Bend, Oregon · Project encyclopedia
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Owner records reviewed 31 Oct 2026. Curated collection, not exhaustive.
Selected dated project-owner milestones; this is not a live feed or confirmation that work happened today.
City lists a new east–west link to begin in early 2027 with completion targeted autumn, not verified as started.
October 2026 owner construction roadmap · Original sourceHawthorne Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge over US97City 2026 construction register schedules a dedicated walking/cycling bridge for fall 2027 through fall 2028.
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Build improved sidewalk and separated bike route and redesign Boyd Acres junction to modern safety standards.
2026 City phase sequencing statement: City separately schedules Phase II for January to fall 2027; Phase I Wells Acres roundabout is not counted as the new phase's completion.
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View permanent record ↗Expand partial roundabout into an intuitive two-lane layout with ADA-compliant crossing and safer cycling connections.
2026 detailed design schedule: City describes design completion targeted end 2026 and construction beginning early 2027, without works mobilisation today.
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View permanent record ↗Create a dedicated active-travel overpass linking neighborhoods divided by the highway and railroad.
October 2026 owner construction roadmap: City 2026 construction register schedules a dedicated walking/cycling bridge for fall 2027 through fall 2028.
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View permanent record ↗Build missing street connection supporting pedestrian, cycle and vehicle travel between Third and Bond.
October 2026 owner construction programme: City lists a new east–west link to begin in early 2027 with completion targeted autumn, not verified as started.
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Works that project owners identify as under construction; not a live on-site report.
Replace undersized 12-inch cast-iron main with 18-inch ductile iron pipe, improving distribution between Awbrey and Pilot Butte reservoirs.
July 2026 construction window: City confirms June 25 preconstruction open house followed by July–October 2026 works; no independent completion notice was located.
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View permanent record ↗Build trunk sewer and residential laterals to enable septic connections while taking an old pump station out of service.
13 July 2026 physical works notice: City states construction began early July with trenching for a new gravity main and planned decommissioning of the Phoenix pump station.
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View permanent record ↗Improve Galveston crossings, water-pressure hardware, accessible sidewalk, street lighting, paving and protected cycling across separate phases.
Fall 2026 owner phased construction update: City expressly marks Phase 1 complete and schedules a second-stage raised crossing plus pressure-reducing valve, followed by 2027 reconstruction.
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View permanent record ↗Build shared-use path, school-area crossings and protected/buffered walking/cycling links along three connected key-route projects.
June 2026 Phase I construction start: City schedules Phase I construction from east of Larkspur Trail to Eagle Road starting June 2026, with ODOT retaining later segments.
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View permanent record ↗Rebuild Franklin Avenue undercrossing drainage, accessibility and cycling/pedestrian connections as part of Midtown Crossings.
August 2026 construction phase announcement: Citywide works map records Franklin Avenue undercrossing closure for stormwater and multimodal improvements through May 2027.
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Bend historical archive · 3 recordsVerified openings and completions, with original evidence and permanent articles.
Open archive ↗Public infrastructure, capital schemes and source-backed completed projects in Bend, Oregon, with distinct underway, upcoming and historic records. Confidence percentages are editorial, not calibrated. Project pages distinguish source dates, forecast dates and research checks.
