Officials said nine people have drowned in the Sandy River since 2019. They hope new equipment will help prevent further loss of life.
TROUTDALE, Ore. — Summer isn’t officially here yet, but first responders in the Portland metro area are concerned about river safety as people look to cool off.
Earlier this week Portland hit new record highs for 90-degree days in the month of May. Understandably, many people took to local waterways in order to beat the heat and enjoy the sunshine. But water recreation comes with dangers, especially this early in the year.
Now four local agencies are combining resources to make
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