Parks & Recreation Projects
Traffic Advisory – Stafford Road
Road construction on Stafford Road continues through October with lane changes/closures from Bergis Road to Overlook Drive.
Here's what's happening:
▶️ Near the Recreation & Aquatic Center: Crews are installing curb and gutter improvements, stormwater planters, waterlines, and PGE pole and line work. Expect work to continue throughout fall, with flaggers and cones directing traffic as needed. Work Hours: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
What to Expect:
- Temporary access closures to driveways or side streets as needed.
- Possible changes to traffic patterns.
- Pedestrian access is available via the pathway on the north side of Stafford Road.
Please Note: All work is weather-dependent, and schedules may change.
Safety First: Follow all posted signs, cones, and flagger directions to ensure everyone's safety.
For specific questions regarding the projects, please contact:
Bruce Powers - bpowers@lakeoswego.city for LORAC
Kyra Haggart - khaggart@lakeoswego.city for Rassekh Park
For general inquiries, please call 503-675-2549.
Get the latest updates on the progress of the Lake Oswego Recreation & Aquatics Center.
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