
To be considered, you must have received your high school diploma or General Education Development (GED) between January 1, 2023 and July 1, 2026.
This program is designed to help you learn about state government, maintenance work and construction projects. During this one-year, full time paid training program, trainees will work on a dedicated maintenance crew to repair and maintain roadways, bridges, structures, signs and facilities.
We’re hiring for several trainees throughout Oregon! Apply by Thursday, April 23.
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Locations Hiring
Albany
Baker City
Bates or Canyon City
Boring
Burns
Cascade Locks
Detroit
Enterprise
Gold Beach
Government Camp
Hermiston
Idleyld Park
Klamath Falls
La Grande
La Pine
Meacham
Moro
McMinnville
Pendleton
Parkdale
Roseburg
Troutdale
Salem
The Dalles
Vale
What's in it for you
We’ll teach you everything: You do not need to have any prior maintenance or construction experience. We’ll teach you everything you need to know and help you get your class A commercial driver’s license (CDL)!
Work with a mentor: You will have a dedicated mentor throughout the program that helps you learn the job, equipment and daily responsibilities. Your mentor is also available to provide career advice and professional development opportunities.
Set your course: Joining an entry level program like this one can help you learn more about ODOT careers, build your resume or advance your career.
Benefits: health benefits, sick leave, 11 paid holidays a year, and after six months of employment, retirement benefits and enrollment in the Oregon Savings Growth Plan.
Pay increase after 6 months: your salary starts at $3,952 per month. After successfully completing six months in the program, your salary will increase to $4,124.
Public Service Loan Forgiveness opportunity!
Future opportunities: After successfully completing the program, you will have the skills and experience needed to meet the minimum qualifications for our transportation maintenance specialist classification. You’ll also have the opportunity to learn about tips and resources to help you apply for jobs with the state while in training. This knowledge and experience can help if you decide to apply for permanent positions with us!
Learn more and apply
High School to Highway (H2H) Career Opportunities
Applications for all locations will close at 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, April 23. You must submit an application for each location you are interested in.
Please note that we can only accept applications through our website.
Questions? Call/Text Susie at 503-930-6376 or email ODOTRecruitmentSS@odot.oregon.gov.
Need Application Help?
ODOT is an Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer
Looking for a great job with a competitive salary and good benefits? Want to help your community every day? Apply now at ODOTJobs.com. Nothing quite fit? Check back often!

Its a great day for Lowell Baseball! We have added a JV Game to the schedule for tomorrow, April 8.
Game Details:
Opponent/Location: at Crow
Game Time: 5:30 PM
Bus Departure: 4:00 PM

Registration for the 2026 Hiring Fair is now open . The Hiring Fair is open to graduating seniors and other young people regardless of school enrollment status! Three sessions will be held throughout the day. This is the perfect platform for job seekers and local employers to connect. Participation is free for youth.
The last session is reserved for youth who will benefit from a ‘sensory safe’ experience. We will limit attendance, lower the lights, and reserve a room for those who need a quiet space.
https://connectedlane.org/hiringfair/
An opportunity to explore FREE, week-long summer day and residential programs on the University of Oregon campus for high school students statewide. Spend a week engaging, connecting, and exploring with University of Oregon faculty and college students.



Softball: The game at UVC (Roseburg YMCA Field) is still being played as scheduled today. here is a chance of a delayed start, but they feel we will be able to get the game in.
Thank you for your flexibility to do what is best for our student athletes.






This is a prestigious recognition that highlights Wyatt's hard work, dedication, and skill on the court. To be selected for the 2nd Team means that coaches and athletic directors from across the entire state recognize Wyatt as one of the top 12 2A basketball players in Oregon.
This is a well-deserved honor for an athlete who consistently represents our school with talent, work ethic and tenacious competitiveness. Please join us in celebrating this incredible achievement.
Congratulations, Wyatt! We are so proud of you!



Things are moving right along at Lundy and the excitement for Spring Break is rising! Today, March 13, we will be looking at attendance records. Those that have had perfect attendance the last month will get donuts with Mrs. Edgerton next week!
The sixth graders are patiently waiting for mother nature to dump some snow in the mountains. Unfortunately, we had to cancel this week's trip to the slopes but are crossing our fingers for next week. Teachers will be reaching out with information.
Our six-week celebration is one week away! Don't forget to send in your snack pack order beforehand and check with your student’s teacher to see if they have earned this trip.
Lowell Jr/Sr High School Red Devils of the week last week were Theo Waters, Trey Gibson and Natalie Trullinger.
Next week is Spring Spirit Week. Lowell Jr/Sr High will have assemblies at the end of each day and fun activities. There are games all week including a scavenger hunt on Tuesday, and a student vs. staff volleyball game on Friday.
It is your last chance to purchase tickets to the Hawaiian Luau Party to support the Senior Trip! The event is Sunday, March 15, with doors opening at 4:00pm. Grab a senior to purchase tickets. See the flyer for more details!
Congratulations to our Winter athletic teams for placing in the OSAA Academic All-State rankings. The boys' wrestling team finished 1st overall with a GPA of 3.48, girls' wrestling finished 8th with a GPA of 3.53, boys' basketball finished 6th with a GPA of 3.48, and the girls' basketball team finished just outside of the top ten but still had an impressive GPA of 3.58.
Spring break is right around the corner! Mark calendar for Monday, March 23, through Friday, March 27.
Looking for a rewarding, part-time job with paid training? Weekends, school breaks and summer off? Look no further! We are currently hiring a part-time, on-call bus driver. We will pay for your licensure and your time while training. Already have bus driving certification? There is a hiring bonus for those who have all certifications for bus driving and can hit the road!
Stay safe, healthy, and kind!

Over Spring Break, Oregon State University Extension Service Lane County and 4-H will be offering a youth workshop in Lowell at the Lowell Fire Station Community Room!
Event Details:
Spring Break Youth Workshop: 4-H Food & Fun in Lowell!
Wednesday, March 25th, 10 am – 2pm
Location: Lowell Rural Fire District Community Room, 389 N Pioneer St, Lowell, OR 97452
Grades 2 – 6
Cost: $10 per person ($5 if a current 4-H member)
Snacks & Lunch provided
Register by March 20th at https://beav.es/4H26SpringLowell
Description: Lane County 4-H invites you to develop your cooking skills including meal prep and preservation techniques. Then, we’ll make our own lunches to pack up and enjoy outdoors in the fresh air! All skill levels welcome.
Note: You don’t need to be a 4-H member to attend! Registration is open to all Lane County Youth in in 2nd – 6th grade. Please register by March 20th.
Questions, help with registration: heather.buley@oregonstate.edu or call the Lane County Extension Office M-F 8 am – 5 pm at (541) 344-5859.
Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LaneCounty4HOregon/

An opportunity for juniors to recieve essential information about career and college rediness to help them prepare for their senior year.



We’re bringing the islands to the gym for a night you won’t want to miss!
🌴 Hawaiian Luau Party 🌴
Join us for a night of tropical vibes, delicious food, and high-stakes fun—all to support our Senior Class Trip!
📅 The Details
* When: Sunday, March 15th
* Where: Lowell High School Gym
* Time: Doors open at 4:00 PM
🍱 What’s on the Menu?
We’re serving up a feast from Tita’s Tropical Grill, featuring:
* Slow-cooked pulled pork sandwiches with sweet BBQ sauce.
* Fresh pineapple coleslaw & baked beans.
* Gluten-free and vegetarian options available (must order ahead!).
🎟️ Ticket Information
Pro Tip: Buy early and save! Contact a senior to grab yours. Note: No tickets will be sold at the door.
Early Bird | $20 / person on or before 3/10
Standard | $25 / person 3/11 or after
Family Deal | $50 (2 adults/2 kids) on or before 3/10 only
🍍 Activities & Fun
* Silent Auction: Bid on amazing items to support the mission!
* Dessert Dash: Secure some mouth-watering sweets.
* Heads or Tails: Play this exciting game for a chance to win half the pot!
Grab your floral shirts and let’s make some memories. See you there! 🤙

