2nd and Oak Construction Begins – Businesses Remain Open and Accessible

Installation of the traffic light at 2nd and Oak streets in downtown Hood River begins today, February 12.  Businesses will remain open and accessible during construction.
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Trail Detours at Waterfront Trail

There will be intermittent trail closures with a detour along the Waterfront Trail for stormwater infrastructure improvements.
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Trim trees in City Right-of-Way

The City reminds property owners and tenants, it’s time to trim your trees along the public right-of-way. You may you pile branches by the tree (not instreet) to be picked up by Public Works crew when in your area. The right-of-way line is typically five feet behind the curb or edge, or 10 feet if there is a planter strip. Click-thru for more details, and thank you for your cooperation.
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Prepare for Winter Weather Conditions

It's that time of year to be prepared for winter weather conditions. The City of Hood River kindly asks for public cooperation during winter storms and conditions when 3" or more snow accumulates, or freezing rain creates dangerous road conditions. Public safety and efficient city operations are top priorities.
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Fall Leaf Reminder

The City reminds the community that it is the property owner’s responsibility to keep sidewalks adjoining private property in safe condition. The City is no longer offering a free leaf drop-off program; however, residents may utilize their yard waste and compost roll-bin provided by Hood River Garbage for weekly pick up. Hood River Garbage also offers a yard waste drop-off at a discounted rate on Wednesdays.
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City Launches Construction Blog

To keep the community updated, especially when residents, commuters or businesses could be affected, the City of Hood River has launched an online construction blog with information on current road, right-of-way, and related projects in Hood River.
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