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Neighborhood Greenway Projects

Project

Ongoing

Neighborhood greenways are Portland's low-traffic and low-speed streets where we give priority to people walking, bicycling, and rolling. Projects managed by the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT).

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What are Neighborhood Greenways?

70s Neighborhood Greenway: SE Flavel to NE Sacramento

New crosswalk and crossbike on SE 67th and Harney

60s Neighborhood Greenway: Mt. Tabor to Springwater Corridor Trail

Two people biking

Parkrose Neighborhood Greenway

4M Neighborhood Greenway rendering of enhanced roadway

4M Neighborhood Greenway: SE 130th Avenue to SE 174th Avenue

HOP Neighborhood Greenway Map

HOP Neighborhood Greenway: Gateway Transit Center to NE 128th Avenue on NE Holladay, Oregon and Pacific

Lloyd to Woodlawn Neighborhood Greenway on NE 9th Ave

East Portland Access to Transit SE Division St Sidewalk Infill Limits Map

East Portland Active Transportation to Transit Project (EPAT): 130s Neighborhood Greenway and SE Division 101st to 143rd Pedestrian Enhancements

A new concrete pathway with street lighting

East Portland Access to Employment and Education: 4M, 100s, and 150s Neighborhood Greenways

Two people biking

N Delaware Neighborhood Greenway: N Sumner St to N Terry streets

Contact

PBOT Customer Service (by PDX 311)

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