Permits for use of county-owned right-of-way. Includes driveway permits, film permits, easements, overweight truck permits and more.
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A Special Event Permit is required when an event such as a parade, relay or fun run occurs on county bridges. This also includes film and video productions.
Roads Special Event Permit
With school closures and statewide stay home orders, there are still many creative ways to stay safe and active by continuing physical education at home, walking and biking in our neighborhoods...
Permits for special use of roads and bridges in Multnomah County, including utility permits, film permits, special event permits and more.
Transportation Planning and Development Fees
Any development on or near a road or other right-of-way owned by the county will require a transportation planning review.
Our community deserves safe streets where everyone feels welcome and safe. That’s why Multnomah County and local city governments are creating a coordinated Transportation Safety Action Plan (TSAP).
Utility Permit
Before we issue a permit, you must provide proof of Commercial General Liability Insurance.
Weight limits are set by vehicle type. They are based on the condition of the bridge and are updated periodically as bridge conditions change.
Capital Improvement Plans for both roads and bridges, plus Transportation System Plans for rural areas and urban pockets.
Ongoing programs for Transportation Planning.
Safe Routes to School makes walking and bicycling more fun, convenient, and safe for families to get to and from school.
The Multnomah County Bicycle and Pedestrian Community Advisory Committee represents citizens of Multnomah County regarding bicycle and pedestrian issues.
The East Multnomah County Transportation Committee, or EMCTC (pronounced Ee-Muk-Tuk), is the transportation coordinating committee for the eastern portion of Multnomah County.