County officials initiate Georgia Canyon control efforts while unveiling comprehensive mapping for water wells.

The commission awarded the Holmes Valley Gateway engineering contract to DHM Melvin Engineering after presentations and committee scoring; commissioners also approved documents that begin the transfer of Highway 79 corridor utilities from the regional authority to the City of Bonifay and authorized the chairman to sign class-action opioid settlement DocuSign agreements when presented.

County advances IT shared services to enhance municipal technology support.

Metro Mountain Bikers discuss strategies to finance new mountain bike trails at Heritage Trails.

Council approves TechInfo's fiber optic cable extensions along North Deer Creek Drive.

The board approves Precision Pipeline's bid while seeking further clarification on project details.

Washington County authorized its engineering department to seek bids for a three‑barrel system of 7x8 reinforced concrete box culverts to replace damaged corrugated arch pipes after a 2025 flood; staff estimated culvert units at roughly $170,000 and proposed in‑house installation to save costs.

Commissioners recommend approval for drainage project funding to replace deteriorating culvert on Gilmore Road.

City engineer reveals sewer plan approval delays impact new home construction timeline.

Oregon lawmakers approve funding for water infrastructure and housing projects amid budget concerns.

Commissioners discuss resource allocation for housing and transportation amid ongoing community development.

Walton utilizes $20M bond for timely infrastructure projects including sidewalks and crossings.

Doyle highlights federal regulatory changes affecting Oregon's infrastructure and housing funding.

Boonsboro's new reservoir project aims for completion by June 2026 amid infrastructure challenges.

The board approved contracts for property acquisition, road maintenance, and infrastructure projects.