Explore active projects, learn what’s happening in your community, and share your feedback. Your input helps shape transportation, land use, and long range planning decisions across Washington County.
Review projects at your own pace—anytime, anywhere, and from any device.
These online open houses are closed for comment, but you can still review project materials from the past year. See what we heard from the community and how your feedback helped shape the work.
Help us update our Transit Development Plan to meet the public transportation needs of those living, working and visiting Washington County. Look at possible projects and weigh in on which will help you the most in the next two to five years.
This study, performed in cooperation with the City of Sherwood, is evaluating potential realignment of Elwert and Edy roads. The review will lead to a recommended approach for Sherwood to consider in future years as it pursues its Sherwood West Concept Plan.
PLEASE USE THIS OPEN HOUSE LINK for the Active Transportation Plan if you need to access language translation to take the survey, or your device does not allow you to access the survey maps.
The Active Transportation Plan is a long-range plan encouraging transportation options that help people traveling by foot, bicycle, wheelchair or mobility device, and accessing public transit.
Construction on safety and accessibility improvements along Scholls Ferry Road—between Laurelwood and 77th avenues and at 121st avenue—is beginning soon. These upgrades will include new sidewalks, bike lanes, improved crossings, and other features designed to make travel safer and more comfortable for people walking, biking, and moving through the area.
Washington County and Ride Connection are studying microtransit transportation as a possible way to meet local travel needs in Southwest Beaverton (South Cooper Mountain, Progress Ridge) and River Terrace in the City of Tigard area, including Mountainside High School attendance area. Your input will help us guide important features of this microtransit pilot, including the geographic area, times of service and transit connections that are useful for community members.
