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ADA Title II Public Right-of-Way Transition Plan Implementation

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Public Works
In July 2021, Portland City Council adopted this plan. It ensures transportation infrastructure and PBOT programs are ADA compliant. This page includes our annual reports, links to request accessibility infrastructure, and other information about fully including community members with disabilities.
individuals in mobility devices waiting for the streetcar View full size image

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The new bike path along Naito with the green lanes and a marked crosswalk. Two people who appear to be conversing are approaching, one person using a motorized scooter while another is on a bicycle. Behind them a man prepares to cross the street.

Annual Reports

People who are visually impaired crossing the street

ADA Title II Public Right-of-Way Transition Plan - Adopted By Council

Photo shows signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990

Celebrating the ADA

An accessible parking space market in by a blue sign and white painted box along a curb.

Request an accessible parking space

Intersection corner with new ADA-compliant curb ramps.

Request a curb ramp

Side-by-side image of intersection with accessible push button pedestrian signals and a close-up of the push-button itself. Sign has the silhouette of a hand pushing a button with text reading PUSH BUTTON FOR and an icon of a pedestrian and an arrow showing the direction to cross.

Request an accessible pedestrian signal (APS)

Photo of adaptive bicycle.

ADA Title II Transition Plan Update Implementation Archive

Request an ADA Accommodation

Contact

Lisa Strader

ADA Coordinator, PBOT
ADATransitionPlan@portlandoregon.gov

Past Meetings and Hearings

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