Public Works

Due to multiple factors, the city no longer paints curbs. If signage has been defaced or removed at or near a mail box unit, one may possibly be supplied by the postal service. If a driveway is being blocked, reporting to the city's code enforcement department (503-668-5566) is the best option.

Currently all traffic signals are operated by ODOT (Oregon Department of Transportation).

Pending review of site distance and other determining factors,  it could be plausible to add speed advisory signs to roadways.

Speed limit changes can be requested to the City of Sandy. A speed study will take place and the data is sent off to ODOT for review. Criteria for determining outcomes is based on multiple factors.

Oregon State law allows that studded tires are legal to use from November 1st to March 31 in most calendar years.

Please refer to Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) for questions related to the state highway. You can also click on the Trip Check website here:  https://tripcheck.com/

Please refer to the City of Sandy's website here: https://www.ci.sandy.or.us/publicworks/page/snow-and-ice

Please refer to the City of Sandy's website here:  https://www.ci.sandy.or.us/publicworks/page/street-lights

If the pothole is an emergency, call non-emergency to report for expedited City response.

All other pothole reporting should be done through the City's website under "Contact Us" and "General Staff". Leave a detailed description and location of the hazard.

If a property has unsafe or damaged concrete surfaces, including the curb and sidewalk, it's the homeowners responsibility to make necessary repairs.