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Weekly Road and Traffic Report for the Week of December 30 January 5
The City of Bend's latest news update features essential information for residents, including the weekly traffic report and a call for artists for the Public Works Campus. The update also highlights the Bend Bikeway Project's final design open house, showcasing the city's commitment to community engagement and infrastructure improvement.
Weekly Road and Traffic Report for the Week of December 30 January 5
The City of Bend shares important updates, including weekly road and traffic reports, calls for artists, and community engagement initiatives like the Bend Bikeway Project. These announcements are essential for residents to stay informed about local developments. Sign up for the newsletter for direct updates.
Atmospheric river burying mountain areas with snow in Central Cascades
An atmospheric river is forecasted to bring significant snowfall to the Central Cascades in the Pacific Northwest, with notable accumulations expected at higher elevations. Meteorologists predict up to 2 feet of snow at Mt. Bachelor by Saturday morning, alongside winter storm warnings for affected areas. This weather system has already deposited 13 inches of snow at Santiam Pass, with more anticipated.
Weekly Road and Traffic Report for the Week of December 23 29
The Weekly Road and Traffic Report for Bend details important road closures and infrastructure projects for December 23-29, including lane closures on Parrell Road and a full closure of Portland Avenue for waterline improvements. Residents are encouraged to stay updated on detours and project statuses through city resources.
Weekly Road and Traffic Report for the Week of December 23 29
The Weekly Road and Traffic Report for December 23-29 highlights important road closures and construction projects in Bend, Oregon, including sewer testing on Parrell Road and waterline improvements on Portland Avenue. Residents are encouraged to use detour routes and report unauthorized closures. Subscribe for weekly updates via email.
COCC presidential search narrowed to three finalists
The Central Oregon Community College (COCC) board has shortlisted three candidates for the position of college president, following the retirement announcement of current president Laurie Chesley. The finalists, who bring diverse educational backgrounds and administrative experience, will visit COCC campuses in January 2025 to meet various stakeholders before the board makes its decision.
Call for Artists Site Structures City of Bend Public Works Campus
The City of Bend is inviting artists aged 16 and older to submit designs for a public art project at the Public Works Campus. This initiative focuses on inclusivity and community engagement, with selected designs to be laser cut onto Corten metal panels for installation in 2025.
Call for Artists Site Structures City of Bend Public Works Campus
The City of Bend is inviting local artists to submit designs for three site structures at the new Public Works Campus, including a bike shelter, trash enclosure, and utility plant enclosure. This initiative, in partnership with Art in Public Places, aims to enhance the campus with unique graphic art that reflects the community's culture and diversity, encouraging applications from BIPOC, women, LGBTQIA+, and disabled artists.
Bend hosts open house on bikeways project
Bend is holding an open house to gather public input on the Bend Bikeway Project, a comprehensive initiative aimed at creating a connected bicycle route throughout the city. The open house will run until January 2, 2025, and includes information on proposed designs and improvements for safer cycling and walking. Mayor Melanie Kebler emphasizes community desires for safer travel options as a driving force behind the project.
City of Bend Hosting Informational Online Open House for Bend Bikeway Project Final Design
The City of Bend is hosting an online open house from December 16, 2024, to January 2, 2025, to present the final design of the Bend Bikeway Project, which aims to enhance bike and pedestrian safety across the city. This is the last chance for community feedback before construction begins next year, as emphasized by Mayor Melanie Kebler.