From here to there in tomorrow's Portland
On Friday, July 20, City Commissioner Sam Adams makes his first appearance at City Club since taking office in 2005.
Adams will outline his blueprint for the future of transportation in Portland, including his vision 50 years into the future. He will speak about his plan for a city-wide streetcar system and how global events and our everyday choices affect transportation issues. In addition, Adams will speak about providing for Portland’s basic transportation necessities, including his plan to raise $263 million over 10 years for safety, bike, bridge and paving work.
Adams oversees the Office of Transportation and the Bureau of Environmental Services. An outspoken advocate for the environment, he has worked to set policy promoting alternatives to traditional transportation and sewer infrastructures. Prior to serving as city commissioner, Adams was chief of staff to Mayor Vera Katz for 11 years.
Bring your questions for Adams as he explores how to improve transportation in Portland.
