In interview, Mapps blames BikePortland for Broadway bike lane scandal
The only thing he’s clear about is who to blame. That’s not the type of leader Portland needs.
Broadway Bike Lane Scandal
Opinion: Mapps’ version of Broadway ‘debacle’ is a disservice to the city he wants to lead
Commissioner Mapps’ recent comments at a town hall meeting require that I set the record straight.
Advocates support protected bike lanes at ‘Bike Broadway Day’
Free donuts and coffee part of a new campaign to raise awareness of protected bike lanes.
There’s (at least) one hotel on Broadway that embraces the bike lane and those who use it
The oft-controversial bike lane is the centerpiece of the Heathman’s bike-friendly future.
We rode Broadway. And it felt good!
A ride that should should have never happened; but I’m glad it did.
Let’s ride Broadway together, tonight!
Share gratitude for each other, remind ourselves why we are so committed to safe streets, and ride together on a protected bike lane that’s worth fighting for.
It’s official: PBOT is no longer considering a roll back of Broadway bike lane!
Now, instead of a worse Broadway, we’ll have a better Broadway.
PBOT Director made misleading statements about source of Broadway bike lane funding
Quick Build program funding was not used to build the Broadway bike lanes.
Central City Concern wrote a letter to City Hall in support of Broadway bike lane
Their employees and clients rely on safe bike lanes.
Broadway plans made for Commissioner Mapps weeks ago, but he says he’s never seen them
“Doing nothing is not an option,” Williams wrote.
Read the email PBOT director sent staff to heal Broadway wounds
“I own this most recent misstep.”
PBOT Director Millicent Williams apologizes, says she ‘moved too fast’ on Broadway bike lane
Williams was contrite and advisory committee members didn’t sound like they have forgiven her.