Neighborhood Greenway Enhancements

What's Happening Now

[Updated September 9, 2026] The SE 64th and Division crossing is substantially complete as of August 2026. Remaining work includes installing one new streetlight luminaire and asphalt pavement repair near the relocated fire hydrant.

The N Concord Avenue crossing is still in design with construction expected in the fall of 2026.

Project Descriptions

SE 64th Avenue & Division Street 

• Construct one concrete median island on the east side of the intersection, replacing the existing plastic wands.
• Build two new ramps on the southeast corner, updating them to current Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards.
• Install one streetlight luminaire. 

N Concord Avenue & Killingsworth Street

Replace plastic wands and tuff curb with concrete median islands. 

View full size image of Street angle view of three concrete median islands with yellow posts along the edges.

Background

The Fixing Our Streets program allocates funding to replace temporary materials with permanent infrastructure through the Community Street Services category. Funds are use to make permanent upgrades where there were originally temporary safety installations. 

The SE 64th and Division crossing was originally designed by TriMet during planning stages for the FX-2Division transit improvements. Later in the design process, the bus stop at this intersection was moved. Using designs drafted by TriMet, PBOT will take over the final stages of the project.

Community outreach

Neighboring residents and businesses will receive letters with project details. Any outreach materials will be posted here. 

 SE 64th and Division Postcard 346.09 KB

 N Concord and Killingsworth Neighborhood Letter 399.67 KB

Funding

These projects are funded by the Fixing Our Streets voter-approved 10-cent gas tax under the Community Street Services category. 

Combined project budgets: Approximately $300,000

View full size image of Project paid for by Fixing Our Streets: Your dime at work.