The Oceanside Action Partnership’s “Pothole Treasure Hunt” wraps up on April 30, 2026—just a few days left to submit any remaining potholes or stormwater drain locations. Thank you to everyone who participated in helping us map and improve our roads. Winners will be announced in the first week of May—stay tuned!

We’re also pleased to report that the Hillcrest Avenue grading and stormwater management project has been successfully completed. This was a true team effort. A big thank you to Chris Laity, Director of Tillamook County Public Works, for working closely with McDonald Excavation to move this project forward quickly. We also appreciate Shane Hamann, Operations Superintendent, for providing hands-on pothole repair training to our team.

And most importantly—thank you to our dedicated Roads and Parking Team volunteers. Your planning, coordination, and hard work are making a real difference in our community.



As a reminder, driving 10 MPH or less on gravel roads goes a long way toward maintaining road quality, reducing dust, and improving pedestrian safety. Your cooperation helps protect the investments we’re making together.