SW Boones Ferry Rd Walkway
Southwest in Motion (SWIM) Project BP-40 Boones Ferry Walkway will improve pedestrian safety along SW Boones Ferry Rd, between SW Orchard Hill Rd and our local grocery and shopping center Oswego Towne Square.
Construction for BP-40 SWIM project SW Boones Ferry Road Protected Shoulder project has been delayed to spring/summer 2025.
View Portland Bureau of Transportation project website.
The safe shoulder will be approximately 730 ft in length and 5 ft in width. PBOT will install concrete separators to protect the walkway where possible, while accommodating for driveways and bus stops, approximately 425 ft in length. PBOT decided to update the design after hearing feedback from the Arnold Creek Neighborhood Assocation to include shoulder widening and extend the path north or SW Orchard Hill Rd. Image from PBOT website.
Tryon Creek Highway 43 Culvert Replacement Project
Environmental Services, which manages wastewater and stormwater to protect human health and the environment, is working with the US Army Corps of Engineers to replace an undersized culvert that carries Tryon Creek under Highway 43. This project will reopen the creek to salmon and other fish species.
Project Area
The project is located where Tryon Creek passes under Highway 43 near Tryon Cove Park in Lake Oswego.
Image from Environmental Services website.
Volunteer
Civically engaged individuals make life better for all residents of the neighborhood.
Help manage the ACNA Facebook page. Connect and engage Arnold Creek neighbors. Create a sense of community and belonging. Commitment is approximately an hour per month. Email president@arnoldcreek.org.
Next Meeting
Tuesday, November 12
6:00 - 7:00 pm
Link to join this virtual meeting on Zoom can be found in the Agenda. Meetings are open to the public. Everyone is welcome.
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PBOT and PPB operate safety cameras at and along the highest-crash streets and intersections across the city. Survey feedback will help them work towards Vision Zero, Portland’s goal to eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries on our streets. Learn more.
