Construction

PBOT crews will fill sidewalk gaps and improve pedestrian access at two locations along SW 35th Ave.

This project will improve transit and the bike lane on SW Jefferson between SW 14th and 18th avenues (Collins Circle).

Home Forward will co-locate 84 units of family-focused affordable housing in Cully with a new Workforce Development Center operated by Portland Community College.

Once designs are complete, contractors will build new sidewalk and ADA curb ramps on the south side of N Willis Blvd between N Newman Ave and N Chautauqua Blvd, an essential connection for students, families and neighbors in the Portsmouth neighborhood.

The Water Bureau will install 3,350 feet of water main (pipe) in southwest Portland. The pipes are aging and pass underneath the I-5 freeway and SW Barbur Boulevard, where a failure of these older pipes could cause major problems. This project will benefit over 42,000 people served by the main.

Innovative Housing, Inc. will develop 149 units of affordable housing in the SW Corridor serving individuals, families, people with disabilities, and households displaced by the proposed future light rail.

Construction crews will install traffic calming speed bumps on SE 117th Ave between E Burnside St and SE Market St in the Mill Park and Hazelwood neighborhoods.

PCRI is partnering with St. Philip the Deacon Episcopal Church to develop 75 affordable units in Boise-Eliot for seniors, with priority given to displaced or longtime residents of North/Northeast Portland through the City’s Preference Policy.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) will reconfigure this roadway as a protected bike lane. The project limits are along Bertha Blvd. from SW Vermont St. to SW Barbur Blvd. The intent is to reorganize the roadway to provide protected bike lanes.

As part of this project, the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) will make urgent safety and maintenance improvements to 2.5 miles of NE 82nd Avenue from Fremont Street to Schuyler Street and SE 82nd Avenue from Mill Street to Foster Road.

Northwest Housing Alternatives (NHA) and Urban League of Portland will partner to develop and build 62 units of senior housing in the Overlook Neighborhood, with priority for those on the N/NE Preference Policy waitlist.

Community Development Partners (CDP) and Self-Enhancement Inc. (SEI) will partner to develop rental units and explore the inclusion of for-sale homes on the Strong property, prioritizing those on the N/NE Preference Policy waitlist.

Community Partners for Affordable Housing (CPAH) will redevelop the Portland Value Inn, located in the West Portland Park neighborhood, to create a 77-unit multifamily redevelopment targeting families.

Habitat for Humanity will develop 53 newly constructed homes in the University Park neighborhood, intended for home ownership to N/NE Preference Policy homebuyers.