• Learn About the Planned Improvements

    The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) and the City of Portland are continuing to study and design improvements to I-5 between I-84 and I-405 and local streets in the Rose Quarter area of Portland.

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  • A Safer, More Reliable I-5

    With high traffic volumes, closely spaced interchanges, and no shoulders, I-5 at the Rose Quarter has the highest crash rate in Oregon. With this project, we can reduce frequent crashes, improving safety and reliability for travelers.

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  • A Better Connected Community

    The I-5 Rose Quarter Improvement Project creates new connections across I-5 and more space for people walking and biking, so everyone can travel more safely and conveniently through the Rose Quarter area.

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  • Creating Community & Economic Benefits

    The project is an opportunity to create the local street connections that will help Lower Albina share in the prosperity that the rest of the downtown area has seen.

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Update: Environmental Study Findings Coming in February 2019

The I-5 Rose Quarter Improvement Project is currently in an environmental study and public engagement stage to fully understand the benefits and impacts of this project. The environmental study findings will be published in February 2019, followed by a 30-day public comment period. More design work and community involvement will continue after this stage.

Read more about the environmental study process and how to comment.

Find out how each of the improvements in this project create a better connected community, a safer and more reliable I-5 and greater economic growth.

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