SE Portland

SE 45th Ave Paving and Re-striping Project

Tacoma Street Neighborhood Traffic Management Project

Reducing cut-through traffic from the Sellwood Bridge onto neighborhood streets.

SE 162nd Ave Safety and Access to Transit Project

Springwater Connector Neighborhood Greenway

This bikeway project will connect the 70's and 80's Bikeways with the Springwater Trail.

SE 104th Ave & SE Holgate Blvd Signal Rebuilds

Traffic Signals and curb ramp updates on SE 104th Ave and SE Holgate Blvd

SE 19th Ave Greenway in Sellwood-Moreland

The SE 19th Avenue Neighborhood Greenway is a low traffic, “low stress” biking and walking route that runs north-south through the Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood.

Errol Heights Street Improvement Project

Build a new network of narrow, curbless roads, and stormwater facilities to improve access to the neighborhood, address drainage issues, and improve water quality in Johnson Creek.

Presentations & Publications

4M Neighborhood Greenway: SE 130th Avenue to SE 174th Avenue

4M will run parallel to the high traffic Stark and Division corridors along SE Mill St., SE Millmain Dr. and SE Main St. Streets between SE 130th Ave. and SE 174th Ave.

20s Bikeway Project

This project planned, designed and built safety improvements to create a world class 9.1 mile north-south bike route

Central City Multimodal Project

The Central City Multimodal Project will help make getting to and around the Central City safer, easier, and more convenient by foot, bike, and transit.

122nd Avenue Area Safety Improvements

Better crosswalks and new sidewalks are coming to areas along 122nd Avenue, including portions of 92nd Ave., Sandy Blvd., Prescott St. and Foster Rd., in the summer of 2016.

SE 122nd Ave Bridge Over Johnson Creek

Comprehensive plan in place to replace the storm-damaged timber bridge, which is currently closed to motor vehicles.

Safety Action Plan for Outer SE Division Street

Working closely with the community, the City of Portland is making outer SE Division Street (82nd to the city limit) safer for everyone who uses the street. This project is part of Portland’s Vision Zero strategy.