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🚧 Martinazzi Ave is closed next week from Blake St to Dakota Circle for sewer construction with local access only. Blake St is limited to one lane, shared with construction vehicles - use caution.
🚧 Martinazzi Ave is closed next week from Blake St to Dakota Circle for sewer construction with local access only. Blake St is limited to one lane, shared with construction vehicles - use caution.
🚧 Martinazzi Ave is closed next week from Blake St to Dakota Circle for sewer construction with local access only. Blake St is limited to one lane, shared with construction vehicles - use caution. "Local access only" means you must live in this section to drive into it, with no through traffic. Seek alternate route. Thank you for your patience as we make these improvements. 👉 Visit the project website for more details: https://tualatinoregon.gov/projects/martinazzi-sewer-phases-3-and-4/ ❔️ Questions? Contact Lauren Irving at [email protected]

Published on: 10/09/2026

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🚧 Martinazzi Ave is closed next week from Blake St to Dakota Circle for sewer construction with local access only. Blake St is limited to one lane, shared with construction vehicles - use caution.

"Local access only" means you must live in this section to drive into it, with no through traffic. Seek alternate route.

Thank you for your patience as we make these improvements.

👉 Visit the project website for more details:
https://tualatinoregon.gov/projects/martinazzi-sewer-phases-3-and-4/

❔️ Questions? Contact Lauren Irving at [email protected]

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