Portland Bureau of Transportation

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Official account for the City of Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT). Report road hazards 24/7 to 503-823-1700. Learn more at https://www.portland.gov/transportation

New sidewalk was added to the north side of SE Thorburn Street between 73rd and 74th avenues, filling a sidewalk gap that was identified as a high priority in Portland’s Citywide Pedestrian Plan and creating a safer and more accessible route for people walking.

New sidewalks on SE Thorburn Street between 73rd and 74th avenues. Previous conditions show a narrow gravel path worn between tall grass and weeds.

🥵Tips to protect yourself when it’s hot and smoky. 🧊 Get cool first 🏠 Stay indoors ✅ Cool, clean air is the goal 🩺 If you have a medical condition or are in a vulnerable population, talk to your doctor to make a plan Getting too hot is more dangerous than smoke exposure for most people at risk.

Here we go, SE Portland! The repaving of SE Division east of SE César E Chávez will be in full effect this weekend. The work requires a full closure of SE Division, 24 hours a day, Saturday Aug. 1 through Monday, Aug. 3, from SE César E Chávez Blvd to 41st Ave.

We can’t wait to see you! Portland Sunday Parkways, presented by Kaiser Permanente, is bringing the joy to North Portland this Sunday, Aug. 2, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. For everything you need, including the map and schedule, visit the North Portland event webpage: www.portland.gov/sunday-parkw...

North Portland Sunday Parkways - August 2, 2026

Join the celebration of open streets during North Portland Sunday Parkways Presented by Kaiser Permanente on August 2. On this page, you’ll find information about the event route, what to expect at th...

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PBOT’s Vegetation Maintenance crews cleared 170 cubic yards of debris (over 20 truckloads of brush!) on SW Broadway Drive last weekend. Under the overgrown brush, crews found signs and a hydrant, mitigating fire risk for the community who lives and travels along this very busy roadway.

Crews have been making great progress on SW Alder Street, in front of the future James Beard Public Market! The SW Alder Street Rose Lane Project Phase 2 is building permanent curb extensions and improved bus shelters on SW Alder Street at 10th and 6th avenues. www.portland.gov/transportati...

Traffic Advisory: Both lanes of SW Alder Street will reopen next month as bus stop improvements approach completion

Construction on SW Alder Street is making steady progress as crews upgrade two key transit stops in downtown Portland.

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Work is resuming on NW/SW Broadway, starting tomorrow, July 23 through early September. Crews will be installing concrete traffic separators along the northbound bike lane and installing planters in the southbound bike lane buffer from NW Glisan to SW Oak streets and SW Yamhill to Clay streets.

While crews work on the east side of NW/SW Broadway, people biking or driving northbound on NW/SW Broadway will be detoured around the work zone. Northbound bicyclists will be directed to use SW Harvey Milk Street to NW 6th Avenue to NW Hoyt Street. Northbound vehicles will be directed to use W Burnside Street, NW 4th Avenue, and NW Glisan Street. Vehicles west of NW Broadway can also use NW 9th Avenue and NW  Hoyt Street. Bicyclists traveling on NW Flanders can also use NW 6th  Avenue. One southbound travel lane on NW Broadway will be maintained at all times during construction

PBOT crews cut back and cleared overgrown vegetation along the protected bike lane on SW Hillsdale Beaverton Highway before having a street sweeper come through to sweep up any thing left over. This work is funded by the Portland Clean Energy Community Benefits Fund (PCEF)!

Overgrown vegetation growing into the protected bike lane on SE Beaverton Hillsdale Highway.A PBOT crew member works to clear debris from the bike lane.The bike lane is now clean and clear of any vegetation or debris after PBOT crews finished working.

TriMet will not turn away anyone who is traveling to and from a cooling center who is unable to pay fare between 10 a.m. and 11 p.m. today (Wednesday, July 22). Please tell your bus operator that you're heading to or from a cooling center.

☀️ Highs near 100° today in Multnomah County! 🧊 Bud Clark Commons cooling center open 12–9 PM (water, snacks, pets welcome) 📚 Libraries open till 8 PM 🚌 TriMet rides to/from cooling centers (10am–11pm) Need help finding a spot or ride? Dial 2-1-1 (8am–11pm).

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📣 NWS forecasts temps in the upper 90s today! 🧊 Cooling Center Open today (12PM–9 PM): Bud Clark Commons, 650 NW Irving St. Pets welcome, food and water avail. 🚌 TriMet won't turn away anyone heading to a center, just tell the operator. Interactive map on cool spaces & heat tips: multco.us/hot

Call 2-1-1 or check multco.us/hot for the latest information ​​and a full map of cooling locations. Information may change.

Cooling centers open Tuesday, July 21, 2026, from noon to 9 p.m., until conditions improve. All sites ADA accessible. Pets welcome.

No one will be turned away. Call 2-1-1 for transportation help. Trimet (trimet.org/planner) allows free rides to cooling centers. 

An interactive map of other nearby outdoor cooling spaces, splash pads and libraries can be found at multco.us/hot.


Bud Clark Commons: 650 N.W. Irving St., Portland






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Centros de Enfriamiento

Llama al 2-1-1- o revise multco.us/hot para la información más reciente y un mapa completo con locaciones de los centros de enfriamiento. Esta información puede cambiar. 

Los centros de enfriamiento se abrirán el martes 21 de julio del 2026, de mediodía a 9 p.m., hasta que las condiciones mejoren. Todos los sitios serán accesibles para todas las personas. Las mascotas son bienvenidas. 

Toda persona es bienvenida. Llama al 2-1-1 para ayuda con el transporte a un centro de enfriamiento. Trimet (trimet.org/planner) ofrece transporte gratis a los centros de enfriamiento. 
Encuentra un mapa interactivo de espacios para refrescarse, áreas de chapoteo y bibliotecas en multco.us/hot. 


Bud Clark Commons: 650 N.W. Irving St., Portland

TriMet will not turn away anyone who is traveling to and from a cooling center who is unable to pay fare between 11 a.m. and 10 p.m. today (Tuesday, July 21). Please tell your bus operator that you’re heading to or from a cooling center.

Due to excessive heat and Multnomah County's State of Emergency, we will not turn away any riders Tuesday who are seeking a cooling shelter for lack of valid fare. The emergency declaration is expected to last until at least 10pm.