The Community Task Force (CTF) brings together a range of interests and needs from the broader community. Its discussion will include input gathered from specific groups, populations, representative bodies and advocacy organizations.
- CTF Charter and Group Protocols (908.66 KB)
- CTF Workplan (updated November 2019) (855.08 KB)
- CTF: Managing Conflicts of Interest (149.27 KB)
The CTF is made up of members who applied to join and were selected to meet a number of criteria, with the goals of:
- Representation of an organization, group, interest or affiliation
- Connection to the project, study area or communities of interest as they relate to the bridge
- Diversity of membership to reflect the community demographics, age, gender, ethnicity/race and geography
Meeting Materials
Last Meeting: July 18, 2022
- CTF Meeting Agenda, 2022-07-18 (216.56 KB)
- CTF Meeting Presentation, 2022-07-18 (2.82 MB)
- Video recording of online meeting:
Committee Members
- [To Be Confirmed], Portland Saturday Market
- William Burgel, Portland Freight Advisory Committee
- Fred Cooper, Laurelhurst Neighborhood Association and Laurelhurst Neighborhood Emergency Team
- Dennis Corwin, Portland Spirit
- Marie Dodds, AAA of Oregon
- Tesia Eisenberg, Mercy Corps
- Peter Finley-Fry, Central Eastside Industrial Council
- Stella Funk-Butler, Powell Valley Neighborhood Association
- Jane Gordon, University of Oregon
- Art Graves, Multnomah County Bike and Pedestrian Citizen Advisory Committee
- Neil Jensen, Gresham Area Chamber of Commerce
- Paul Leitman, Oregon Walks
- Susan Lindsay, Buckman Community Association
- Gabriel Rahe, Burnside Skatepark
- Amy Rathfelder, Portland Business Alliance
- Jennifer Stein, Central City Concern
- Jacqueline Tate, Community Member At-Large
- Ed Wortman, Community Member At-Large
- Sharon Wortman, Community Member At-Large
