Overnight closures of southbound Highway 217 in Tigard begin Monday

Portland, ORLocal News

Starting Monday, southbound Highway 217 in Tigard will undergo overnight closures that will remain in effect until Thursday, October 3. These closures are part of a significant infrastructure project aimed at improving transport conditions in the area, particularly along Oregon Route 99W. Local officials have stated that the work is essential for enhancing road safety and efficiency, which has become increasingly vital as traffic volumes rise. To mitigate the impact on daily commuters, the closures are scheduled for nighttime hours. Authorities recommend that residents and travelers plan their routes in advance to avoid delays, as detours will be in place.

The project reflects ongoing efforts to modernize and maintain vital transport infrastructure in Multnomah County. This news is particularly relevant for those living and working in Tigard, as road conditions significantly affect their daily commutes. Updates will be provided as the project progresses, ensuring the community remains informed.

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