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Construction starts Monday on new crossings, curb extensions, traffic signals, and bike lanes as part of PBOT's Downtown I-405 Pedestrian Safety and Operational Improvements Project

Traffic Advisory
Published
Construction on the Portland Bureau of Transportation’s (PBOT) Downtown I-405 Pedestrian Safety and Operational Improvements project will begin Monday, Sept. 20.

BIKETOWN expands e-bike service to Portland State University students, college students on financial aid citywide

Press Release
Updated
Thanks to a DEQ Clean Fuels grant from Portland General Electric, BIKETOWN for All will offer free rides for all qualifying Portlanders, and free rides for college students on financial aid

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

Traffic Advisory
Updated
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.
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.

You still have a chance to win a $500 grocery gift card! But you need to play the Go by Greenways game by September 26th

Blog Post
Published
Go By Greenways is a scavenger hunt game that you can play while exploring East Portland infrastructure improvements. Your goal? Search for hidden zebra signs along the greenways, and text the code word on the sign to be entered to win prizes.
Go By Greenways

The rainy season returns! Adopt your neighborhood storm drain and help prevent street flooding

News Article
Published
Portland’s storm drains, also known as catch basins, help with stormwater runoff and prevent flooding. If drains get clogged with fallen leaves and other debris, it can lead to dangerous ponding along city streets and intersections.
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Construction and Maintenance

Errol Heights Street Improvement Project

Construction begins late spring 2021

SW Capitol Highway - Multnomah Village to West Portland Project

Construction from June 2021 to December 2022

Lloyd to Woodlawn Neighborhood Greenway on NE 9th Ave

Construction beginning in 2021

Outer Division Safety Project (SE 80th to 174th avenues)

Construction in 2021

Congressman Earl Blumenauer Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge

Construction 2019-2022
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