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What's New with PDX Next (Week of March 2)

Construction Impacts to Expect: March 2 - 8

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Vehicle Service Road: Now through April, if you drive on the south side of the terminal building between Gate C5 and the southeast cargo ramp, be aware that larger than normal vehicles moving construction debris will be present on Vehicle Service Road throughout the day. Gate SC11 will be open and staffed by security guard.
Upper Roadway: Expect impacts on the north end of the upper roadway on Tuesday, March 3, from 6:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tree deliveries to the north node construction area require closure of the upper road north sidewalk and narrowing to two travel lanes.
North Bypass: As a reminder, the North Bypass closes on Thursday, March 5, and shorter walks to Concourse E return. Temporary signage and extra staff will help guide travelers every step of the way. Take a look at this map for a quick visual of what’s changing
When the D/E bypass closes, there will be a few other notable impacts: The closure area adjacent to Gate D5 will expand, the CRDC/Bradford parking location shifts to the alley, egress Stair 1 by Grassa closes, and the International Bus Stop by Gate E3 will have an altered drive and parking pattern.
New Convenience Retail: In case you missed it, Eastbank Market (Concourse C) and Washington Park (Concourse D) are now open...and there are a few things that make these new spaces stand out. From the creative chefs behind Portland favorite Ya Hala Lebanese Cuisine, look for Barbur Foods products including fresh falafel wraps. You'll also see a rotating My People’s Market showcase inside Eastbank Market. Stay tuned for more changes as our convenience retail program evolves to reflect the best of the Pacific Northwest and keep more money in local pockets.

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For immediate safety concerns, call the PDX Communication Center’s non-emergency number at 503.460.4747. For life-threatening issues or medical, fire or police emergencies, call the emergency line at 503.460.4000.