Oregon Department of Transportation
Government AdministrationOregon, United States1001-5000 Employees
Based in Salem, Oregon, the Oregon Department of Transportation is a state government agency responsible for guiding the state's transportation network. It administers a multimodal system that includes highways, passenger and freight rail, public transit, and facilities for non-motorized travel, with the aim of connecting people and supporting communities and the economy. Transportation is framed as a substantial, ongoing investment that affects many aspects of everyday life. Its workforce encompasses a broad mix of roles, including engineers, planners, maintenance and construction staff, information systems specialists, inspectors, and policy analysts, reflecting the breadth of its duties. Operating within government administration, the department focuses on planning, building, operating, and maintaining infrastructure to enhance safety and reliability across urban and rural areas, ensuring access for residents and businesses.