Project-Details

Eastern Oregon Roadside Traffic & Weather Cameras

Project Completed

Region 5: Eastern Oregon (Baker, Harney, Malheur, Morrow, Umatilla, Union, Wallowa)

We installed new roadside traffic/weather stations and cameras to gather real-time conditions that will improve safety for the traveling public.

Impacts

Schedule

For the week of February 9, 2026:
Good news! All cameras are now on TripCheck. Our crews have a few more adjustments to make, so continue checking TripCheck for these new updates.

Camera updates:

Baker County

I-84 at Pleasant Valley, milepost 318.60 - online.
OR 86 at Halfway Valley, milepost 49.60 - online.
U.S. 26 at Eldorado Summit, milepost 222.82 - online.
OR 245 at Dooley Mountain, milepost 28.96 - online.

Harney County

U.S. 20 at Stinking Water Summit, milepost 160.90 - online.

Malheur County

OR 201 at Adrian, milepost 12.60 - online.
U.S. 95 at Rome Hill, milepost 52.33 - online.
U.S. 95 at Blue Mountain Pass, milepost 98.20 - online.
U.S. 95 at Nevada Border, milepost 121.26 - online.
OR 78 at Folly Farm, milepost 60.88 - online.

Morrow County

OR 207 at (Morrow County) OHV Park, milepost 21.72 - online.

Umatilla County

U.S. 395 at Cape Horn, milepost 35.76 - online.
U.S. 730 at Rockfall Area (Oregon/Washington state line), milepost 203.27 - online.
OR 11 at Dry Creek, milepost 22.02 - online.
OR 11 at Crocket Road, milepost 33.47 - online.

Union County

OR 244 at Ukiah-Hilgard Summit, milepost 24.42 - online.
OR 203 at Catherine Creek Summit, milepost 14.05 - online.

Wallowa County

OR 82 at Minam, milepost 34.90 - online.

Details

About

This project will improve safety for travelers and allow maintenance crews to efficiently use time and resources.

Real-time road and weather condition information is helpful during winter when hazardous conditions can affect motorists. This project will install equipment, including cameras, that will capture conditions. This information will be displayed on highway signs and TripCheck.com. Public will have real-time travel information and be able to make informed decisions before they encounter hazards.

Maintenance crews will be able to determine where to focus their attention without having to drive to check conditions. This is particularly efficient for remote locations, saving crew time and effort.

Location

Multiple

Cost and Funding

The project is estimated to cost $4.3 million.

Contractor

HP Civil, Inc.

Contacts & Media

Pictures of trafffic/weather cameras and sensors along I-84.

Project Contact

Community Affairs Specialist: Vicki L Moles
Email: vicki.l.moles@odot.oregon.gov
Phone: 541-620-4527

Last Updated

2/23/2026 1:42 PM

Project Number

21875