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Special Meeting to provide an opportunity to discuss any aspect of the SPA, including feedback regarding the separation of continuous improvement & training functions from technology group, moving to the Admin & Business Operations Division.
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Construction will start in June
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May 2020 to November 2017 updates to the project's design.
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A monthly snapshot of land use planning work going on in your neighborhoods. Please visit the project website and contact project staff with any questions.
Once adopted, the West Portland Town Center Plan will affect zoning and future development in the area.
Apply, based on your knowledge and experience, to serve as a volunteer panelist to evaluate responses to Request for Proposals and make contract award recommendations. A diverse panel of evaluators ensures that typically underrepresented communities have input into the future of their communities.
The Community Events Activation Funds Program helps Portlanders (with a focus on BIPOC organizers and multicultural events) create community events through direct financial support. This program is funded by the American Rescue Plan, which is investing in Portland’s recovery – and our future.
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The Bureau of Development Services is now accepting development applications subject to the new zoning and code.
Sewer repairs are anticipated to begin in May 2024 will take up to six months to complete.
Environmental Services is designing a project to repair 524 feet of public sewer pipe on Southwest Sheridan Street between Water and Moody avenues. Having provided over 135 years of service, the pipes require repairs to maintain reliable sewer service and protect public health and the environment.
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The first new rules for sidewalks in 24 years will help Portland fight climate change by forging a compromise that allows space for people and trees
Construction completed June 2020
This project included repaving, updating existing curb ramps, and sewer repair on SW Capitol Highway between SW Multnomah and SW Texas streets.
In spring 2016, the city adopted the Local Transportation Infrastructure Charge (LTIC), a charge on new infill development occurring on specific streets in single-dwelling residential zones (see map below). The LTIC provides simpler, more predictable options for developers to meet their obligations.
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Figuring out a system for clean, safe water is essential for public health. The Bull Run Treatment Projects carry on our history of using proven and safe treatment to protect the health of our community.

Tanner Trunk Sewer Project

Sewer and Stormwater
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Construction is expected to start in June 2024 and will take about five months to complete.
Environmental Services is designing a project to replace 800 feet of large-diameter brick sewer pipes located in Highway 26 south of Washington Park. These repairs are necessary to maintain reliable sewer service and protect public health and the environment.
Construction August 2021 - June 2022
Structural upgrades for both tunnels are now complete and NW Cornell has reopened.
The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) has started repaving NE 33rd Avenue between NE Brazee Street and NE Dekum Street, where work will continue through late September.
The City of Portland is deeply committed to advancing equity, diversity, and inclusion throughout the contracting process. We believe that when barriers for participation are met with equitable solutions, our city thrives. Find out how your business may qualify for equity-based certification below.
This Portland Bureau of Transportation program allows companies to install electric vehicle (EV) chargers in the public right-of-way in commercial centers across the city. The goal is to provide convenient and reliable EV charging to all Portlanders, especially those who cannot charge at home.
Information and resources for Portland Bureau of Transportation's (PBOT) Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) technical assistance. FAQs on ADA curb ramp scoping, design and construction criteria, as well as helpful resources and presentations.
We are tracking four audits that made 20 recommendations to the Chief Administrative Officer. Two audits addressed the renovation of the Portland Building. One audit involved homeless camp cleanups and the other audit assessed City-issued credit card use.
We are tracking three reports and 17 recommendations at Environmental Services.
Summer or Fall 2020
The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) will microsurface the street as preventative maintenance and install upgraded ADA ramps along N Michigan Ave between N Fremont and N Rosa Parks Streets.
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The closure will be in place from Monday through Thursday each week from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. from March 28 to the end of April as part of the SW Capitol Highway: Multnomah Village - West Portland project.
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