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Report a damaged county road sign or faded striping

Call the county Sign Shop to report a damaged sign or faded road markings on a county-maintained road.

Steps

4 steps
  1. Make sure it is a county roadThe Sign Shop maintains signs and markings on roads within Lane County's jurisdiction.
  2. Call for repairs or faded markingsThis is the general line for damaged signs and pavement markings.
  3. Urgent stop or yield sign: call at onceWeekdays 8 a.m.-5 p.m.: Sign Shop 541-682-6939 or Public Works 541-682-6900.
  4. After hours, call Sheriff's dispatchWeekends and after office hours: 541-682-4141.
Signs are maintained all year, but striping and pavement marking can only be done in warm, dry summer months.

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