Mike Britton, the district’s executive manager, said it’s “the largest diversion in the state that needs this type of help.” (Nathan Wilk/KLCC) With funds from the federal bipartisan infrastructure bill, the North Unit Irrigation District plans to spend $10 million to prevent fish from slipping through screens that divert fish as they pass. Officials with an irrigation network in Central Oregon have wanted to replace some aging infrastructure for over a decade to keep fish out of canals that provide water from the Deschutes River to rural farmers in Jefferson County. Oregon irrigation district receives $10 million to help divert fish

Details of the reopening are still being worked out. Since the closure, any pregnant patient arriving at Legacy Mount Hood has been seen by a nonspecialist provider and transferred to a different hospital. That’s partly because the center serves a greater number of emergency obstetric patients than any of Legacy’s other, larger hospitals. But the state says Legacy must keep its birthing center open to meet its licensing requirements. Legacy Mount Hood leaders said they closed the center because they didn’t have enough doctors to deliver babies. The Portland Tribune reports the birthing center will reopen within the next 90 days, according to a statement shared with employees and providers Wednesday morning. Legacy Health will reopen the Family Birth Center in Gresham that closed last month. Legacy Health plans to reopen birth center in Gresham A Crux spokesperson said the camps have “gotten worse over time, resulting in frequent calls to police,” leaving some customers feeling unsafe, especially after dark. Highway 97 interchange the intersection of Reed Market Road and Highway 97 and the highway overpass that crosses Division Street. ODOT spokesperson Kacey Davey said the agency intends to remove homeless camps from the following properties by April 18: the nearby Colorado Avenue and U.S. The city hired a private contractor, Central Oregon Bio Solutions, to clear its area, while ODOT crews will arrive Wednesday to clear camps on ODOT property. Half of the camps near Crux are on city-owned right-of-way and the other half are on Oregon Department of Transportation right-of-way.

Officials say it’s the first of the four sweeps scheduled in coming days. Bend begins clearing homeless camps near Crux breweryīend began sweeping a homeless camp Tuesday near the Crux Fermentation Project brewery.

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