County to stripe 80 miles of road at night starting July 29





County to stripe 80 miles of road at night starting July 29

Clackamas County road crews will stripe 80 miles of urban and rural roads at night starting Sunday, July 29. Work is expected to take up to nine days, depending on weather conditions. 

Striping will occur from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. in the following order at these locations:

·    Sunnyside Road, from 82nd Avenue to Hwy 212 
·    Johnson Creek Boulevard from Hwy 213 to Multnomah County line 
·    Jennifer Street, from 82nd Drive to Evelyn Street
·    Jennifer Street, from Evelyn Street to 135th Avenue 
·    Evelyn Street, from Hwy 212/224 to Mangan Drive 
·    82nd Drive, from Lawnfield Road to Gladstone city limits
·    Wilsonville Road, from Yamhill County line to Wilsonville city limits 
·    Knights Bridge Road, from Arndt Road to Canby city limits 
·    Arndt Road, from Barlow Road to Knights Bridge Road 
·    Airport Road, from Arndt Road to Miley Road 
·    Arndt Road, from Airport Road to Arndt Road 
·    Miley Road, from Airport Road to I-205 overpass 
·    Miley Road, from Airport Road to Eilers Road 
·    Beavercreek Road, from Hwy 211 to Maplelane Road
·    Molalla Ave, from Hwy 213 to Wilhoit Road
·    Union Mills Road, from Hwy 213 to Hwy 211
·    Foster Road, from Hwy 212 to Multnomah County line
·    222nd Drive, from Hwy 212 to Multnomah County line
·    232nd Drive, from Hwy 224 to Hwy 212 
·    242nd Avenue, from Hwy 212 to Multnomah County line
·    362nd Avenue, from Hwy 211 to Dubarko Road 
·    Canby-Marquam Hwy, from Hwy 211 to Hwy 99E
·    Barlow Road, from Hwy 99E to Marion County line 

Read the full press release.



Popular posts from this blog

Clackamas County seeks public feedback for report on disaster response

Clackamas County seeks public feedback for report on disaster response Clackamas County is asking the public to provide perspective and feedback to improve our planning before, during and after a natural disaster. Officially titled the Multi-Jurisdictional Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan, it is intended to provide a roadmap for providing federal funding in the aftermath of a disaster by assessing beforehand identified risks associated with natural disasters, and work on long-term strategies for protecting people and property.  While it is impossible to predi...
Read more

Libraries' teen art contest winner announced

Image
Libraries' teen art contest winner announced The Libraries in Clackamas County (LINCC) are thrilled to announce that Happy Valley resident Leala Tran, 12, is the winner of their fourth annual Teen Summer Reading Artwork Contest. Leala’s piece exemplified the theme of Universe of Stories. In addition to winning a $100 cash gift card, Tran’s original artwork will be featured in LINCC's Teen Summer Reading Program materials such as posters, forms, fliers and social media ...
Read more

Gary Schmidt appointed #ClackCo Administrator

Image
Gary Schmidt appointed #ClackCo Administrator  #ClackCo Commissioners have appointed Gary Schmidt ( above left ) as the next County Administrator. Schmidt replaces Donald Krupp ( above right ), who retired at the end of January.  Schmidt has served as #ClackCo Public and Government Affairs Director since 2011. Schmidt will begin his new role on Feb. 25. "Gary is a lifelong resident of Clackamas County who brings a wealth of internal experience and knowledge about our county," said Clackamas County Chair Jim Bernard. "He is well positioned to continue the incredible progress we have made over the past several years."
Read more