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Get Involved!

Serve on a committee
Volunteer citizen committees help guide our work.
Some are permanent, like the Planning Commission, the Rural
Roads Operations and Maintenance Advisory Committee and
the Urban Road Maintenance District Advisory Committee.

Others are temporary, formed to provide guidance on
a particular project such as the Transportation System Plan
Update or a road improvement project. ITo learn more, call
503-846-4963 or email lutdir@co.washington.or.us.
Adopt-A-Road and Adopt-A-Landscape
Consider adopting a road to pick up litter or to maintain
roadway landscaping. Adopt-A-Road is LUT’s largest volunteer
program. Call Adopt-A-Road at 503-846-7623 or visit
www.co.washington.or.us/adopt-a-road

Stay current
Sign up for LUT publications and updates to help keep
you informed. Visit http://washtech.co.washington.or.us/
subscriptions and look under “Land Use & Transportation”
and “Transportation Projects.”

Urban Road Maintenance District (URMD)
URMD is a County service district formed by urban unincorporated voters in 1987. It provides the funding
mechanism for maintenance of public neighborhood streets in urban areas outside of cities and for small-scale
safety improvements on roads within the district. URMD Safety Improvement projects funded in FY 2015–16:

» Pedestrian path on Rock Creek Boulevard, » Pedestrian path on the east side of 113th Avenue,
house #20175 to Rock Creek Drive Anderson Street to Rainmont Road

» Pedestrian path on 90th Avenue, » Pedestrian path on the east side of 174th Avenue,
Stark Street to SW Leahy Road Park View Drive to Bethany Elementary
School entrance
» Pedestrian path on Kinnaman Road to fill gaps,
house #20660 to 200th Avenue » Pedestrian path on Bull Mountain Road to fill gaps,
Grandview Lane to 133rd Avenue

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