Here’s how Oregonians want the state to address its transportation budget crisis
Oregon residents identified highway maintenance and safety as top priorities for the Department of Transportation. The state faces a $200 million budget gap for the 2027-29 cycle.
Oregonians ranked maintaining and preserving highways and bridges and improving safety as the top priorities they think the Oregon Department of Transportation should focus on as it looks to resolve a $200 million budget gap in the 2027-29 budget cycle. Between August and September, the group Gov. Tina Kotek tasked with vetting solutions to the […]
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