Hazardous tree removal along Highway 140

Key Takeaways:

• ODOT will begin hazardous tree removal on July 14.
• The project covers Highway 140 between mile posts 62 and 72.
• The affected area is within the Fremont-Winema National Forest.
• The initiative focuses on removing hazardous trees.

ODOT Begins Hazardous Tree Removal on Highway 140

Starting July 14, the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) will commence the removal of hazardous trees along Highway 140. This initiative targets the stretch between mile posts 62 and 72.

Project Focus Between Mile Posts 62 and 72

The hazardous tree removal will affect a specific segment of Highway 140. ODOT’s efforts are concentrated between mile posts 62 and 72, ensuring that the identified hazardous trees are addressed within this zone.

Within the Fremont-Winema National Forest

This portion of Highway 140 runs through the Fremont-Winema National Forest. The project area lies entirely within this national forest, known for its extensive woodlands and natural environment.

Aim to Address Hazardous Trees

The initiative focuses on the removal of trees deemed hazardous. By targeting these trees, ODOT aims to address potential concerns associated with their presence along the highway.