PBOT plans crossing improvements along SE Holgate Boulevard at SE 108th Place and SE 117th Street, and building sidewalk infill along the south side of SE Holgate Boulevard from SE 103rd Street- SE 122nd Street.
The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) is constructing Local Improvement District street improvements on NE 42nd Avenue, 46th Avenue, & Bryant Street. Phase 1 included a new traffic signal, curb ramps, crosswalks, sidewalks, street lighting, and trees. Phase 2 includes additional improvements.
A feasibility study is underway which will produce market, financial, and operational analyses to determine a sustainable operating plan for IFCC – a plan that is in alignment with the community’s vision.
The NE Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard project will enhance pedestrian crossings and reduce gaps between crossings to improve safety, access transit, and access to destinations along MLK.
PBOT is investing in 82nd Avenue to deliver critical fixes now. The needed urgent safety and maintenance repairs to the corridor include paving, crossings, lighting, safety improvements at intersections, and sidewalk improvements.
The Flanders Connector at NW Naito and Glisan will provide a new crossing for pedestrians and people biking at Naito Parkway, connecting Waterfront Park to the Flanders Greenway. The project will also improve the existing railroad crossing of Naito for people driving, walking, and biking.
The majority of this project is in design. Construction on the planter at SE Holgate Blvd east of SE 122nd Ave will begin at the end of May 2025 and take up to two weeks to complete.
Environmental Services is designing a project in your neighborhood to assess, improve, replace, or repair 45 green street planters that were built in the last 16 years. Many have eroding or sinking soils, which can lead to other problems. Planter renovation will protect public health and safety.
Construction began in March 2025 and will take up to two years to complete.
Environmental Service is in construction on a project to upgrade the Elk Rock Pump Station. The existing pump station will be expanded to increase storage and pumping capacity while improving reliability and safety. This upgrade will protect public health and the environment.
Construction is currently expected to begin in December 2027 and take up to two years to complete.
Environmental Services is designing a project to install and upsize public sewer pipes within the Kerns neighborhood. These improvements will increase sewer capacity, relieve sewer backups, and reduce street flooding.
Northwest Housing Alternatives' Powellhurst Place development will create 65 units for low-income families and those exiting homelessness in the Powellhurst-Gilbert neighborhood.
Community Development Partners and Self-Enhancement, Inc. have built 63 affordable family homes in Overlook with priority to displaced or longtime residents of North/Northeast Portland under the City’s Preference Policy.
Related Northwest and Centro Cultural partnered to develop 159 units of affordable housing in Portland’s Central Eastside serving families and seniors exiting homelessness.
A new neighborhood greenway on NE Sacramento and other local streets between 122nd and 162nd. This project will reduce speeds and add wayfinding signs and pavement markings to connect the Parkrose Heights, Russell, and Wilkes neighborhoods
This project is finalizing the design of Phase Two. Phase One is complete.
Environmental Services completed construction on Phase One and is designing Phase Two to install new pipes and repair aging sewers. These improvements protect health and the environment by reducing the risk of sewage releases to homes, businesses, and streets.