Filtration Neighbor Update - Oct. 10, 2025

Portland, ORLocal News

The Bull Run Filtration construction activity update highlights ongoing traffic impacts for local residents, particularly on Dodge Park Boulevard, which will experience a 24/7 road closure from October 1-31. This closure allows local access only, directing through traffic to alternate routes like Lusted Road or Bluff Road. Starting October 13, single-lane restrictions will apply at the Dodge Park Boulevard/Altman Road intersection and other nearby locations for road improvements. Additionally, utility crossing work on Lusted Road will restrict traffic on October 16-17. Residents, postal services, and emergency vehicles will have modified access to ensure essential services continue.

Community members are encouraged to engage with open house materials related to the Bull Run Filtration project. This construction is part of a larger effort to enhance water treatment infrastructure in the region. By keeping residents informed, officials aim to minimize disruptions and ensure safety during the construction period.

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