PBOT sought input on the design and location of a new neighborhood greenway in NE Portland.
The City of Woodburn sought feedback to help guide transportation investments over the next 20 years.
Clackamas County is looking for feedback on the location and preferred features of a new public library in the Oak Lodge community.
An opportunity to imagine and prepare for improvements to Salem’s downtown sidewalks now and into the future.
ODOT is making safety improvements to the intersection of OR 211 and Dubarko Road in Sandy and offers this opportunity to learn about and comment on the project.
Learn about the planning process and provide your input on the parks projects and recreational opportunities you want to see in Happy Valley.
Learn about ODOT’s project to improve the stability of the hillside in two locations south of the Oregon 99E tunnel in Oregon City.
Review the draft master plan of a new park that will meet the needs of the diverse Crowell Woods neighborhood.
The City of Happy Valley is updating its transportation system development charges. Learn what these are, why they matter and provide input.
Portland is looking for ideas and feedback to help shape the future of the city’s iconic Washington Park.
Clackamas County is updating its transportation system development charges. Learn what these are, why they matter and provide input.
Help make Beaverton a better place for active transportation.
Learn about TSDCs, how they impact new development, and proposed changes
ODOT is repaving a nine-mile stretch of roadway on I-205 south of Portland. Learn more and provide feedback.
Creating a long‐range document that guides the expansion and management of the transportation network for all modes of travel over the next 20 years.
Evaluating long-term transportation strategies and investments to sustain economic health and quality of life.
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Once this project is complete, there will be three lanes in each direction of U.S. 26, from Cornelius Pass Road into downtown Portland.
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The City of Newberg is exploring ways to ensure reliable funding for pavement maintenance.
ODOT wants feedback on the timing of the closure of the US 26 SE 282nd/Boring Road overpass.
These Washington County projects will improve pedestrian safety with the installation of walkways.
Working with residents to create a riverwalk that will honor the unique history and culture of Willamette Falls.
Construction of a project to improve safety along U.S. 26 on Mt. Hood.
ODOT is designing a project to place electronic signs on Mt. Hood.
In 2017, ODOT will repave 2.6 miles of deteriorated pavement on OR 99E, between SE Harold Street and SE Harrison Street.
Oregon envisions no deaths or life-changing injuries on our transportation system by 2035.
This project is intended to improve safety on OR 22 and prepare for an eventual interchange at the intersection of OR 22 and OR 51.
ODOT is studying ways to improve passenger rail service between Portland and the Eugene-Springfield area.
Setting a path to help the Clackamas Regional Center grow as a mixed-use, vibrant area that supports many ways of getting around.
Revising local transportation planning goals, objectives and projects to reflect new growth and emissions control strategies.
In response to complaints and the results of the customer survey, the City of Longview and BHWSD began a study to evaluate options for improving water quality.
ODOT is working to improve safety along OR 224 by stabilizing rock slopes and removing hazardous trees.
The OR 138E Corridor Solutions project will bring some big changes to downtown Roseburg.
The Comprehensive Plan is a guide for how rural areas of Multnomah County should grow over the next 20 years.
The Tigard Triangle Strategic Redevelopment Plan is meant to guide long-range growth and improvements in the area.
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