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Projects at UO Portland will affect parking and pedestrian access

September 21, 2026 - 11:59am
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Campus Planning and Facilities Management has updated its running list of closures and other activities that affect travel, access and planning on campus.

Employees can stay informed by visiting the campus closures, shutdowns and detours website or by checking the UO campus map construction impacts.

The latest notifications include:

New:     

  • HEDCO exterior window cleaning, through Sept. 25.
  • Portland Campus tree trimming along Northeast 27th Avenue and NE Holman Street will affect parking in the area, through Sept. 23.
  • 1776 Millrace Room 265A furniture removal will affect one of the building elevators and several parking spaces, Sept. 24.

Updated:

  • Portland Child Behavioral Health Building Project: The fencing in the Garden Quad between Campus Center and Innovation will be removed Sept. 25. The rest of the fencing will remain in place until the project is complete.
  • Portland Campus Center Bike Storage Room Construction Project: The end date has been extended to Nov. 6; however the majority of the work will be done by Oct. 9.
  • Portland Gymnasium Brand Enhancement Project: Work has been extended through Oct. 16.
  • Allen Hall and Friendly Hall Sanitary Pipe Work Project: The sidewalk will be poured and fencing removed by the end of the day Sept. 22., however the pipe work will be completed during winter break.
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