Gladstone Public Works Dept.

10/31/2025

10/17/2025

Don't forget: Leaf pick-up starts Monday! Visit https://www.ci.gladstone.or.us/publicworks/page/annual-leaf-pick-program for more details!

09/24/2025

The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) has reduced the speed limit on OR 99E/McLoughlin Boulevard through Gladstone from 40 mph to 35 mph. This change is part of a larger investment strategy aimed at improving safety for pedestrians and cyclists along the corridor.

The next phase of the plan focuses on enhancing pedestrian safety on OR 99E/McLoughlin Boulevard. Planned improvements include installing rapid flashing beacons, additional lighting, and pedestrian push buttons. The project will also construct new sidewalks to close existing gaps, rebuild the traffic signal at W Arlington Street, and upgrade selected curb ramps and driveways to improve accessibility.

08/22/2025

Project information: Annual Slurry Seal Project
August 26-27th startinag 7 am

https://www.ci.gladstone.or.us/publicworks/page/2025-annual-slurry-seal-project

Questions? contact, Gladstone Public Works

☎️ 503.656.7957
📧 [email protected]

We appreciate your patience and cooperation during this project.

Project Notice: Annual Slurry Seal Project WORK IS SCHEDULED: TUESDAY, AUGUST 26TH & WEDNESDAY AUGUST 27TH The Gladstone Public Works Dept. is partnering with VSS International, Inc. for the Annual Slurry Seal Project in your area. Please read the information provided regarding the project. You will...

07/07/2025

We experienced a water main break in the Sherwood Forest Neighborhood, in the early morning hours. Crews are on site making repairs, while we continue to assess the situation.

We have shut down service to several homes on the North East side of Devonshire and Shadow Ct.

If you had a reduction in water flow you should flush your internal system. To do so, open water on the bathtub (furthest bathroom in home is ideal), let water flow for 1–2 minutes. Flush your faucet aerators to remove sediment that may have been stirred up during the break, seeingent will effect water floww internally.

Questions? Call Public Works at 503.656.7957 or email us at [email protected]

06/27/2025

Friday morning kicked off with a 💦splash💦. Crews responded to water flowing ITAO 250 E. Berkeley St. where they found a water main entangled in tree roots. After releasing some water into the air, crews repaired the leak and restored service to the area.

If you were impacted by this watermain break, we ask that you flush your system by flowing water from a tub or shower and clean faucet aerators, to clear them of debris. Not cleaning aerators can prolong discolored water and reduce water flow within your home.

Questions? Contact Public Works

☎️503.656.7957
📧[email protected]

05/07/2025

The City of Gladstone is seeking voter authorization for potential sale or lease of the surplus site at 135 E. Dartmouth. Election Day is May 20. Learn more: www.ci.gladstone.or.us

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04/12/2025

may be ending, but every week is Water Week for us! We work every day of the year to bring you safe, reliable drinking water that’s there when you need it. See what it takes to bring water from its source to your tap at https://www.regionalh2o.org/

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04/11/2025

What do you know about your H2O? Water providers follow strict federal standards to make sure your water is safe to drink. In fact, tap water is more regulated and tested more often than bottled water! Get more H2O facts at https://bit.ly/h2o-quality

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