From Portland Bureau of Transportation: PBOT, Multnomah County Library and Metro celebrate Bike Month by bringing back “Bike to Books” coloring contest and bike light giveaway The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) and Multnomah County Library, with support from Metro,…
From Portland Bureau of Transportation: LID Petition Packets Mailed Week of April 16th In the next week, expect an information and petition packet that will include: A petition for each property Individual property assessments (costs for each property) Renderings of…
PBOT News Release: SE 50th Avenue Paving Project kicks off 2018 Fixing Our Streets construction season. PBOT to invest a total of $105 million in capital projects, street repair and safety between now and September 2018. The Portland Bureau of Transportation…
From Portland Bureau of Transportation: Thank you to everyone who completed the recent online survey regarding street design for the Errol Heights Street Improvement Project. Survey respondents strongly preferred the less expensive shared-street design (votes came in 3 to 1 for this…
From Portland Bureau of Transportation: PBOT announces $100,000 in community projects to fund safety, placemaking, innovation and equity The Portland Bureau of Transportation is proud to announce the eleven projects that have been selected for the Portland in the Streets Community…
From Portland Bureau of Transportation: Portland City Council will consider a proposal on January 17, 2018, to reduce the speed limit on all residential streets to 20 miles per hour. If the ordinance passes, the Portland Bureau of Transportation will…
From PBOT: Do you support a shared street design or a sidewalk on one side of the street? The biggest design question that we are currently working through is whether to advance the design with a shared-street concept or to…
Potential for limited flooding along Johnson Creek between 10:00 p.m. tonight through the evening of Friday, December 29. (Dec. 28, 2017) The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) warns the traveling public that the potential for heavy rain, combined with melting snow, could cause limited flooding…
PBOT is evaluating disability parking spaces in metered areas in an effort to improve access and provide an easier parking experience for those with disabilities. The information they are interested in learning relates to the current use of the existing…
Did you miss the Errol Heights Open House that happened on December 7th, 2017? Not to worry! You can view the presentation materials HERE.