Traffic control measures discussed near St. Johns Bridge, Portland OR
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Road ClosureAccording to the dispatch call, officials discussed traffic control and road closure signage near St. Johns Bridge to manage vehicle access and reduce congestion.
Audio|Heard on: Portland State University Police and Portland Police Service Desk
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01:48
Transcript:
00:00
Do you have any specific markings for under the St.
00:03
John's Bridge for traffic coming up from the river trying to access the bridge? We're getting a lot of traffic here.
00:11
You don't normally have an officer at this spot or anything.
00:13
Is there maybe some barricade that should have been in place?
00:21
Let me look at the big people on that.
00:33
Plus six dispatch.
00:38
Six dispatch.
00:39
Six. Plus six status.
00:45
Got six. Patrol cleared at 824.
00:55
Ten four eight six eight one.
01:02
Weird street that you then hook on the bridge to cross over.
01:07
I think this is where they would need to go either to Baltimore or Burlington to the bump through,
01:16
and then go from there to access the bridge.
01:20
Yeah, Beth, if you added some road closed signs down on the bottom there, whatever that street is to our west,
01:30
that would probably solve the problem here and then force them to go swirls.
01:37
So you're thinking down at Edison?
01:41
Yep, that's the one.
01:45
Okay, I'll see if we can add that for next year.
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Location mentioned:
St. Johns Bridge, 8600 NW Bridge Ave, Portland, OR 97203
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