Members of the Clark County community will have upcoming opportunities to weigh in on the bi-state Interstate Bridge Replacement program
Members of the Clark County community will have upcoming opportunities to weigh in on the bi-state Interstate Bridge Replacement program.
Those interested in the program are invited to register to participate in moderated listening sessions to be held on Thursday (March 11) at 5:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Then, the following Monday (March 15) at 4 p.m. and 6 p.m., the program will host listening sessions specifically for youth ages 16-25 living in Portland, Oregon or Vancouver.
Participants in all four sessions will have the opportunity to share and discuss their feedback as program work moves forward to identify a bridge replacement solution that best serves the complex needs of the wide variety of travelers.
Advance registration is available at these embedded links:
All ages
Youth ages 16-25
The Interstate Bridge Replacement program also invites anyone interested to participate in public meetings for the Executive Steering Group, Community Advisory Group and Equity Advisory Group.
Ongoing, extensive and inclusive public dialogue are critical to developing a bridge solution that best serves the complex needs of communities in Oregon and Washington. Current program work is focused on updating the transportation problems that a solution must address and regional perspectives on values that will be used to evaluate replacement alternatives and identify a preferred solution for replacing the Interstate Bridge.
For more information, community members may contact info@interstatebridge.org or call (503) 897-9218 (Oregon), (360) 859-0494 (Washington), (888) 503-6735 (toll-free).Visit the program website at www.interstatebridge.org.
