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Willamette River Crossing Project Update - January 2023

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Bridge looking over the Willamette with pipes illistated below the water and soil is visible.

Willamette River Crossing Project Update - November 2022

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Bridge looking over the Willamette with pipes illistated below the water and soil is visible.

Willamette River Crossing Project Update - July 2022

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Bridge looking over the Willamette with pipes illistated below the water and soil is visible.

Plan ahead for trips to Washington Park—Next phase in reservoir project requires road closure

Visitors to Washington Park, including the Portland Japanese Garden and Portland International Rose Test Garden, should plan for limited parking options in September due to construction near the new reservoir. Easy access to parking is available using Washington Park's free shuttle service.

Updated Traffic Advisory

Map showing closure of SW Sherwood, SW Sacajawea and SW Madison Trail. Vehicular traffic can travel west into the park via SW Lewis and Clark Way. Pedestrians and cyclists can use a multi-use trail in both directions along the western portion of SW Sacajawea and then along SW Lewis and Clark Way. The free shuttle stop at SW Park and SW Sacajawea will be closed.

Washington Park Update

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Three workers in construction vests and hard hats work together to install a new water pipe. Text reads: Construction Update.

Washington Park Update

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The seeds we planted on the hillside above SW Murray Street last fall are bringing some spring color to the worksite.

Washington Park Update

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Willamette River Crossing Project Update - February 2021

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Bridge looking over the Willamette with pipes illistated below the water and soil is visible.

Willamette River Crossing Project Update - December 2020

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Bridge looking over the Willamette with pipes illistated below the water and soil is visible. There are holiday lights and stars above the image.

Willamette River Crossing Project Update - October 2020

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Bridge looking over the Willamette with pipes illistated below the water and soil is visible.

Willamette River Crossing Project Update - June 2020

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Bridge looking over the Willamette with pipes illistated below the water and soil is visible.

Willamette River Crossing Project Update - May 2020

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Bridge looking over the Willamette with pipes illistated below the water and soil is visible.

Willamette River Crossing Project Update - April 2020

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Bridge looking over the Willamette with pipes illistated below the water and soil is visible.

Willamette River Crossing Project Update - January 2020

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Bridge looking over the Willamette with pipes illistated below the water and soil is visible.

Willamette River Crossing Project Update - December 2019

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Bridge looking over the Willamette with pipes illistated below the water and soil is visible.

Willamette River Crossing Project Update - November 2019

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Bridge looking over the Willamette with pipes illistated below the water and soil is visible.

Willamette River Crossing Project Update - October 2019

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Bridge looking over the Willamette with pipes illistated below the water and soil is visible.

Willamette River Crossing Project Update - September 2019

Portland’s water mains (pipes) that cross the Willamette River are more than 50 years old and will probably not survive a major earthquake. The Willamette River Crossing Project, which will build an earthquake-resilient water main deep under the Willamette River, is part of the Water Bureau’s commit

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Bridge looking over the Willamette with pipes illistated below the water and soil is visible.

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