Report non-urgent traffic safety concerns related to pedestrians, people biking or taking transit, speeding drivers, speed limits in general, traffic safety around schools, visability, signage and signal timing to City of Portland Bureau of Transportation:
- By phone 823-SAFE (7233)
- Online at portland.gov/transportation/report-non-urgent-traffic-safety-concern-823-safe
Contact us if you have questions or would like to have a voice on any of these transportation projects.
Gravel Street Service
Portland has over 50 miles of gravel streets which are not maintained by the city. As a result, those streets were in bad shape, with large potholes and ruts. Until the launch of the Gravel Street Service in 2018, PBOT did not have many options to help residents who were unhappy with the condition of their roads. Thanks to the new program, however, PBOT can offer a cost-effective solution for making these gravel roads better. Even better, the service is FREE for residents.
Safer Shoulders - SW Stephenson
- City of Portland presentation (June 2018)
- PBOT Design Specifications
- Speed Cushion Height Study with PBOT tolerance specifications
- ACNA Letter to City of Portland (July 17, 2018)
- City of Portland Response (September 6, 2018)
- ACNA Letter to City of Portland (April 19, 2019)
June 7 , 2021 City of Portland (PBOT) is under contract with the contractor to complete work by November 15, 2021.