Driving Directions: Google map
Parking is available on the street or in the underground parking lot, the entrance is located on 6th Street.
Public Transportation from Portland:
There are three choices--
1. By bus from downtown Portland (on SW 4th Avenue between SW Hall and SW Salmon Street)
Take C-Tran bus #105 (I-5 Express) to the downtown Vancouver stop at Broadway and 7th Street. Walk two blocks west on 7th Street to Washington Street. The Columbia River Crossing office is located at 700 Washington Street in the Vancouvercenter building on the third floor. Cost: $3 one way. No transfer necessary.
2. By MAX light rail and bus
Take TriMet's MAX Yellow Line from downtown Portland or N/NE Portland to the Delta Park / Vanport MAX station. Transfer to C-Tran bus #4, 41, or 44 and ride to the downtown Vancouver stop at Broadway and 7th Street. Walk two blocks west on 7th Street to Washington Street. The Columbia River Crossing office is located at 700 Washington Street in the Vancouvercenter building on the third floor. Cost: $1.75 on TriMet plus $1.25 on C-Tran. One transfer necessary.
3. By bus
Take TriMet's #6 bus (Martin Luther King Jr Blvd) north to the Jantzen Beach SuperCenter stop on Hayden Island. Transfer to C-Tran bus #4, 41, or 44 and ride to the downtown Vancouver stop at Broadway and 7th Street. Walk two blocks west on 7th Street to Washington Street. The Columbia River Crossing office is located at 700 Washington Street in the Vancouvercenter building on the third floor. Cost: $1.75 on TriMet plus $1.25 on C-Tran. One transfer necessary.
Public Transportation from Vancouver:
Downtown Vancouver is served by many C-Tran bus lines. The Columbia River Crossing office is at 700 Washington Street (between 7th and 8th Streets) in the Vancouvercenter building on the third floor.
For route and schedule information visit www.c-tran.com. For detailed trip planning, please call C-Tran Passenger Service at 360-695-0123.
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Information:
Meeting facilities are wheelchair accessible and children are welcome. Individuals requiring reasonable accommodations may request written material in alternative formats or sign language interpreters by calling the project office (360-737-2726 and 503-256-2726) one week before the meeting or calling Washington State's Relay Service at 7-1-1.