Land Use & Transportation offices are open for in-person services. However, we provide most services remotely - online, by phone or via U.S. Mail - and encourage everyone to conduct business remotely whenever possible.

Customers are required to wear a facial covering (mask), practice physical distancing (at least six feet of separation) and adhere to occupancy limits.

Customers will also be asked to provide contact information for contact-tracing purposes.

• Email or call 503-846-7950
   
• Submit service requests and complaints online

Please conduct business remotely to mitigate the spread of COVID.
 

County Engineer: Stacy Shetler, PE

The Traffic Engineering Section investigates complaints regarding traffic problems, monitors traffic accidents and traffic volume information in order to improve safety and efficiency, and maintains the county's network of traffic signals, signs and pavement markings. This section is also responsible for development reviews with respect to traffic issues and impacts.

Mission Statement

Assurance of public safety and welfare through providing a safe, efficient county transportation system, stewardship of the public right of way, developing, and insuring compliance with county ordinances and standards.