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Transportation Subcommittee

About the subcommittee

  • Advises Council in ongoing development of a transportation network to improve safety and livability in Gresham.
  • Advises Council and staff on transportation and traffic issues, federal, state and local policies, standards, plans and capital programs.
  • Guides Council in transportation planning matters.
  • Evaluates and researches ways to improve the transportation system, its safety and accessibility for all modes.
  • Researches and recommends annual Gresham Transportation Action Plans identifying objectives, capital priorities and funding opportunities.
  • Serves as the Traffic Safety Commission and assists and advises in  research, development and implementation of traffic safety programs and public education.

Membership guidelines

  • Gresham resident.
  • Owner of real property located in Gresham, or owner of a business licensed by the City.
  • At least one member shall be disabled and represent the interests of the disabled community.
  • At least four members shall be active bicycling and walking enthusiasts and represent the interests of the cycling/pedestrian community. 

Committee personnel

  • Staff Liaisons
  • Council Liaisons
  • Committee Roster
Staff Liaisons

Jay Higgins
Senior Transportation Planner
503-618-2215
Jay.Higgins@GreshamOregon.gov

Council Liaisons

Mayor Travis Stovall,  Travis.Stovall@GreshamOregon.gov

Committee Roster

Current committee roster

Select the Member Roster tab to view the current committee roster.

Meeting schedule

The Transportation Subcommittee meets quarterly from 6:30-8:30 pm, via Zoom.  

Meeting materials

June 12, 2025

This meeting will focus on the Draft Transportation System Plan, including plans for walking, biking, vehicles and capital projects to support safety, climate, equity, and emerging technology.

Agenda

Dec. 12, 2024: TSP Advisory Committee Meeting

This is a meeting of the Transportation System Plan Stakeholder Advisory Committee. The focus will be on the memo for transportation revenues, the expected capital projects that can be constructed with those revenues, and the prioritization of the transportation projects.

Agenda

Oct. 10, 2024

Agenda