The Washington County Board of Commissioners endorsed the MSTIP 3f, allocating $250 million for transportation improvements to enhance safety and connectivity for various travelers.

PBOT's Safe Routes to School newsletter outlines initiatives to provide safe, eco-friendly transportation for students, highlighting successful programs, upcoming infrastructure projects, and community events in Portland.

Washington County announces a June 4 open house for the Thompson Road Realignment Project, where closures and detours will be discussed ahead of construction starting in June.

Portland's Bureau of Transportation outlines the process for securing a Community Event Permit, noting the ideal 90-day application period, possible expedited fee, event criteria, and necessary preparations for street events on their website.

Portland is set to enhance the safety of 122nd Avenue with a series of planned improvements, including new pedestrian crossings and street lighting, partly funded by the Safe Streets for All grant. Construction is expected to start in 2024.

Portland's ballot on May 21 will include Measure 26-245 to renew the $0.10 per gallon gas tax for road repairs and safety, with $70.5 million proposed for PBOT-led projects.

Portland will implement a safety and transit overhaul on 122nd Avenue, utilizing various funding sources, including a $20 million federal grant for road safety improvements.

The 82nd Avenue upgrade in Portland has reached the draft final design phase with community feedback shaping the project, including major improvements and a focus on areas like Eastport Plaza.

The Portland Aerial Tram will be closed for routine maintenance from May 23 to May 28, during which shuttle services will be provided. Maintenance includes shortening the tram's haul rope to maintain operation.

Oregon legislators are embarking on a "Transportation Safety and Sustainability Outreach Tour" across 12 locations to get community input for the 2025 transportation package.

Portland's SW Fourth Avenue is getting ADA-compliant corner ramps, with expected traffic delays and parking restrictions due to construction, which will continue till late 2025.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation promotes family wellness and cycling safety for kids through various May events, including National Bike + Roll to School Day.

Portland's PBOT reports construction on 82nd Avenue for pedestrian safety, causing traffic reroutes and temporary closures, as other city programs assist with eviction legal defense and incentivize EV charging station installations.