At its board meeting Thursday, Sept. 12, the Multnomah County Board of Commissioners unanimously adopted a resolution to move forward with the inverted Y design option for the future Burnside Bridge.
This week the public is invited to attend, watch and participate in the Community Design Advisory Group meeting for the Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge Project.
This week the public is invited to attend, watch and participate in the Community Design Advisory Group meeting for the Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge Project.
This week the public is invited to attend, watch and participate in the Community Design Advisory Group meeting for the Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge Project.
There are just a few more days to weigh in on the future look of the new Burnside Bridge!
This Friday, come enjoy coffee and donuts while learning about the Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge Project!
The Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge Project will host two webinars, giving the community an opportunity to learn about the project and range of bridge type options being considered.
This week Multnomah County’s Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge Project is hosting a special interactive live panel discussion at OMSI.
Be a part of this historic moment! Multnomah County’s online survey which asks the community for input on the future look of the new Burnside Bridge is now live!
Next month, Multnomah County will host several summer outreach events to get the community involved and encourage participation in a newly-launched survey on the new Burnside Bridge.
Multnomah County will hold a press availability later this week for news outlets to meet the Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge Project team.
Be a part of this historic moment! On July 1st, Multnomah County will launch its online survey, asking the community for input on the future look of the new Burnside Bridge.