The bridge will close early on Thursday, January 17 and is scheduled to reopen by Thursday, January 24. The truss span will be moved in a full-day operation on Saturday, January 19, weather permitting.

Should Arnold Creek move forward with proposed improvements?
"YES" (65)
"NO" (4)

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Multnomah Arts Center, Room 29, 7688 SW Capitol Highway, Portland
Barbur Concept Plan and SW Corridor Plan staff will be on hand to answer questions about these two long range planning efforts.
Read more... at www.portlandonline.com.

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June 11 2013 Update from the Bureau of Environmental Services

WHERE: Jefferson High School, 5210 N Kerby Portland, OR 97217

The Sixth Transportation Safety Summit kicks off with a Community Initiatives Poster Session from 5:30 – 6:15 PM. This is a great opportunity to showcase your work before local transportation and community leaders. Please contact Sharon White at sharon.white@portlandoregon.gov reserve exhibit space.

The Sixth Transportation Safety Summit is FREE and open to the public.
Register at http://www.eventbrite.com/event/1208826633

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Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) has worked with Southwest Neighborhoods, Inc. (SWNI) to identify and select sidewalk projects to build with funds committed by Mayor Adams for sidewalk infill on arterials. PBOT will advance $8 Million in projects to be designed and built in 2012, including all SWNI Tier 2 sidewalk priority needs. Come learn more and provide feedback.

What sort of vision do you have for the future of Barbur Boulevard? One of the best ways to understand the needs of an area is to walk with people who live and work in the community for a first-hand perspective. The Barbur Concept Plan team wants to hear from Portlanders who live and work in neighborhoods along Barbur Blvd. We invite community members to join us as we walk portions of the Barbur study area in late September.  Read More.

What sort of vision do you have for the future of Barbur Boulevard? One of the best ways to understand the needs of an area is to walk with people who live and work in the community for a first-hand perspective. The Barbur Concept Plan team wants to hear from Portlanders who live and work in neighborhoods along Barbur Blvd. We invite community members to join us as we walk portions of the Barbur study area in late September.  Read More.

Please join Portland Bureau of Transportation staff and your neighbors to share information and discuss this important traffic calming project proposal. We'll also answer any questions you may have concerning the Neighborhood Greenways Program work.

Environmental Services is replacing the 50-year-old Burlingame Trunk Sewer in SW Multnomah Boulevard between SW 31st and Interstate 5 with a larger diameter pipe. Construction will close Interstate 5 ramps to and from Multnomah Boulevard for 45 days of the project timeline. Multnomah Boulevard will remain open during construction. See update reports at the Transportation Committee page. Read More.

A reference copy of the SW Capitol Highway Plan Refinement Report is available at the Southwest Neighborhood Office, Hillsdale and Capitol Hill Libraries, as well as posted on the Portland Bureau of Transportation project website

The SWNI Transportation Committee meets the third Monday of every month, except January and February, in which it meets the 3rd Wednesday due to MLK and Presidents Day holidays.
Time: 7pm - 8:30pm
Location: Multnomah Center, 7688 SW Capitol Hwy. Room 29
Contact: Chair, Roger Averbeck, 503-679-1447, transportation@swni.org

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