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PBOT crews have removed more than 400 cubic yards of debris in 34 dump truck loads
Pedestrian bridge, trail remain closed pending further inspections
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Portlanders are encouraged to be COVID Safe, Portland Strong in new campaign
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Bridge installation will require a full closure of a segment of I-405 between Highway 26 and the Fremont Bridge
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On-street parking is free at meters on Christmas Day
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People traveling to neighborhoods south of Foster Road are urged to use SE 134th Avenue, SE 162nd Avenue, and SE Clatsop Street.
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Portlanders are invited to the Rose Lane Project virtual open house to learn about progress made to date, get a first look at potential future projects and fill out a short survey
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It’s the meowest wonderful time of the year!
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Park downtown and fall back in love with Portland this holiday season
Garages close for the Thanksgiving Day holiday, then return to normal on Friday before Free Parking Saturdays begin this Saturday
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The Portland Aerial Tram will close for scheduled maintenance from 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 25, reopening at 5:30 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 30.
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PBOT’s 2020 Neighborhood Greenways Report shows the opportunities (and challenges) facing Portland’s greenways during the Covid-19 public health crisis and beyond
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PBOT started the service in 2018 and has already completed over 31 miles of roads in Southeast, North and Northeast Portland.
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(Nov. 10, 2020) A new bridge opens today in Southeast Portland, designed to provide a safe, convenient way for people biking, walking, or using a mobility device to cross the MAX Orange Line and Union Pacific Railroad.
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Darker evenings bring greater crash risk
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Starting today, businesses can apply for free winter permits to use street space for physical distancing, Nov. 1 through March 31, 2021
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The improvements PBOT will roll out this year and next will have an immediate impact on Portlanders who continue riding transit during the Covid-19 pandemic, including frontline workers, by making bus service more convenient and reliable.
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Two-way access on SW Naito Parkway will be maintained by temporarily converting one of the two northbound lanes to a southbound lane.
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Portland's Gravel Street Service will finish work in North Portland before moving to Portland's westside for Phase 3
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The Covid-19 health emergency has impacted every aspect of our daily life. This includes transportation. As our response continues to evolve, we are receiving questions about transportation and how people can continue to get where they need to go safely.
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