Omega Morgan, which provides heavy hauling and rigging services, begins transporting oversized loads at night on June 16, 2025, from Boardman to the Oregon-Idaho border. The company estimated the superload moves will last for approximately three months.

BOARDMAN — Oversized loads begin moving the night of Monday, June 16, from Boardman to the Oregon-Idaho border.

Omega Morgan, a heavy hauling and rigging company, announced it is transporting the loads along highways 730, 37, 30, 395, 26 and 201. Crews will operate at night to improve public safety and reduce traffic delays.

The company expects the moves to last about three months, according to the announcement. 

“We are committed to ensuring the safe and efficient transport of these loads while minimizing the impact on the communities we serve,” Omega Morgan spokesperson Doug Smith said in a statement.

Drivers should expect temporary delays and pilot vehicle escorts guiding traffic around the loads, according to the release.

Omega Morgan urged drivers to use caution, follow traffic control instructions and plan for extra travel time in the evenings.