Railroad ties are stocked outside of Nyssa on Tuesday, April 12, to be used on miles of rail track planned for the Treasure Valley Reload Center. The project is short money to finish, officials say. (The Enterprise/LES ZAITZ)

County judge says $26 million should be enough for Nyssa rail center

by By Les Zaitz and Pat Caldwell - The Enterprise on June 21, 2022

By Les Zaitz and Pat Caldwell - The Enterprise Author

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Railroad ties are stocked outside of Nyssa on Tuesday, April 12, to be used on miles of rail track planned for the Treasure Valley Reload Center. One $2.7 million track remains optional, officials say. (The Enterprise/LES ZAITZ)

VALE – Malheur County’s top official said $26 million should be enough to finish the Treasure Valley Reload Center in Nyssa.

Legislators in 2017 awarded that sum to construct the rail shipping . . .

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