COVID-19 Risk Level for Multnomah County: High Risk

County Risk Levels | COVID-19 updates from the City of Portland

PBOT is rolling out this initiative in the middle of the Covid-19 public health crisis

We adjust based on guidance from public health experts, Portlanders, and businesses. Let us know how Healthy Businesses is going on our feedback form. For Slow Streets contact 503-823-7233 (SAFE) or safe@portlandoregon.gov. For Busy Streets, email PBOT Pedestrian Coordinator Michelle Marx.

Safe Streets Initiative

The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) has started a new initiative called Safe Streets to respond to the Covid-19 public health crisis. PBOT will make temporary changes to city streets to give people more space to walk, bike, roll, do business, and get around in their neighborhood.

PBOT Business Toolkit team

Safe Streets Initiative

PBOTBusinessToolkit@portlandoregon.gov

Contact with questions before applying, or about your permit.

PBOT Slow Streets team

PBOT Safe Streets Initiative

safe@portlandoregon.gov

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Slow Streets Greenway map

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What is the Safe Streets Initiative?

Words Safe Streets Healthy Businesses in grey text on a white background.

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What is the Healthy Businesses permit?

PBOT Safe Streets Initiative

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Map of Healthy Businesses permits, Slow Streets signage, Busy Streets expanded walkways

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Apply for a Healthy Businesses permit

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Apply for a temporary pickup/drop-off parking space for your business

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Sign up to provide support for the Healthy Businesses program

PBOT curb extension for Busy Streets Program

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What is the Busy Streets Program?

Slow Streets faq

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What is the Slow Streets Program?

Online Survey

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Safe Streets User Survey

Neighborhood greenway header

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What are Neighborhood Greenways?

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PBOT Equity & Inclusion Community Partnerships

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