The Portland Loo

We could have paid for the Portland Loo in what we’re spending for repairs and maintenance on the existing facility.

Having seen the Portland Loos that are in Nanaimo and in Bastion Square in Victoria and some other locations, had council made the decision five or six years ago to purchase this, we probably could have paid for it just in what we’re spending in repairs and maintenance of the existing facility,” Adams says. “But hindsight is 20/20.

City of Campbell River to spend $200,000 on installing pre-fab washroom downtown / Published in Campbell River Mirror

There’s a need for better, safer restroom facilities. We’ve had a number of complaints over the years and issues with keeping our restroom facilities clean and safe. The Portland Loo technology will help improve the experience for everybody,” said Monterey-Salinas Transit CEO, Carl Sedoryk.

Renovations begin at Downtown Salinas Transit Center / Published in Koin 5/46

“They don’t have attendants, but they’re very, very challenging to abuse, so to speak,” Lowe said. “The hand-washing station is on the outside. It has a louvered bottom, so you can see if someone is in distress or if there’s more than one person inside. It allows privacy for the user, but at the same time a little bit of surveillance from the outside.”

Author “No Place to Go”

Mt. Lebanon library program to feature author of book about bathrooms / Published in The Almanac