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ODOT Receives $83 Million in Disaster Recovery Reimbursement Grants

  • The Oregon Department of Transportation has been awarded more than $83 million through multiple grants provided by the Federal Highway Administration’s Emergency Relief Program to cover costs related to repairing damage caused by various natural disasters.
  • The grants cover repairs to roads and infrastructure damaged by natural disasters dating back to 2017, including floods, wildfires, ice storms, and landslides across Oregon.
  • Key allocations include $30.7 million for 2020 Labor Day fire damage, $23.2 million for a 2022 winter storm causing floods and landslides, and $20 million for a January 2024 ice storm recovery.
  • Senators Merkley and Wyden emphasized the significant damage recent extreme weather has caused to the transportation infrastructure essential for safe travel.
  • This federal funding supports ODOT's continued efforts to restore critical transportation and ensure community recovery amid ongoing climate-driven extreme weather challenges.
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ODOT to receive over $80M for natural disaster recovery efforts

The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) is receiving to $83,215,245 for work it completed to repair roads and other critical infrastructure that were deeply damaged during natural disasters.

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KQEN News Radio broke the news in on Tuesday, June 3, 2025.
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