Spray Reports

Lane County’s priority is to administer an Integrated Vegetation Management Program that is open and transparent to the public, ensuring residents have accessible and accurate information regarding treatments and the decision making processes that guides our use of herbicides. Herbicide applications are limited in use and follow adaptive management approaches that allow flexibility when facing maintenance concerns and challenges as they arise.


Permitted Product List
Lane County Road Maintenance Division has three herbicide products that have been approved for use and make up our Permitted Product List. These products have been annually reviewed and approved by the Public Health Advisory Committee and the Board of Health. 

Vastlan - - active ingredient triclopyr
Milestone - - active ingredient aminopyralid
Ecomazapyr 2SL - - active ingredient imazapyr


Public notifications
As part of the transparency process, Lane County Roads Division will post any upcoming right-of-way herbicide application locations on this webpage. Pre-application notices will be listed by  road name at least seven days prior to treatment for any guardrail and noxious weed sites. Notices will remain a minimum of three days post application and will be marked as completed.

Current Notices
Seven day advanced notice for herbicide applications. Herbicide treatments may occur anytime outside the seven day notice period. *Please see the roadside treatment map below for all previously completed herbicide applications


Invasive species control:

  None currently scheduled

Guardrail maintenance:

The following roads are scheduled to receive herbicide applications to guardrail locations:


 None currently scheduled



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Please visit our Roadside Treatment Map for locations and detailed information.

Questions about our vegetation management program?
Please call our Natural Resource Specialist at (541) 682-8521

2024 Lane County IVM Annual Report