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Safe Routes to School

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A partnership between the City of Portland, schools, neighbors, community organizations and agencies, continuing to increase safety and improve health for students and their families.
Mailing address
saferoutes@portlandoregon.gov
phone number 503-823-1171
Facebook username
PBOTSafeRoutes

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A group of four young children on bicycles. They are stopped on the side of a street, wearing helmets, and smiling.
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Traffic Safety Education Programming

Safe Routes to School logo with animated animals walking, skateboarding and riding a scooter
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Video Library: Safety Lessons for Youth & Families

A wrench standing upright entwined with a rose encompassed by a white hexagon. Title says Fixing Our Streets Your Dime at Work over a salmon pink background.
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Fixing Our Streets and Safe Routes to School

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Sign up for Safe Routes to School emails

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Report a non-urgent traffic safety concern to 823-SAFE

Two children ride bikes at painted traffic playground
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Traffic Playgrounds & Playspaces

A bright pink banner with white and yellow text that reads It's RECESS time! A bright yellow school bell rings, and a unicorn wears a backpack in a graphic drawing. The logo says Safe Routes to School and PBOT.
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It's RECESS time!

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Walking, biking, transit
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Walking, Biking, Transit, and Transportation Safety

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