Sandy River bridges inspire Oregon's future construction workforce
Future workers visit Sandy River bridges to observe construction firsthand
Replacing the Interstate 84 bridges over the Sandy River in Troutdale is an opportunity for the Oregon Department of Transportation to educate Oregon's future construction workforce by providing site tours for apprenticeship programs.
Updated statewide safety plan supports "zero fatalities"
The new Oregon Transportation Safety Action Plan envisions a future without a single fatal crash. Recently approved by the Oregon Transportation Commission, the OTSAP is the result of two years' work led by the five-member volunteer Oregon Transportation Safety Committee and supported by safety advocates around the state.
Booklet explains state transportation funding and budget
Ever wondered where state transportation funding comes from and how it's spent? The ODOT Budget Booklet explains complex funding sources and budget information in easy to understand terms.
Stormy weather brought snow, rain, wind, ice, flood, slides and more to Oregon this month. ODOT employees and contractors worked around the clock to clear highways as safely and quickly as possible. Oregonians pull together in times of crisis. We are extremely grateful for the cooperation and support that we received from government agencies, private sector partners, communities and individual citizens.
Future workers visit Sandy River bridges to observe construction firsthand
