Below are the active projects and programs the Planning Division is working on. Climate-Friendly and Equitable Communities -- State Mandated Program March 10, 2022, Governor Kate Brown issued Executive Order 20-04, directing state agencies to reduce climate pollution. Executive Order 20-04 was in response to Oregon not meeting its climate pollution reduction goals, one of which was… Read More Wildfire Preparedness & Community Events The City of Troutdale is happy to announce that we’ve been awarded $60,000 to conduct wildfire mitigation efforts by the Oregon State Fire Marshall over a 3-year duration. The grant project aims to help vulnerable communities engage in local wildfire risk reduction efforts. The city is hosting… Read More Sandy River Transit Feasibility Study & Downtown Parking Study The City of Troutdale is working on The Sandy River Shuttle Feasibility Study. This study will evaluate the feasibility of implementing a shuttle service to improve access to the Sandy River and downtown Troutdale and help alleviate parking congestion. Read More Print
Climate-Friendly and Equitable Communities -- State Mandated Program March 10, 2022, Governor Kate Brown issued Executive Order 20-04, directing state agencies to reduce climate pollution. Executive Order 20-04 was in response to Oregon not meeting its climate pollution reduction goals, one of which was… Read More
Wildfire Preparedness & Community Events The City of Troutdale is happy to announce that we’ve been awarded $60,000 to conduct wildfire mitigation efforts by the Oregon State Fire Marshall over a 3-year duration. The grant project aims to help vulnerable communities engage in local wildfire risk reduction efforts. The city is hosting… Read More
Sandy River Transit Feasibility Study & Downtown Parking Study The City of Troutdale is working on The Sandy River Shuttle Feasibility Study. This study will evaluate the feasibility of implementing a shuttle service to improve access to the Sandy River and downtown Troutdale and help alleviate parking congestion. Read More
