This Week In Roads

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

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 May 31 - June 6

Construction

Curb Ramp Improvements

  • We are replacing curb ramps around urban East Multnomah County to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
  • Finishing and clean-up continues this week at NE Halsey Street & Market Drive in Fairview, NE Halsey Street & 230th Court in Wood Village, and 24697 SE Stark Street in Troutdale.
  • Most ramps will be open and traffic control removed, but there may be occasional lane closures or sidewalk detours.
  • Learn more about Curb Ramp Improvements 2026.

223rd Safe Routes to School

  • We are making a safer route along NE 223rd Ave from NE Halsey St to Fairview Elementary School.
  • PGE and connecting utilities are relocating utilities to new poles. There may be occasional lane closures with flaggers directing traffic. Expect minor delays.
  • Learn more about the 223rd Ave Safe Routes to School project.

Gordon Creek Road Slide Repair

  • One lane of SE Gordon Creek Road is closed between Rickert and Trout Creek Roads, where we are repairing the road after a landslide.
  • On the morning of Friday, June 5, Gordon Creek Road will be closed between Rickert and Trout Creek Roads so we can remove overhanging trees near 37525 SE Gordon Creek Road.
  • Flaggers will allow residents to enter and exit, but there will be a full closure at the work site. Residents north of the site should use the Rickert intersection. Those to the south should use Trout Creek Road intersection.
  • At all other times, temporary signal is directing traffic through the lane closure, and the speed limit in the work zone is reduced to 25mph. Please be prepared to stop and follow the traffic signal.
  • Learn more about Gordon Creek Road Slide Repair.

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.

Week of May 24-30

Construction

Stark Street Bridge Retaining Wall Repair

  • We are repairing the northwest retaining wall of the Stark Street Bridge after it was struck by a vehicle last fall.
  • Work is scheduled to resume Tuesday, May 26, and will last about one more week.
  • When work resumes, the bridge will close to all traffic on weekdays between 9am and 3pm. No traffic impacts are expected for the Historic Columbia River Highway.
  • Please detour to the Sandy River Bridge in Troutdale.
  • Learn more about the Stark Street Bridge Retaining Wall Repair 2026 project.

Curb Ramp Improvements

  • We are replacing curb ramps around urban East Multnomah County to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
  • Finishing and clean-up continues this week at NE Halsey Street & Market Drive in Fairview, NE Halsey Street & 230th Court in Wood Village, and 24697 SE Stark Street in Troutdale.
  • Most ramps will be open and traffic control removed, but there may be occasional lane closures or sidewalk detours.
  • Learn more about Curb Ramp Improvements 2026.

223rd Safe Routes to School

  • We are making a safer route along NE 223rd Ave from NE Halsey St to Fairview Elementary School.
  • PGE and connecting utilities are relocating utilities to new poles. There may be occasional lane closures with flaggers directing traffic. Expect minor delays.
  • Learn more about the 223rd Ave Safe Routes to School project.

Gordon Creek Road Slide Repair

  • One lane of SE Gordon Creek Road is closed between Rickert and Trout Creek Roads, where we are repairing the road after a landslide.
  • A temporary signal is directing traffic through the lane closure, and the speed limit in the work zone is reduced to 25mph. Please be prepared to stop and follow the traffic signal.
  • Learn more about Gordon Creek Road Slide Repair.

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.

 

Last reviewed May 28, 2026

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