I-5 Rose Quarter Goes Forward, Despite Funding Uncertainty
PORTLAND, OREGON, JUL 25 – The Oregon Transportation Commission approved the initial $75 million phase despite a $1.65 billion funding gap, aiming to reconnect Portland's historically divided Lower Albina neighborhood.
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“There Is No Money”: I-5 Rose Quarter Project Slated for August Groundbreaking, Budget Woes and All
ODOT has permission to start initial work on the freeway expansion project, but state transportation leaders say there isn’t enough money to finish it. by Taylor Griggs The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) has lost the majority of the funding it was counting on to construct the first phases of its I-5 Rose Quarter project. With a hostile federal administration and chaos in the Oregon Legislature, it’s unclear when or if the department …
Transportation Commission says state can move forward with I-5 Rose Quarter project
View looking northeast at Broadway and Vancouver over I-5 from the Leftbank Building. (Photo: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland) The Oregon Transportation Commission has given the I-5 Rose Quarter project a lifeline. The five member, governor-appointed body faced a stark decision at their meeting this morning: proceed with the project, or pause and reassess. They chose to approve funding for a project while warning that there’s no more funding for the …
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