Completed Construction

On narrow or busy sidewalks, it can be tough to get around. The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) and Prosper Portland are partnering to fix broken sidewalks, add street trees, and improve accessibility on N Lombard Street.

Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R), in partnership with Metro, the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) as well as many community partners, is working to create a safe path for bicycles and pedestrians to cross Columbia Boulevard at Chimney Park.

In 2013, a robust Laurelwood Park Vision and Master Plan was completed and approved with the intent to create a signature public space that will serve as a centerpiece for the continued development along the SE Foster Road corridor.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) repaved, improved speed deterrence systems, and updated curb ramps along NE 42nd Avenue between NE Wistaria Drive and NE Knott Street.

Improving the intersection of SW Multnomah Boulevard, the Garden Home Road and 69th Avenue project seeks to reduce crashes, improve sight distance, address queueing issues, and provide safer, more comfortable pedestrian and bicycle facilities.

This project added a walkway on NE 60th Avenue between NE Prescott Street/Cully Boulevard and NE Lombard Street (formerly known as NE Portland Highway).

This Local Improvement District project constructed street and sidewalk improvements to several blocks in the Mt. Tabor neighborhood.

The Water Bureau has invested in Sellwood and replaced 4,800 feet—just under a mile—of an aging water main (pipe) along SE Lambert and 19th Ave. The previous main was installed in 1927 and had multiple breaks. This new pipe will make your water service more reliable and improve water quality.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) will restripe the existing paved space to provide a safer shoulder walkway along the North side of Multnomah Blvd from SW 37th to SW 40th . The project is funded by Fixing Our Streets and recommended in the Southwest in Motion Plan (SWIM).

This project upgrades a number of street crossings throughout South and Southwest Portland.

The Water Bureau replaced 960 feet of an aging water main (pipe), installed three new hydrants, replaced one existing hydrant, and renewed sixteen service connections.

The Water Bureau replaced 4,001 feet (nearly a mile) of Cully neighborhood water pipes with more earthquake-resistant pipes.

NE 47th Avenue from north of Columbia Boulevard to south of Cornfoot Road was one of Portland’s most deteriorated road segments. The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) has completely reconstructed the road, adding multiuse paths on both sides of the street for pedestrians and people biking.

Located just minutes from downtown Portland, Pittock’s beautiful natural setting, incredible overlook, historic Pittock Mansion, and the proximity to Forest Park make it a natural destination for hundreds of thousands visitors each year.