Tag: Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT)
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Washington Charges Drivers for Buying Studded Tires. Why Doesn’t Oregon?
Oregon drivers have until April 1 to remove studded tires on their car if they want to avoid a $165 fee, but the cost of the damage they leave is usually greater
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Obscure Traffic Laws: Do Drivers Have to Stop for Pedestrians at Unmarked Crosswalks?
In Oregon, all intersections count as crosswalks, and state law requires drivers to yield in more situations than many realize.
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Newberg Notices | Feb. 17, 2026
NOFF Royal Court applications are open, Benjamin Road access is reopening in March, The Allison is #1 again, and ODOT is restarting curb ramp work.
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Board Axes Westsider Trail from County Plan
The Yamhill County Board of Commissioners voted 2-1 Thursday, Jan. 29 to remove the Yamhelas Westsider Trail project from future plans
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Newberg Notices | February 10, 2026
A downtown lavender shop is closing its doors, VFW Post 4015 is relaunching local banner program, and ODOT wants your feedback.
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Spotlight: State Senator Bruce Starr
The Senate minority leader speaks out on gathering 250,000 signatures almost overnight and what’s wrong with Oregon.
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Obscure Traffic Laws: Why do Speed Limits Matter?
ODOT explains how speed affects crashes, injuries, and infrastructure in communities like Newberg
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How to Use a Roundabout or Traffic Circle
As Newberg adds more roundabouts, residents report confusion and unsafe use.
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Newberg Notices | Nov. 4, 2025
The City of Newberg is seeking names for its new street sweeper, Friendsview Auction raised over $25,000 for employee scholarships, ODOT is working on sidewalks in Newberg, and Newberg is hosting Special Olympics Oregon regionals.
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Newberg Notices | Oct. 7, 2025
CPRD is seeking community input, Umpqua Bank is now Columbia Bank, and October is Pedestrian Safety Month