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News Blog: Use ranked-choice voting to select the next five snowplow names

PBOT owns and operates 56 snowplows. Help choose the next five snowplow names!

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News Release: Portland’s Snowplow Naming Contest returns!

The Portland Bureau of Transportation has 56 snowplows. For the second year in a row the bureau asks Portlanders to submit names for five more snowplow names

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News Release: Smoother street ahead: PBOT’s Gravel Street Service kicks off another season with work beginning in SE Portland on Monday

This year’s service will address streets in Southeast, Northeast, and North Portland.

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

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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Traffic Advisory: A smoother street is coming to NE Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard from NE Weidler to Holladay Street starting Monday, Aug. 25

The work is expected to last approximately seven business days and is funded by Fixing Our Streets, Portland's voter-approved 10-cent gas tax and heavy vehicle use tax for fixing our streets and making them safer for all.

Traffic Advisory


Traffic Advisory: SW Tichner Drive reopens after landslide

Along with the specialized work requiring climbing ropes and precision tools, clearing rocks and debris that fell during the slide and response work required 32 truckloads. Approximately 3,406 tons of material were removed.

Updated Traffic Advisory


UPDATED Traffic Advisory: A smoother street is coming to SE Washington Street from SE 82nd to 92nd avenues starting Aug. 18

The work is expected to last approximately seven business days.

Updated Traffic Advisory


Traffic Advisory: Maintenance on Vista Bridge in Southwest Portland requires daytime closures, Aug. 11-15

Bridge to close to motor vehicles from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. during workdays

Updated Traffic Advisory


Traffic Advisory: Bridge repairs on NE 28th Avenue overpass over I-84 requires closures from Aug. 4-8:

The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) will conduct expansion joint repairs and replacements on the NE 28th Avenue overpass over I-84 from Monday, Aug. 4 to Friday, Aug. 8 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.

Traffic Advisory


Traffic Advisory: Bridge maintenance on Thurman Street Bridge in Northwest Portland on Wednesday, July 30

Westbound traffic will be detoured during repairs to the historic bridge

Traffic Advisory


News Release: PBOT says failure of state Transportation Reinvestment Package will have significant impacts in Portland

Every dollar invested in preventative maintenance can save up to $10 in future reconstruction

Updated Press release


Traffic Advisory: A smoother street is coming to NE Prescott from NE 105th to 115th avenues starting on June 16

The work is expected to last approximately seven business days and conclude on June 25.

Traffic Advisory


Traffic Advisory: A smoother street is coming to N Kilpatrick Street from N Denver to Delaware avenues

The work is expected to be complete on June 9.

Updated News article


Traffic Advisory: A smoother street is coming to SE Stark Street from SE 108th to 122nd avenues

The paving work is the third phase of PBOT’s $23 million Safer Outer Stark project

Traffic Advisory



Traffic Advisory: Repairs to NE 33rd Avenue Bridge over Lombard Street require closures on Saturday, March 15

Repair work will begin at 6 a.m. and is expected to be complete by 5 p.m.

Traffic Advisory


News Release: PBOT releases 2024 deadly crash report, with the latest annual figures in traffic safety

Traffic deaths drop by 16% in Portland, but deadly trends on high crash corridors continue

Updated Press release


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