

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