Construction

Mt. Tabor Yard serves as the central dispatch for PP&R maintenance and nursery services for over 140 employees who are responsible for maintaining parks facilities and services across the city.

Thanks to the Parks Replacement Bond, improvements will be made at the Urban Forestry Yard. The project includes construction of a new covered and secure storage area for large equipment and an enclosed shop building.

The master plan for SE 150th and Division Street Park reflects a collaborative effort involving neighbors and community groups to create a welcoming space with activities for people of all ages.

The project is in the design phase. We completed a geotechnical probe in August 2020 and more studies from January to March 2021. We are currently working with the contractor to refine and solidify construction plans, methods, and timelines to begin construction in fall 2022.

The Entrance and Nature Center will provide an inclusive welcoming entrance to Forest Park. The entrance is under construction now. In a future phase, the Nature Center will showcase the park’s special character and its timeless importance to Portland and the greater region. 

The Errol Heights Street Improvement Project will pave the neighborhood’s gravel streets, add sidewalks to the two main east-west routes through the neighborhood, add street lights, address drainage issues, and improve water quality in Johnson Creek.

The Portland Water Bureau is finalizing their designs for replacing the water mains (pipes) serving NW Penridge, Skyline Crest, and Greenleaf Roads. Larger water pipes will be installed to increase the flow of water to people's homes and to help put out fires.

The 80-unit Beatrice Morrow apartments, completed by PCRI in the Eliot neighborhood, serves displaced or longtime residents of North/Northeast Portland under the City’s Preference Policy.

Construction at the Washington Park Reservoirs started in 2016 and will continue until 2025. Read on for the most recent update.

Central City Concern’s Blackburn Center combines 124 units of affordable housing with an on-site clinic and services for medical and mental health and recovery.

Charlotte B. Rutherford Place, developed by Central City Concern, provides 51 units of affordable housing in the Arbor Lodge neighborhood, with priority given to displaced or longtime residents of North/Northeast Portland through the City’s Preference Policy.

Developed by BRIDGE Housing, the Vera brings 203 new affordable housing units to the South Waterfront.

Rose CDC’s Orchards of 82nd, a 48-unit housing project and multicultural community space, addresses gentrification and displacement in Southeast Portland’s Jade District.

Catholic Charities and Home Forward developed St. Francis Park to provide 105 affordable units in inner Southeast Portland.

Developed by Palindrome Communities, Oliver Station adds 125 units of affordable, transit-oriented housing to the Lents Town Center.