Watch the project overview video to learn more about Northwest in Motion.

Major outcomes of Northwest in Motion include:

• A prioritized list of walking, bicycling, and transit projects to guide investment of parking meter/ permit revenue and other funding
• A feasible strategy for upgrading existing neighborhood greenways in NW to meet established neighborhood greenway guidelines
• Changes to street classifications and designs to clarify modal priorities and support the overall goals of the project

Timeline

Project Location

The project area includes the inner Northwest neighborhoods bounded by Hwy 30, I-405, Burnside, and the West Hills. Located on the west side of the Willamette River it is within a mile of downtown Portland. The area is home to some of the oldest and most densely populated portions of the city with a diverse mix of single family homes and apartments, commercial, residential, and industrial uses, as well as numerous regionally important religious and community organizations. The heart of the neighborhood is the Alphabet District, a local and national historic area centered around  NW 23rd Avenue, a major shopping and dining destination for the region.

Contact Information

Email us at NWinMotion@portlandoregon.gov

Call Zef Wagner at 503.823.7164

Learn more about these area-related projects currently under or soon to be in construction:

• West Burnside Multimodal Project (West Burnside and 18th/19th)
• Uptown Sidewalk Infill (West Burnside between Uptown Terrace and NW 24th Ave)

Learn more and provide feedback on these projects currently in design:

• Downtown/I-405 Safety Project (W Burnside/NW Couch and 15th/16th)
• SW/NW 20th Ave Neighborhood Greenway (SW Jefferson to NW Raleigh)
• NW Flanders Crossing and Bikeway (Steel Bridge to NW 24th Ave)
• 20th Place Traffic Signal at W Burnside

Updated: 05/28/2019