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ODOT, Farmers Asking Motorists To Be Cautious During Harvest
ODOT, Farmers Asking Motorists To Be Cautious During Harvest
ODOT, Farmers Asking Motorists To Be Cautious During Harvest
Harvest is underway in many corners of the Pacific Northwest, and that will only intensify in the weeks ahead.  The Oregon Department of Transportation is partnering with a local grower to increase safety around farm equipment.  Brandon Bishop with Ioka Farms in Silverton, OR, spoke to drivers through an ODOT video. "Keep your...
Oregon Farmers Farmer Workers Asked To Take A Break Wednesday
Oregon Farmers Farmer Workers Asked To Take A Break Wednesday
Oregon Farmers Farmer Workers Asked To Take A Break Wednesday
Oregon OSHA is asking employers and workers to take a “Safety Break” on Wednesday. Aaron Corvin, with Oregon OSHA, said the 19th annual event is a “stand down”, allowing everyone to pause and reflect on the high value that should be placed on workplace health and safety. He said farms and ran ...
ODOT Warning Political Signs Must Follow The Rules
ODOT Warning Political Signs Must Follow The Rules
ODOT Warning Political Signs Must Follow The Rules
This election season, Oregon’s Department of Transportation is reminding property owners about rules surrounding the placement of political campaign signs. ODOT’s Don Hamilton said those signs are not allowed in the state highway right-of-way, even in rural, isolated segments of the state. “Pe ...
Oregon Farm Bureau Reminding Drivers To Watch For Slow Moving Equipment
Oregon Farm Bureau Reminding Drivers To Watch For Slow Moving Equipment
Oregon Farm Bureau Reminding Drivers To Watch For Slow Moving Equipment
With harvest getting underway in earnest across the Inland Northwest, the Oregon Farm Bureau is asking motorist to slowdown and watch for large equipment and implements on are highways. Kristie Glaser Vice Chair of the Oregon Farm Bureau Health and Safety Committee said it is legal for farmers to drive those slow moving pieces of equipment on public roadways ...