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Calling all Portlanders — “Pin” your ideas to inform the Reconnecting Albina Planning Project

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We invite community members to share your thoughts and concerns by using the Pin It, Portland: Reconnecting Albina interactive map. The deadline for input has been extended to Monday, March 31.
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Pin it, Portland: Reconnecting Albina

Your input on the Pin It, Portland: Reconnecting Albina map will help project staff identify assets, opportunities, and challenges in the project area. To share your thoughts and concerns, add a pin to a desired location within the project boundary, insert your comment, and select one of the following categories in the tool:

  • Arts & Culture
  • Community Space & Public Facilities
  • Environment & Climate Resilience
  • Health & Safety
  • Housing
  • Land Use & Zoning
  • Transportation
  • Wealth Building
  • Other

Visit the Pin It, Portland: Reconnecting Albina map

We look forward to hearing from you!

About the Reconnecting Albina Planning Project (RAPP)

RAPP is a two-year project to create restorative urban development strategies to reconnect the physical fabric of the Lower Albina, Lloyd, and Rose Quarter areas. The project is a collaborative effort involving the Bureau of Planning and Sustainability (BPS), Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT), Prosper Portland, in partnership with Albina Vision Trust (AVT).

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