Blazers' Tom Dundon insists on public funding for arena renovation
ESPN • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 25, 2026, 4:53 PM
Last updated Jun 25, 2026
Tom Dundon, the governor of the Trail Blazers, stated that a $600 million renovation of the Moda Center should be funded exclusively by public money. His remarks come amid discussions about the future of the arena, which is central to the team's operations and community engagement. Dundon's position reinforces the focus on public investment to enhance the facilities for fans and athletes alike. The Trail Blazers are currently navigating this funding conversation as the project progresses.
- •Tom Dundon leads discussions on funding for the Moda Center renovation.
- •$600 million renovation is proposed for the team's home arena.
- •Dundon emphasizes the necessity of public money for the project.
- •The Moda Center's upgrade is vital for team operations.
- •Discussions continue regarding the project's funding and timeline.
- 5:41 PMESPN — Blazers' Dundon: Public money only to fix arena
"Trail Blazers governor Tom Dundon is digging in his heels that public money only should fund a $600 million makeover of the Moda Center.
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