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Each year, PBOT creates an annual report to showcase the development of the Public Street Plaza Program. The 2023 report details plaza usage, visitor perspectives, and outlines opportunities for future growth and programmatic improvements.
Each year, PBOT produces an annual report to highlight the progress of the Public Street Plaza Program. The 2024 report details the year’s plaza developments, incorporates community feedback, and outlines opportunities for future growth and program improvements.
The 2025 Public Realm and Street Activation (PRSA) Report summarizes key developments across plazas, community events, block parties, play streets, and other PRSA programs. It incorporates community feedback gathered throughout the year and identifies opportunities for continued growth.

2026 Pilot Street Plazas

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Each summer PBOT tests out new plaza locations led by the community for the community. Learn more and share your feedback. The Beaumont Crossing evaluation survey is now live with Woodlawn Yards to follow.
PBOT's Portland Public Street Plazas are community-oriented public spaces where business and the neighborhood come together. Rather than just a place to pass through, these sections of city streets become vibrant community hubs where all are welcome.
Street and structure paintings are large, decorative paintings installed directly on the street or City structures to beautify neighborhoods and build community.
Welcome to the Plaza Partner Resource Page!

If you encounter any issues at a plaza, please explore the various city resources below to find solutions and support that best fit your needs.
Got a creative idea for a community event in a PBOT plaza? Our streamlined permit process helps you bring it to life! Whether it's a game night, pop-up market, fitness class, or any small event, we're here to support you in bringing life to our streets.
Street and structure paintings are large, decorative paintings installed directly on the street or City structures to beautify neighborhoods and build community.

Open Call for Plaza Partners

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Are you an organization wanting to steward a plaza in your community? Learn more about the open call for plaza partners. Applications are now closed, but applicants can still reach out for future consideration.
The Public Realm and Street Activation team regularly monitors local, regional, state, and federal grant opportunities to support plazas and other placemaking initiatives. This page highlights funding opportunities that may help local organizations bring community-driven initiatives to life.
Learn more about Public Street Plazas through our frequently asked questions.
The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) developed the Portland Public Street Plazas as community-oriented public spaces where business and community activities are clustered. This directory will help you find information and the locations of plazas around Portland.
The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) is creating a permanent Street Plaza Program. These plazas reclaim right-of-way space for pedestrians, offering more outdoor seating, public events, and programming. This initiative aims to enhance community spaces and pedestrian experiences.
Learn about plaza events and how to host you own!

Take the 2026 Plaza Survey!

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The 2026 plaza survey is now live, available in both English and Spanish. Desplácese a continuación para obtener más información en español.

Upcoming Plaza Events

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Whether dance parties, markets, game nights, or more, Plazas host a wide range of community events. This page is updated monthly so check back regularly to find fun events near you!

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