Portland City Council approved budget with Affordable Transportation Fund
Posted by: MichelleMay 26 2009, 3:14 pm
On Wednesday, the Portland City Council approved a budget that includes increased funding for biking and walking.
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Archive for the 'Boulevards' CategoryPortland City Council approved budget with Affordable Transportation FundPosted by: MichelleMay 26 2009, 3:14 pm On Wednesday, the Portland City Council approved a budget that includes increased funding for biking and walking. Semi-sneak peek at Bike & Streetcar Open HousePosted by: MargauxMay 06 2009, 3:56 pm The next open house is happening tonight in NE Portland (see inside for details). New York Times: The way to see Portland is on your bike!Posted by: MichaelApr 03 2009, 10:37 am PBOT's Roger Geller: "The goal is to become a world-class bicycling city." What's going on with the PBOT budget?Posted by: MichelleFeb 24 2009, 3:53 pm Dig a little deeper with us and we'll show you. Ankeny AmbassadorsPosted by: CarlOct 07 2008, 1:09 pm Anybody can be an ambassador to biking here in Portland. Portland transportation open house: SE Clinton Bicycle BoulevardPosted by: Scott YeltonOct 06 2008, 8:55 pm Two transportation open houses in one night! Which will you attend? This one is from 5:30 - 7:00 pm, at 2408 SE 16th Avenue in Portland. Cyclocross is for Families, Friends & First timersPosted by: TomOct 02 2008, 10:26 am Portland is home to the largest cyclocross races in the WORLD! And Oregon is home to 4 of the 5 fastest cross country mountain bikers and cyclocross racers in the country. Each year the Cross Crusade kickoff race at Alpenrose grows by 100-200 racers, not to mention the spectators they bring along or that follow [...] Pearl District bicycle updatePosted by: MichelleJul 24 2008, 9:53 pm Overlapping and intersecting plans for the Pearl mean changes - good ones - for bicycling. Salem City Council Seeks Bike Boulevard FundingPosted by: EmilyJul 16 2008, 12:00 pm Monday night Salem City Council approved a proposal to seek ODOT funding for the development of new bicycle boulevard corridors throughout the city. If the grant proposal is approved by ODOT, Salem will receive $425,000 in funds for planning and implementing the new routes. Fire jugglers, disco dancing and doughnuts: The Night Ride 2008Posted by: Scott LJul 15 2008, 1:37 pm The Night Ride 2008 was a great success! Well over 1,200 riders and 100 volunteers came out to celebrate cycling in Portland and support the BTA’s work on projects such as Bicycle Boulevards and the Cycle Oregon Kids Camp. |
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