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Errol Heights Third Saturday Volunteer Event

Volunteer Event
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Join Portland Parks & Recreation and the Friends of Errol Heights to clean up this dynamic neighborhood natural area park. Keep your eye out for beaver, ducks, and other wildlife as you volunteer alongside other community members!

Upcoming Events

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SE Uplift Land Use & Transportation Committee meeting

Meeting
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Ardenwald Johnson-Creek NA Meeting

Meeting
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Zone K Webinar

Public Meeting
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The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) has launching an online parking permit system in zone K. Learn more about this program in the Zoom webinar.

Creston-Kenilworth Board Meeting

Meeting
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SE Uplift Board Meeting

Meeting
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SE Uplift Neighborhood Coalition Board Meeting
More Events

Parks

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More Parks

Construction and Maintenance

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SE 150th and Division Street Park Master Plan

Parks
In Planning

Willamette River Crossing construction updates

Capital Improvement Project
Engineering And Design
2016 through 2023

Errol Heights Street Improvement Project

Transportation
Engineering And Design
Construction begins late spring 2021

Orchards of 82nd

Housing
Completed – Opened Spring 2019

East Burnside

Housing
Completed – Opened 2018
More Construction and Maintenance

News and Notices

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Traffic Advisory: A smoother, safer street is coming to SE Hawthorne Boulevard

Traffic Advisory
Published
With construction on 180 curb ramps nearly complete, paving begins Monday, June 14
Rendering of SE Hawthorne Boulevard. Street shows a parked car, next to a bus, then a center turn lane and pedestrian refuge island, a travel lane, and outdoor dining in the curb zone.

PBOT launches new ad campaign to encourage Portlanders to use climate-friendly transportation as the city emerges from the pandemic

Press Release
Published
Portlanders will be able to travel to new community plazas across the city to socialize and celebrate the city’s recovery.
The Unipiper is standing with his unicycle and bagpipes next to a bus stop. Text reads, Get Outside to Get Going, It's good for our community and our climate.

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