Portland is currently in the process of expanding the network of family-friendly bicycle streets, and has already identified 15 miles of new bike boulevards on 7 neighborhood streets! Please join your neighbors in helping City staff identify the key improvements to increase safety for all modes and specifically improve bicycle access.

The Bureau of Transportation has scheduled a series of public meetings to discuss the potential projects with your neighbors. At the first meeting, Transportation staff will provide an overview of bicycle boulevards, review existing traffic conditions, and hear your feedback. City staff will return for a second meeting to present recommendations on specific improvements.

How you can help

Understand your neighbors' concerns about how this project will change their neighborhood. Download the bike boulevard talking points from the BTA website so you can explain how the project will enhance neighborhood livability and improve traffic safety for all roadway users.

Open House Schedule

Note: all events will take place from 6:30 - 8:30 pm

NE Going
Tuesday, July 7 & August 4
Bethany Lutheran Church, 4330 NE 37th Ave

N Bryant
Thursday, July 9 & August 6
Columbia Cottage, Friends of Columbia Park, 4339 N Lombard St

N Concord
Tuesday, July 14 & August 11
Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center, 5340 N Interstate

SE Mill
Thursday, July 16 & August 13
SE Precinct, 737 SE 106th Ave

SE Center
Tuesday, July 21 & August 18
Mt Scott Community Center (Poolside Room), 5530 SE 72nd Ave

SW Terwilliger/Westwood
Thursday, July 23 & August 20
Multnomah Arts Center, Room 30, 7688 SW Capitol Hwy

 

Learn more and get involved:

Bike Boulevard Talking Points
Background on Bike Boulevards
Tools for Creating Bike Boulevards