Join Oregon Walks on 4/20/2025 for a Earth Day: Brentwood Darlington Neighborhood Walk, starting at 10am at 60th & Flavel St. Oregon Walks invites neighbors to join for its Earth Day: Brentwood Darlington Neighborhood Walk on Sunday, 4/20, meeting at…
Get There Brentwood Darlington is a Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) campaign in spring/summer 2025 to raise awareness about the recently completed walking, biking, and transit improvements in the neighborhood and encourage local residents to use the new infrastructure in their…
Summer Free For All Concert in the Park featuring Donna Jones and the Delegation
July 29th, 6:30-8:30pm at Brentwood Park
Lower Southeast Rising Project 2nd Neighborhood Walk Tuesday, June 14th, 2022, 5:30-6:45pm.
From the Bureau of Planning and Sustainability (BPS) and the Bureau of Transportation (PBOT). We are reaching out to you regarding the Lower Southeast Rising Project online open house and survey because we want to hear from community members in your neighborhood. You may have already heard about this project via the…
Movie or concert? That’s the big question about Summer Free For All 2022 from Portland Parks and Recreation! We want to know what YOU the neighborhood want to attend this summer. Currently scheduled for July 29th, 2022 at Brentwood Park.…
BDNA Note: Please take the survey linked at the bottom before September 6th, 2021! From Portland Bureau of Transportation: BPS and PBOT launch latest planning effort: Lower Southeast Rising Area Plan City bureaus to address the historic lack of infrastructure…
From Portland Bureau of Transportation: As Portland grows and changes, so does our transportation system. Learn about the fundamentals that shape the 2035 Transportation System Plan and what that could mean for how you get around Portland. What is the Transportation…
The Portland Bureau of Emergency Management, Parks & Recreation, and the Water Bureau have teamed up to open misting stations in public parks Thursday and Friday. Volunteer are needed to help set them up, break them down, and tend the sites…
Portland Parks and Recreation (PPR) is working on a strategic direction for the outdoor tennis courts program. Click the links to learn more, see the map of tennis courts and their current assessment, and take the survey. Please note that…