After budget scare, Parks says they’re committed to carfree bridge over Columbia Blvd
A sigh of relief for trail advocates.
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A sigh of relief for trail advocates.
Don’t worry! They’re not removing the protected bike lanes.
This is what $55 million buys you on the stroad redesign market.
Someone took their opposition to this project way too far.
A neighborhood long forgotten for funding, will finally get its due.
It’s not every day we get this level of detail straight from PBOT on such an important project.
Key parts of a major capital project will be advanced – much to the benefit of bike riders.
A dream of the 2000s will finally become a reality after a recent push from advocates.
Final online open house available now. Don’t miss your chance to see the future (and weigh in on it).
You know a project is expensive when a ‘mega-grant’ is just 8% of the total estimated cost.
An exciting step forward for downtown.
Shared space in Kelly Plaza, a nifty new bike path, and bike signals across Sandy.
Comment of the Week: Gratitude for N/NE Broadway project