Official IBR program acct. Creating a modern, seismically resilient multimodal corridor to improve safety and keep people—and our economy—moving.
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ALT Graphic with text "Why the Bridge Matters" in large yellow letters on a navy background, followed by "…and why it needs to be replaced" and an arrow pointing right.
ALT A graphic showing how the bridge connects Washington and Oregon, friends and family, people to jobs, and regional and national economies. Icons include a map, two adults holding a child's hand, boxes, and money.
ALT Two people are looking at brochures and a display board during an Interstate Bridge Replacement event. One individual is holding a pamphlet, and the text above says "Sign Up Now! IBR Office Hours."
ALT A group of people are gathered around an outdoor booth with a white canopy. The booth has informational posters for the IBR Program, and several people are engaged in conversation, with some looking at the displays. Trees and a building are visible in the background.
ALT Upcoming meeting announcement for the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program. The meeting is with the Bi-State Legislative Committee on Friday, June 12, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Includes a prompt to "Get involved" with the hashtag #InterstateBridge.
ALT An image of a promotional material for the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program. It features a rendering of a bridge with vehicles and a city skyline in the background. The text highlights the "Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement" and "Section 4(f) Evaluation" and is dated March 2026. Logos for partners, including the Federal Transit Administration, FHWA, TriMet, C‑Tran, ODOT, WSDOT, and Metro, are displayed.
ALT A close-up view of structural components of the Interstate Bridge that powers the lift span, with a reel of corroded cables.
ALT Five IBR speakers sit at a long table in front of a packed room full of construction industry professionals.
ALT Historic black-and-white photo of the original span of the Interstate Bridge spanning the Columbia River, with two tall steel towers supporting the structure.
ALT The image shows a close-up of the intricate green metal framework of the Interstate Bridge. Large gears and cables that power the bridge's lift span are visible among the bridge's structural and mechanical components. In the background, cars and a roadway are visible, with the Columbia River under the bridge.
ALT A C-TRAN bus is driving on the Interstate with a banner that says "Earth Day every day" and features leaf designs. The left side of the image displays the logo for the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program.
ALT Two people are talking near a display board outdoors during the "Interstate Bridge Replacement Program" event. One is gesturing at the board, while the other stands with a bicycle. A sign reads, "Sign Up Now! IBR Office Hours.
ALT Two people are engaged in conversation at an IBR event. Text in the top-right corner says "Sign Up Now! IBR Office Hours." The logo for the Interstate Bridge Replacement program is visible in the bottom-right corner.