Project Description
In 2024, the county got a Safe Streets for All (SS4A) planning grant from Metro and the U.S. Department of Transportation. This grant allows the county to work with other groups and the community to improve road safety. There will be chances for the community to give input through surveys and events. The planning team will use crash data to study safety and equity, which will help decide on projects to recommend. The final plan will list safety projects and data analysis that could get funding- all shaped by the community.
Project Timeline
Phase 1: Listen & Learn
Jun-Nov 2024
Community storytelling, policy and safety analysis
Phase 2: Reflect and Dive In
Mar-Apr 2025
Develop and share transportation safety improvement recommendations
Phase 3: Refine
Jul-Aug 2025
Prepare Draft Plan
Final Plan Complete
Oct 2025
Focus on High Injury Corridors
The project will look at local and county roads in urban East Multnomah County, outside the City of Portland. It will focus on high injury corridors (HICs), which are roads where the most serious crashes happen. Knowing where these crashes are concentrated helps in planning and prioritizing safety efforts to meet safety goals.
- High Injury Corridors (2.11 MB)
- Corredores con alto índice de lesiones (2.19 MB)
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If you have more questions about the project, contact safe-routes-east-county@multco.us.