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| Dear Neighbors, We’re taking a walk on Tuesday morning. It’s slow paced, flat, and ADA accessible. Just show up. Oregon Walks is hosting and providing coffee and snacks.Date: Tuesday, August 11 Location: Salmon Street Springs (map) 1000 SW Naito Pkwy, Portland, OR 97204 Time: 8 – 9 a.m. Distance: About 1.5 miles  Councilor Green and Pedestrian Safety Are you interested in learning more about pedestrian safety improvements in District 4? Walk with us and follow our stories on Instagram and in this newsletter. Councilor Green transferred $100,000 from his unspent office budget to the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) to invest in low-cost, high-impact pedestrian safety improvements and engineering countermeasures near schools, along pedestrian corridors, and on familiar neighborhood streets. We’re looking forward to highlighting these locations as they’re completed by PBOT. You may have already seen speed limits reduced and posted, new signs added, crosswalks added and repainted, and more. We’ve also prioritized daylighting or vision clearance to help improve pedestrian visibility at intersections. Thanks for suggesting locations and submitting your concerns through PDX Reporter / 311. Crosswalk and four-way stop added to Duniway Elementary School in the Reed neighborhood of District 4. Watch the video.  |
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