DRIVERS on 126- Mind Your High Beams!
We understand that it is dark on the highway but please be considerate and DIM YOUR HIGH BEAMS for oncoming traffic. Also check your headlights, taillights and brake lights!
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Monday, March 15 – 6:00 PMMcKenzie Schools, New Gym Guests: Lane County Planner & Permit AssociatesLane County Disaster Recovery Manager – Matt McRaeCounty Commissioner – Heather Buch Bring your questions regarding rebuilding, permit fees & new requirements put in place by the county. Please plan on attending and have our voice be heard. Please share this info…
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Take the LTRG Needs Assessment Survey Today
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