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Fixing Our Streets

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Fixing Our Streets Your Dime at Work. 10 cents at the pump = $75 million for: paving and pothole repair, safe routes to school, more sidewalks, new traffic signals and streetlights, better bike lanes
Portland's gas tax and heavy vehicle use tax for fixing our streets and making them safer for all.
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Fixing Our Streets Program

fixingourstreets@portlandoregon.gov
phone number503-823-5185

Available during regular business hours.

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What is Fixing Our Streets?

A map of transportation projects in Portland funded by Fixing Our Streets
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Fixing Our Streets Projects: 2020-2024

Related offices, programs, advisory groups, and projects

Fixing Our Streets Your Dime at Work. 10 cents at the pump = $75 million for: paving and pothole repair, safe routes to school, more sidewalks, new traffic signals and streetlights, better bike lanes
Advisory Group

Fixing Our Streets Oversight Committee

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Safe Routes to School

Vision Zero
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Vision Zero: Eliminating Traffic Deaths and Serious Injuries

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Neighborhood Greenway Projects

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