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 Aerial view of I-5 southbound traffic backed up as it approaches the Interstate Bridge, with the Columbia River and Hayden Island in the background. The IBR logo is on the left side of the graphic.
ALT Case for IBR featuring a quote from Sharla Moffett, Senior Policy Director, Oregon Business & Industry. The quote says "I-5 is one of the most important freight corridors in the nation, supporting national commerce, as well as local jobs and families. A replacement bridge that addresses safety concerns, capacity and seismic resiliency is crucial." The background features geometric shapes in blue and teal.
ALT A group of people near a C-TRAN bus with "FUTURE" on its display. They stand on a leaf-covered patch of grass and sidewalk, with trees in the background. The left side shows the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program logo.
ALT A digital rendering of a new Interstate Bridge over the Columbia River under a blue sky. The Interstate Bridge Replacement Program logo is in the lower-left corner of the graphic.
ALT The image features a quote from Sam Desue Jr., TriMet's General Manager. The quote reads: "Together, we are building a transportation system that connects people, supports economic growth and strengthens the future of an entire region." A portrait of Sam Desue Jr. is shown alongside the text.
ALT The image shows the Interstate Bridge with an illuminated "Stop" sign and barriers blocking passage. The left side shows the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program logo and text. The sun is setting in the background.
ALT Case for IBR featuring a quote from Mark Mantei, Chair of Identity Clark County. The quote says "The Interstate Bridge is an economic linchpin. It supports about 145,000 daily trips and $30 billion in annual weekday freight and commerce volume moving over the bridge, which is expected to grow another 40 percent in the years ahead. Moving forward on the IBR program is vital to supporting the continued growth of the economy." The background features geometric shapes in blue and teal.
ALT The large steel, green Interstate Bridge crosses the Columbia River under a clear blue sky. In the top right corner is a logo for the "Interstate Bridge Replacement Program." The landscape features distant trees and buildings.
ALT At 10:15am on 10/15, more than 120 Washington tsunami sirens along the inner and outer coast will be tested using the real wailing sound of a tsunami warning, not the Westminster Chimes that are typically used during the monthly tests. PLEASE DO NOT CALL 911. There WILL be a test of the Emergency Alert System on radio and television this year. The Wireless Emergency Alert text system on cell phones will NOT be tested. Those who have downloaded the free MyShake Earthquake Early Warning App on their phones will get a test. Sirens related to the Columbia Generating Station will be tested in the Tri-Cities areas and some local jurisdictions will test their reverse 911 and opt-in text alerts. NOAA Weather Radios will also sound an alarm.
ALT A graphic titled "Case for IBR" with a circular design on the left. The text highlights a quote saying "This vital project not only enhances the regional I-5 corridor but also has significant international freight implications, facilitating the broader movement of goods across international borders." At the bottom right, it attributes the quote to Sheri Call, President and CEO of Washington Trucking Associations.
ALT A visualization of the Columbia River long bridge spanning the river under a blue sky. On the left, there's a logo for the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program.
ALT Visualization of the new single-level Interstate Bridge spanning the Columbia River on a clear day. The Interstate Bridge Replacement Program logo is in the lower left corner.