US EditionOregonians likely to see higher transportation taxes next year, lawmakers announce
- Oregon Democratic lawmakers unveiled a transportation funding plan on Thursday to address a deficit.
- Oregon faces a transportation funding gap, potentially requiring ODOT to cut 1,000 jobs.
- The proposal includes raising the gas tax to 60 cents by 2032 and increasing other fees.
- Rep. Drazan stated the proposal is a 'slap in the face' to Oregonians, who cannot afford increased costs.
- The plan aims to generate $1.9 billion every two years, but faces Republican resistance during negotiations.
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Oregon lawmakers unveil $1.9B transportation package amid 'crumbling infrastructure'
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Oregon lawmakers unveiled plans for a $1.9 billion transportation package on Thursday, amid concerns over deteriorating roads and bridges across the state. The Oregon Transportation ReInvestment Package was announced by Joint Committee on Transportation Co-Chairs Rep. Susan McLain (D-Hillsboro) and Sen. Chris Gorsek (D-Gresham), who said "urgent action is needed this session" to build a stable transportation system for th…
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Oregon Democrats unveil $1.9 billion transportation funding plan
A woman walks a bike along Oregon Highway 99 in an undated photo. Democratic lawmakers unveiled their vision for a $1.9 billion transportation funding plan. (Oregon Department of Transportation)
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