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Oct. 15, 2021 | View as webpage

Subscribe to a new county-wide emergency alert system

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Sign up for emergency alerts through the county’s new alerting system, Everbridge.


The County and partner agencies can issue emergency alerts through Everbridge to all of Washington County or to specific affected neighborhoods. 


You can choose which types of alerts to receive, like severe weather, missing persons, evacuations, critical utility outages like boil water notices and other public safety information. You can select to receive alerts by landline phone, cell phone, email, text message and more.


Everbridge replaces CodeRED. If you currently receive CodeRED alerts, you still need to sign up to Everbridge to keep receiving alerts. Your information will not be transferred automatically.


By switching to the Everbridge alert system, Washington County joins OR-Alert, the statewide alert and warning program. OR-Alert seeks to ensure that all Oregonians can receive critical emergency warnings, no matter what county they are in. OR-Alert also gives first responders a powerful way to quickly send targeted emergency information to communities threatened by hazards like wildfires and floods.


Getting emergency alerts gives you power to act quickly. It could save your life and the lives of your loved ones. More information

Comment Opportunities

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Springville Road Phase 4 online open house

Comment on proposed bike and pedestrian alternatives for Springville Road, between Joss Avenue and the Portland Community College Rock Creek campus, through Oct. 24. This is the fourth phase of Springville Road projects.


Comment

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Pedestrian Bicycle Strategic Funding Program open house/survey

Take a survey to help Oregon Department of Transportation select pedestrian and bicycle projects. Three projects are in Washington County. The online open house is open through Oct. 31.


Take the survey

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Comment on I-205 Toll Project amendment to the Regional Transportation Plan

Share your feedback on the I-205 Toll Project amendment to the Regional Transportation Plan through 5 p.m. Nov. 15.


Comment

WC-ROADS: Projects starting next week

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  • Cornell Road/Murray Boulevard traffic signal shutdown for utility work, 9 p.m.-5 a.m. weekdays, Oct. 18-25.


Visit wc-roads.com for more information.

Neighborhood Meetings

Neighborhood meetings, required for many Washington County development applications, can be held online temporarily as per the new COVID-19 Virtual Neighborhood Meeting Supplement.

Oct. 19 - Proposed two-story mixed office and retail building

At 6 p.m. held virtually (instructions available here.) The site is 0.5 acre in the NCC-NB District (Neighborhood Corner Commercial District North Bethany) and is located at 16547 NW Brugger Road. Contact Matthew Newman by email or call 503-913-9445.


CPO 7; District 2

Oct. 26 - Proposed land partition

At 6 p.m. held virtually (instructions available here.) The site is 161.0 acres in the FD-20 District (Future Development 20-acre District) and is located at 5740 NW Jackson School Road. Contact Gabriela Frask by email or call 971-346-3575.


CPO 8; District 4

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