Filtration Neighbor Update - Oct. 17, 2025

Portland, ORLocal News

Starting October 20, the Bull Run Filtration construction project will impose various traffic restrictions affecting key local roads. Dodge Park Boulevard will face a complete closure, with only local access permitted and signed detours for through traffic. Meanwhile, 347th Avenue and Cottrell Road will have single-lane restrictions as crews conduct striping work. Local residents, school buses, and emergency services will have modified access to ensure essential travel is possible. The project includes opportunities for community engagement, such as a "coffee with the contractor" event.

These construction activities are part of ongoing efforts to enhance water filtration and treatment systems in the region. Local officials encourage residents to stay informed and prepare for the upcoming changes. The project aims to improve water quality and reliability for Portland residents.

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