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Today is National Voter Registration Day!

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From Multnomah County Elections:

September 22, 2020

This release may be viewed in English, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Russian, and Somali.

Today is National Voter Registration Day! Register in September to be ready to VOTE in November!

The General Election is Tuesday, November 3, 2020. 

Oregon’s November 3 General Election includes races for President of the United States, U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives, Oregon Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Attorney General, state legislative seats and more. Voters will also have the opportunity to decide on statewide and local ballot measures. 

Ballots will be mailed to all registered Multnomah County voters beginning Wednesday, October 14. It is important to make sure that you are registered to vote and keep your registration up to date so that you can receive your ballot as soon as possible.   

Read more, check your voting status, and/or register to vote by clicking here!

Virtual Candidate Interview Series for October 2020

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Brentwood-Darlington Neighborhood Association (BDNA) is hosting a virtual candidate interview series! Submit your question(s) for the candidates for Commissioner, Position No. 4 and Portland City Mayor. Questions will be combined into “themes” with as many asked as possible. Interviews will be posted publicly via our website and social media in early October. Question submissions close at 7:00PM on September 19th, 2020.

To submit your question, click here!

Confirmed for interviews:

  • Mingus Mapps – Candidate for Commissioner, Position No. 4
  • Chloe Eudaly – Candidate for Commissioner, Position No. 4
  • Sarah Iannarone, Candidate for Portland Mayor

Fire Information for Multnomah County

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As of September 12, 2020, the threat of wildfire is not increasing in Multnomah County. Clackamas Fire and Portland Fire & Rescue confirm the fires in Clackamas County are not moving in a way that would shift any part of Multnomah County to an evacuation level. Read the full statement and subsequent updates here. As a result, there are no orders of evacuation in Multnomah County at this time, as shown on this map.

Additionally, this InciWeb site contains 12, 24, 48, and 72 hour predictions about movement of the Riverside Fire. Scroll down to see predictions. Note that fire is moving outward along several fronts.

Visit Public Alerts to see the relationship of alert zones to actual fire location. Be sure to sign up for Public Alerts, as that is the main warning system in Portland. More information about Public Alerts can be found on Page 26 in the Emergency Preparedness section of the 2020 Brentwood-Darlington Resource Guide.

2020-21 School Year Update from Woodmere Elementary School

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This post was originally published by school staff member Teresa P. on the Woodmere Elementary Parents Group Facebook Group. It has been reposted here with permission.

Dear Woodmere Families,

We hope you all are having an amazing summer. As you know, Portland Public Schools (PPS) will be holding classes virtually through at least November 5. We want to make sure kids have everything they need as we get ready for the first day of school for our 1st thru 5th grade students, September 2 and our kindergarten students on September 8.

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August LUTC Meeting

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[Image Description: Text inviting neighbors to the Land Use and Transportation Committee Meetings.]

Land Use and Transportation (LUTC) meetings resume this Thursday, August 13th, 2020, using Zoom! Thanks to LUTC Chair, Stephenie F., and neighbor Maria E., for getting these up and running!

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