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Construction during COVID-19

Environmental Services continues critical construction projects that protect public health and our environment. On-site inspectors are ensuring crews follow CDC guidelines for social distancing, hygiene, and safety.

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Sewer and Stormwater Improvements

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About one-third of Portland’s public sewer pipes are more than 80 years old. Sewer construction projects to repair or replace aging pipes helps to protect people, property, and the environment. Find detailed information about current sewer construction projects.

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A graphic that has a screen capture of a map of the westside and inner southeast areas of Portland around the Willamette River with blue markers and squares illustrating how the Google Map version of the construction map looks, to the very right in large blue font is, "Find a sewer and stormwater project"

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Find Sewer and Stormwater Construction Projects

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Information

What to Expect During Construction

Bridge completion looking from west to east of Tryon Creek.

Construction

SW Boones Ferry Bridge & Restoration Project

Photo shows old brick sewer pipe tall enough for a person to stand in with new fiberglass pipe liner being carried by small minature train.

Construction

Taggart Outfall Sewer Project

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Construction

Sunnyside South Green Street and Sewer Project

Aerial photo from 1974 of the Columbia Boulevard Wastewater Treatment Plant. About half the plant is outlined to show what areas are being impacted by the STEP program.

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About the Secondary Treatment Expansion Program

Related offices, programs, advisory groups, and projects

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Downtown-Old Town Sewer Repair Program

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Project

Secondary Treatment Expansion Program

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