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Environmental Services

Public Works Projects

Public works projects safely preserve existing infrastructure, increase roadway capacity, improve mobility and enhance neighborhood livability. 

Construction projects 

223rd Ave. and Stark St. Improvements

The City is improving the 223rd Ave. and Stark St. intersection to reduce congestion, enhance safety, and improve traffic flow by adding new turn lanes, upgraded signals, underground utilities, and other key roadway upgrades.

Schedule

  • Nov. 2025 – Aug. 2026 
  • Work ours: Monday - Friday, 7:00 am  – 6:00 pm

What to expect

  • Construction equipment, noise, vibration and dust.
  • Reduced access to bike lanes or sidewalk.
  • Lane closure or full street closure.
  • Driveway access to businesses will be maintained, with at least one access point open at all times or coordinated directly with the property owner.
  • Detour to bus route. Check TriMet for more information.

Contractor

Brown Contracting

Contact

Mike Green, Project Manager, 503-618-2525

Gresham Fairview Trail Improvements (Phase 4)

The City is extending the Gresham Fairview Trail along NE 201st Avenue to connect existing trail sections and improve walking and biking access. The project also includes building a missing section of sidewalk on NE Halsey Street to create safer, more complete connections for people walking and rolling.

Schedule

  • Summer 2026 - winter 2027
  • Work hours: Monday - Friday, 7:00 am-6:00 pm 

What to expect

  • Shoulder and single lane closures
  • Traffic delays
  • Construction congestion 

Contractor

Dirt & Aggregate Interchange Inc. 

Contact

Mike Green, Project Manager at 503-618-2525

Sidewalk Improvements

Schedule

  • Ongoing; work hours may vary, but generally from 7:00 am-6:00 pm.
  • Some sidewalk work is scheduled before paving begins this summer.

Project overview 

The City will upgrade sidewalk ramps at intersections throughout Gresham. Installing sloped curb ramps provide improved safety at pedestrian crossings. The new ramps allow people with disabilities to safely travel from the sidewalk to the street.

Project impacts

During all construction activity, there will be delays and on-street parking will be impacted. We try to limit disruptions as much as possible.   

  • Sidewalk closed.
  • Bike lane closed.
  • Construction equipment parked in your neighborhood.
  • Partial road closure; flaggers may be directing traffic.
  • Reduced on-street parking.
  • Noise and dust.

Contact

Department of Environmental Services, 503-618-2525