Driver Arrested For Fatal Hit-And-Run
- 09/30/26
Gresham, Ore.— The driver responsible for hitting and killing a flagger has been arrested. On August 31, 2026, Miguel Jimenez was directing traffic at a construction site near NE Division Street and NE Hogan Drive in Gresham when he was fatally struck by a passing vehicle. The driver fled before police arrived. City-owned public safety cameras captured the collision and the suspect vehicle’s license plate.
Five days later, officers with the Vancouver Police Department located the suspect vehicle at an apartment complex in Vancouver, Washington. Criminalists and officers with the Vehicular Crimes Team (VCT) responded to examine the vehicle and collect evidence.
Over the following weeks, detectives and VCT members served multiple search warrants, reviewed digital evidence, and processed physical and trace evidence collected from the scene and the suspect vehicle. Investigators identified 26-year-old Courtney McKee, of Vancouver, as the driver involved in the crash.
A warrant for McKee’s arrest was issued on September 29, 2026. Earlier today, McKee turned herself in to the Vancouver Police Department. Extradition proceedings will take place to return McKee to Oregon, where she will face charges of Manslaughter in the First Degree, Manslaughter in the Second Degree, DUII, Failure to Perform the Duties of a Driver Leading to a Death, Reckless Driving, and Reckless Endangering.
“The safety of everyone who travels our roadways remains a top priority. Our officers, detectives, and members of the Vehicular Crimes Team will continue working diligently to investigate serious crashes and hold those responsible accountable. We are grateful for the assistance provided by our partners at the Vancouver Police Department throughout this investigation,” said Gresham Police Chief Travis Gullberg.
Please remember:
- Do not drive impaired.
- Stay alert and avoid distractions. Distracted driving is a leading cause of work-zone crashes.
- Slow down. Reduced work-zone speed limits protect drivers and road workers.
- Move over. When you see road workers, safely change lanes to give them space.
Driver Arrested For Fatal Hit-And-Run
- 09/30/26
Gresham, Ore.— The driver responsible for hitting and killing a flagger has been arrested. On August 31, 2026, Miguel Jimenez was directing traffic at a construction site near NE Division Street and NE Hogan Drive in Gresham when he was fatally struck by a passing vehicle. The driver fled before police arrived. City-owned public safety cameras captured the collision and the suspect vehicle’s license plate.
Five days later, officers with the Vancouver Police Department located the suspect vehicle at an apartment complex in Vancouver, Washington. Criminalists and officers with the Vehicular Crimes Team (VCT) responded to examine the vehicle and collect evidence.
Over the following weeks, detectives and VCT members served multiple search warrants, reviewed digital evidence, and processed physical and trace evidence collected from the scene and the suspect vehicle. Investigators identified 26-year-old Courtney McKee, of Vancouver, as the driver involved in the crash.
A warrant for McKee’s arrest was issued on September 29, 2026. Earlier today, McKee turned herself in to the Vancouver Police Department. Extradition proceedings will take place to return McKee to Oregon, where she will face charges of Manslaughter in the First Degree, Manslaughter in the Second Degree, DUII, Failure to Perform the Duties of a Driver Leading to a Death, Reckless Driving, and Reckless Endangering.
“The safety of everyone who travels our roadways remains a top priority. Our officers, detectives, and members of the Vehicular Crimes Team will continue working diligently to investigate serious crashes and hold those responsible accountable. We are grateful for the assistance provided by our partners at the Vancouver Police Department throughout this investigation,” said Gresham Police Chief Travis Gullberg.
Please remember:
- Do not drive impaired.
- Stay alert and avoid distractions. Distracted driving is a leading cause of work-zone crashes.
- Slow down. Reduced work-zone speed limits protect drivers and road workers.
- Move over. When you see road workers, safely change lanes to give them space.
Gresham Homicide Victim Identified
- 09/25/26
Gresham, Ore.— On September 24th, officers responded to a welfare check at a residence in the 17900 block of SE Market St. They located 60-year-old Jeff Thompson shot to death inside the residence. Gresham Police detectives and members of the East County Major Crimes Team responded to conduct the homicide investigation.
Using a combination of modern technology and traditional investigative techniques, detectives identified a suspect in Thompson’s death. This included public safety camera systems which were recently installed in nearby Vance Park and data captured by automatic license plate reader systems.
The public safety cameras were installed in Vance Park and other high activity locations around the City of Gresham to deter crime and aid the investigation of crimes that do occur. The Gresham Police Department utilizes automatic license plate reader equipment made by Motorola, as authorized by Oregon 2026 Senate Bill 1516.
Detectives located the suspect near a motel in southeast Portland. They requested assistance from the U.S. Marshals Service Pacific Northwest Violent Offender Task Force in taking the suspect into custody. The suspect fled during the arrest attempt and an officer-involved shooting occurred. During the shooting, the suspect was killed and PPB K9 Kylo was fatally wounded.
The Gresham Police Department and East County Major Crimes Team are leading the investigation into the homicide. Anyone with information is asked to call the GPD tip line at 503-618-2719.
The Portland Police Bureau is leading the investigation into the officer-involved shooting. Anyone with information regarding the officer-involved shooting, who has not already spoken to police, can contact homicidetips@police.portlandoregon.gov and reference case number 26-279642.
Gresham Homicide Victim Identified
- 09/25/26
Gresham, Ore.— On September 24th, officers responded to a welfare check at a residence in the 17900 block of SE Market St. They located 60-year-old Jeff Thompson shot to death inside the residence. Gresham Police detectives and members of the East County Major Crimes Team responded to conduct the homicide investigation.
Using a combination of modern technology and traditional investigative techniques, detectives identified a suspect in Thompson’s death. This included public safety camera systems which were recently installed in nearby Vance Park and data captured by automatic license plate reader systems.
The public safety cameras were installed in Vance Park and other high activity locations around the City of Gresham to deter crime and aid the investigation of crimes that do occur. The Gresham Police Department utilizes automatic license plate reader equipment made by Motorola, as authorized by Oregon 2026 Senate Bill 1516.
Detectives located the suspect near a motel in southeast Portland. They requested assistance from the U.S. Marshals Service Pacific Northwest Violent Offender Task Force in taking the suspect into custody. The suspect fled during the arrest attempt and an officer-involved shooting occurred. During the shooting, the suspect was killed and PPB K9 Kylo was fatally wounded.
The Gresham Police Department and East County Major Crimes Team are leading the investigation into the homicide. Anyone with information is asked to call the GPD tip line at 503-618-2719.
The Portland Police Bureau is leading the investigation into the officer-involved shooting. Anyone with information regarding the officer-involved shooting, who has not already spoken to police, can contact homicidetips@police.portlandoregon.gov and reference case number 26-279642.
Homicide Investigation Underway; Suspect Shot And Killed In Portland (Photo)
- 09/24/26
Gresham, Ore.— Shortly after 7 a.m., Gresham Police officers were dispatched to a welfare check at a residence in the 17900 block of SE Market St. They discovered the occupant of the residence deceased under suspicious circumstances. Detectives determined the victim died by homicidal violence and identified a suspect.
Late this morning, investigators located the suspect in the area of SE Pine St and SE 99th Ave in Portland. They requested assistance from the U.S. Marshals Service Pacific Northwest Violent Offender Task Force in taking the suspect into custody. The suspect fled during the arrest attempt and an officer-involved shooting occurred.
During the shooting, PPB K9 Kylo was fatally wounded. K9 Kylo was a true protector of the peace. We ask our community to keep the officers and professional staff of the Portland Police Bureau in your thoughts as they honor K9 Kylo’s legacy and sacrifice.
The homicide victim is not being identified pending notification of the next of kin. The deceased suspect is also not being identified at this time.
The Gresham Police Department and East County Major Crimes Team are leading the investigation into the homicide. Anyone with information is asked to call the GPD tip line at 503-618-2719.
The Portland Police Bureau is leading the investigation into the officer-involved shooting. Anyone with information regarding the officer-involved shooting, who has not already spoken to police, can contact homicidetips@police.portlandoregon.gov and reference case number 26-279642.
Homicide Investigation Underway; Suspect Shot And Killed In Portland (Photo)
- 09/24/26
Gresham, Ore.— Shortly after 7 a.m., Gresham Police officers were dispatched to a welfare check at a residence in the 17900 block of SE Market St. They discovered the occupant of the residence deceased under suspicious circumstances. Detectives determined the victim died by homicidal violence and identified a suspect.
Late this morning, investigators located the suspect in the area of SE Pine St and SE 99th Ave in Portland. They requested assistance from the U.S. Marshals Service Pacific Northwest Violent Offender Task Force in taking the suspect into custody. The suspect fled during the arrest attempt and an officer-involved shooting occurred.
During the shooting, PPB K9 Kylo was fatally wounded. K9 Kylo was a true protector of the peace. We ask our community to keep the officers and professional staff of the Portland Police Bureau in your thoughts as they honor K9 Kylo’s legacy and sacrifice.
The homicide victim is not being identified pending notification of the next of kin. The deceased suspect is also not being identified at this time.
The Gresham Police Department and East County Major Crimes Team are leading the investigation into the homicide. Anyone with information is asked to call the GPD tip line at 503-618-2719.
The Portland Police Bureau is leading the investigation into the officer-involved shooting. Anyone with information regarding the officer-involved shooting, who has not already spoken to police, can contact homicidetips@police.portlandoregon.gov and reference case number 26-279642.
Gresham Police Searching For Missing Woman (Photo)
- 09/23/26
Gresham, OR- Marylou See has been located and is no longer of interest.
The Gresham Police Department is seeking the public's help in locating 86-year-old Marylou See.
Ms. See was last seen walking her small brown dog near the intersection of NE 181st AVE and Glisan ST at 6:00 p.m. See is 5'7" and weighs 120 lbs. She was wearing a black jacket and black pants. Ms. See has dementia and is not familiar with the area. If you have contact with Ms. See, please contact Gresham Police.
Gresham Police Searching For Missing Woman (Photo)
- 09/23/26
Gresham, OR- Marylou See has been located and is no longer of interest.
The Gresham Police Department is seeking the public's help in locating 86-year-old Marylou See.
Ms. See was last seen walking her small brown dog near the intersection of NE 181st AVE and Glisan ST at 6:00 p.m. See is 5'7" and weighs 120 lbs. She was wearing a black jacket and black pants. Ms. See has dementia and is not familiar with the area. If you have contact with Ms. See, please contact Gresham Police.
Gresham Police Share Passing Of Police K-9 Leni (Photo)
- 09/21/26
Gresham, OR- It is with a heavy heart that we share the unexpected passing of police K-9, Leni.
Leni was a five-year-old German Shepherd who, throughout her career, worked tirelessly to keep the citizens of Gresham safe while supporting countless public safety operations. Her contributions to our department and our community will not be forgotten.
The bond between a dog handler and their K-9 partner is unique and profound. These teams train, work, and live together every day. They develop a trust and companionship that extends far beyond the job. The loss of a K-9 partner is deeply felt, both personally and professionally.
"Our police dogs serve with unwavering courage, devotion, and heart, standing beside their handlers through moments of challenge and service to our community. While their time with us is never long enough, their impact is lasting and profound." - Chief Gullberg
Please keep the members of our K-9 team in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. We are grateful for Leni's faithful service and the positive impact she made throughout her career.
Gresham Police Share Passing Of Police K-9 Leni (Photo)
- 09/21/26
Gresham, OR- It is with a heavy heart that we share the unexpected passing of police K-9, Leni.
Leni was a five-year-old German Shepherd who, throughout her career, worked tirelessly to keep the citizens of Gresham safe while supporting countless public safety operations. Her contributions to our department and our community will not be forgotten.
The bond between a dog handler and their K-9 partner is unique and profound. These teams train, work, and live together every day. They develop a trust and companionship that extends far beyond the job. The loss of a K-9 partner is deeply felt, both personally and professionally.
"Our police dogs serve with unwavering courage, devotion, and heart, standing beside their handlers through moments of challenge and service to our community. While their time with us is never long enough, their impact is lasting and profound." - Chief Gullberg
Please keep the members of our K-9 team in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. We are grateful for Leni's faithful service and the positive impact she made throughout her career.
Gresham Police Searching For Missing Juvenile (Photo)
- 09/21/26
Gresham, OR- Police are seeking the public's help in locating 10-year-old Josiah Gwin. Josiah was last seen near 3180 NW Division St. at approximately 11:00 a.m. He is a black male, 5 feet tall, and weighs 170 pounds. Today, Josiah was wearing a white shirt and white shorts. If you see Josiah, please call the Gresham Police.
UPDATE: Josiah Gwin returned home safely and is no longer of interest.
Gresham Police Searching For Missing Juvenile (Photo)
- 09/21/26
Gresham, OR- Police are seeking the public's help in locating 10-year-old Josiah Gwin. Josiah was last seen near 3180 NW Division St. at approximately 11:00 a.m. He is a black male, 5 feet tall, and weighs 170 pounds. Today, Josiah was wearing a white shirt and white shorts. If you see Josiah, please call the Gresham Police.
UPDATE: Josiah Gwin returned home safely and is no longer of interest.
Officers Planning For Grant Funded Pedestrian Safety Operation (Photo)
- 09/18/26
RELEASE DATE: Sept. 18, 2026
Gresham, Ore.— The Gresham Police Department will conduct a pedestrian safety operation on Tuesday, Sept. 22, on SE Powell Valley Road and SE Kane Drive. The department is hoping to raise pedestrian safety awareness for drivers and pedestrians through a two-pronged approach: education and enforcement of pedestrian right-of-way laws.
The operation will be conducted between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. with warning signs posted prior to entering the pedestrian safety operation zone. Pedestrian safety education is vital to keeping our roads safe. Motorists must stop and yield to pedestrians who are waiting to cross, or who are already crossing the roadway.
Motorists are also required to stop at all crosswalks when there is a vehicle already stopped in a lane next to the lane they are traveling in. Refer to Oregon Revised Statute (ORS) 811.028, titled Failure to Stop and Remain Stopped for a Pedestrian, for specifics on the law regarding drivers. Refer to ORS Chapter 814 for laws pertaining to pedestrians.
Funding for this pedestrian safety operation is made possible through a grant from Oregon Impact and Oregon’s Department of Transportation.
Officers Planning For Grant Funded Pedestrian Safety Operation (Photo)
- 09/18/26
RELEASE DATE: Sept. 18, 2026
Gresham, Ore.— The Gresham Police Department will conduct a pedestrian safety operation on Tuesday, Sept. 22, on SE Powell Valley Road and SE Kane Drive. The department is hoping to raise pedestrian safety awareness for drivers and pedestrians through a two-pronged approach: education and enforcement of pedestrian right-of-way laws.
The operation will be conducted between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. with warning signs posted prior to entering the pedestrian safety operation zone. Pedestrian safety education is vital to keeping our roads safe. Motorists must stop and yield to pedestrians who are waiting to cross, or who are already crossing the roadway.
Motorists are also required to stop at all crosswalks when there is a vehicle already stopped in a lane next to the lane they are traveling in. Refer to Oregon Revised Statute (ORS) 811.028, titled Failure to Stop and Remain Stopped for a Pedestrian, for specifics on the law regarding drivers. Refer to ORS Chapter 814 for laws pertaining to pedestrians.
Funding for this pedestrian safety operation is made possible through a grant from Oregon Impact and Oregon’s Department of Transportation.
Police Searching For Missing Endangered Person (Photo)
- 09/18/26
*****Update Corden has been found safe******
Gresham, Ore.— Police are asking for assistance from the public to locate an endangered missing person. Corden Malmberg, age 54, was last seen Thursday evening leaving a 100 SE Cleveland Ave, Gresham. Corden has memory and heart issues. He has been without his medication for several days.
Cordon is 5'10" tall and weighs 180 pounds. He has brown hair, last seen wearing a blue long-sleeve shirt with a black front, unknown color sweatpants and red Nike slides.
Anyone who sees Corden is asked to call 911.
Police Searching For Missing Endangered Person (Photo)
- 09/18/26
*****Update Corden has been found safe******
Gresham, Ore.— Police are asking for assistance from the public to locate an endangered missing person. Corden Malmberg, age 54, was last seen Thursday evening leaving a 100 SE Cleveland Ave, Gresham. Corden has memory and heart issues. He has been without his medication for several days.
Cordon is 5'10" tall and weighs 180 pounds. He has brown hair, last seen wearing a blue long-sleeve shirt with a black front, unknown color sweatpants and red Nike slides.
Anyone who sees Corden is asked to call 911.
Child Dies In Parking Lot Traffic Crash (Photo)
- 09/10/26
Gresham, Ore.— Police are investigating after a child was fatally struck by a vehicle in Gresham. Officers responded to a residential parking lot in the 17700 block of E Burnside St just after 11:30 this morning. A vehicle was entering the parking lot when it collided with a young child. Medical responders were unable to revive the child, and they were pronounced deceased at the scene.
The Vehicular Crimes Team is investigating the crash. The driver remained at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. Speed and impairment are not believed to have contributed to the crash. Officers are investigating how the layout of the parking lot and surrounding obstructions may have contributed to the crash.
The westbound lanes of E Burnside St are closed between NE 176th Ave and NE 181st Ave and will likely remain closed for several hours. NE Glisan St and SE Stark St are available alternate routes for westbound traffic.
Child Dies In Parking Lot Traffic Crash (Photo)
- 09/10/26
Gresham, Ore.— Police are investigating after a child was fatally struck by a vehicle in Gresham. Officers responded to a residential parking lot in the 17700 block of E Burnside St just after 11:30 this morning. A vehicle was entering the parking lot when it collided with a young child. Medical responders were unable to revive the child, and they were pronounced deceased at the scene.
The Vehicular Crimes Team is investigating the crash. The driver remained at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. Speed and impairment are not believed to have contributed to the crash. Officers are investigating how the layout of the parking lot and surrounding obstructions may have contributed to the crash.
The westbound lanes of E Burnside St are closed between NE 176th Ave and NE 181st Ave and will likely remain closed for several hours. NE Glisan St and SE Stark St are available alternate routes for westbound traffic.
Homicide Suspect Arrested
- 09/08/26
Gresham, Ore.— The suspect in a Gresham homicide has been arrested. On September 7th, Portland Police Bureau officers assigned to the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office Transit Police conducted a traffic stop in east Portland. They identified one of the occupants of the vehicle as 28-year-old Marcell Trotter.
Trotter was wanted for the murder of 25-year-old D’Angelo Adams. Adams was killed June 29th, 2026, at the Rockwood Village Apartments, 783 SE 185th Ave in Gresham. The East County Major Crimes Team is leading the investigation. Anyone with information about this case is urged to contact Detective Hibbs at isaac.hibbs@greshamoregon.gov or Detective Pick at justin.pick@greshamoregon.gov.
The Gresham Police Department would like to thank our partners with the Portland Police Bureau and the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office for their assistance.
Homicide Suspect Arrested
- 09/08/26
Gresham, Ore.— The suspect in a Gresham homicide has been arrested. On September 7th, Portland Police Bureau officers assigned to the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office Transit Police conducted a traffic stop in east Portland. They identified one of the occupants of the vehicle as 28-year-old Marcell Trotter.
Trotter was wanted for the murder of 25-year-old D’Angelo Adams. Adams was killed June 29th, 2026, at the Rockwood Village Apartments, 783 SE 185th Ave in Gresham. The East County Major Crimes Team is leading the investigation. Anyone with information about this case is urged to contact Detective Hibbs at isaac.hibbs@greshamoregon.gov or Detective Pick at justin.pick@greshamoregon.gov.
The Gresham Police Department would like to thank our partners with the Portland Police Bureau and the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office for their assistance.
Police Searching For Missing 79-year-old (Photo)
- 09/04/26
UPDATE: Nguyen has been found.
ORIGINAL:
Gresham, Ore.— Gresham Police are asking for help from the public locating 79-year-old Toan Nguyen. Nguyen was last seen just before 10 a.m. leaving his residence near SE 190th Ave and SE Division St in Gresham. Nguyen is 5’9” tall, weighs 150 pounds, and was wearing a white shirt and blue pants. Police are asking anyone who sees Nguyen to call non-emergency dispatch at 503-823-3333, or their local public safety phone number.
Police Searching For Missing 79-year-old (Photo)
- 09/04/26
UPDATE: Nguyen has been found.
ORIGINAL:
Gresham, Ore.— Gresham Police are asking for help from the public locating 79-year-old Toan Nguyen. Nguyen was last seen just before 10 a.m. leaving his residence near SE 190th Ave and SE Division St in Gresham. Nguyen is 5’9” tall, weighs 150 pounds, and was wearing a white shirt and blue pants. Police are asking anyone who sees Nguyen to call non-emergency dispatch at 503-823-3333, or their local public safety phone number.
Suspect Vehicle In Fatal Hit-and-Run Identified, Seized By Police
- 09/02/26
Police have identified the vehicle involved in the hit-and-run crash that killed Miguel Jimenez. Jimenez was working as a flagger in Gresham early Monday morning when he was struck by a vehicle travelling through the construction site. Using surveillance video, including footage captured by city-owned public safety cameras, investigators were able to identify the vehicle involved in the crash.
Early Wednesday afternoon, officers with the Vancouver Police Department located the vehicle at an apartment complex in Vancouver, Washington. Gresham police officers and criminalists responded to the scene in Vancouver. The vehicle has been seized as evidence.
The investigation is ongoing. No arrests have been made at this time.
The Gresham Police Department would like to thank the community and our partners with the Vancouver Police Department for their assistance with this investigation.
Suspect Vehicle In Fatal Hit-and-Run Identified, Seized By Police
- 09/02/26
Police have identified the vehicle involved in the hit-and-run crash that killed Miguel Jimenez. Jimenez was working as a flagger in Gresham early Monday morning when he was struck by a vehicle travelling through the construction site. Using surveillance video, including footage captured by city-owned public safety cameras, investigators were able to identify the vehicle involved in the crash.
Early Wednesday afternoon, officers with the Vancouver Police Department located the vehicle at an apartment complex in Vancouver, Washington. Gresham police officers and criminalists responded to the scene in Vancouver. The vehicle has been seized as evidence.
The investigation is ongoing. No arrests have been made at this time.
The Gresham Police Department would like to thank the community and our partners with the Vancouver Police Department for their assistance with this investigation.
Roadway Worker Dies Of Injuries Following Hit-And-Run Crash
- 09/01/26
Gresham, Ore.— A hit-and-run in Gresham is now a fatal crash investigation. Miguel Jimenez, age 50, was working as a flagger at a construction zone on NE Hogan Dr when he was struck by a passing vehicle just before 5 a.m. Monday. Jimenez was critically injured and transported to a local hospital. Jimenez died of his injuries late Monday night.
The Vehicular Crimes Team responded to the scene and is leading the investigation. Officers determined a white sedan struck Jimenez. The driver fled without stopping to check on Jimenez or render aid.
“Miguel Jimenez was working to keep Gresham’s streets safe for other road workers and the entire community. His death is a tragic reminder of the risks road workers face every day,” said Gresham Police Chief Travis Gullberg. “The officers of the Gresham Police Department and members of the Vehicular Crimes Team will work tirelessly to ensure the driver is held responsible for their actions.”
Police are asking anyone with information about this incident to contact Officer Trevor Polverini at Trevor.Polverini@GreshamOregon.Gov or to call the GPD tip line at 503-618-2719.
Work zones are a shared space between drivers and road workers. Your decisions behind the wheel matter.
- Pay attention. Distracted driving is a leading cause of work zone crashes.
- Slow down. Speed limits in work zones are lowered for everyone’s safety.
- Move over. When you see road workers, safely change lanes to give them space.
- If you can’t move over, slow down.
Roadway Worker Dies Of Injuries Following Hit-And-Run Crash
- 09/01/26
Gresham, Ore.— A hit-and-run in Gresham is now a fatal crash investigation. Miguel Jimenez, age 50, was working as a flagger at a construction zone on NE Hogan Dr when he was struck by a passing vehicle just before 5 a.m. Monday. Jimenez was critically injured and transported to a local hospital. Jimenez died of his injuries late Monday night.
The Vehicular Crimes Team responded to the scene and is leading the investigation. Officers determined a white sedan struck Jimenez. The driver fled without stopping to check on Jimenez or render aid.
“Miguel Jimenez was working to keep Gresham’s streets safe for other road workers and the entire community. His death is a tragic reminder of the risks road workers face every day,” said Gresham Police Chief Travis Gullberg. “The officers of the Gresham Police Department and members of the Vehicular Crimes Team will work tirelessly to ensure the driver is held responsible for their actions.”
Police are asking anyone with information about this incident to contact Officer Trevor Polverini at Trevor.Polverini@GreshamOregon.Gov or to call the GPD tip line at 503-618-2719.
Work zones are a shared space between drivers and road workers. Your decisions behind the wheel matter.
- Pay attention. Distracted driving is a leading cause of work zone crashes.
- Slow down. Speed limits in work zones are lowered for everyone’s safety.
- Move over. When you see road workers, safely change lanes to give them space.
- If you can’t move over, slow down.
