From Portland Parks and Recreation: The playground at Harney Park, SE 67th Avenue and Harney Street, will be closed for use this Friday, May 11, for geotechnical work. This work will inform the design work for drainage improvements at this…
Do you find it hard to watch the news, wishing there were something you could do to change the world? Are you tired of only knowing your neighbors from tiny profile pictures on a screen? Want to make a difference…
From Oregon Department of Transportation: Signal upgrades at Foster, Woodstock, and Flavel Project description: This project will install upgraded traffic signals and install sidewalk curb ramps that meet Americans with Disabilities Act standards at the intersections of SE 82nd Avenue and SE…
From Multnomah County Elections: Tuesday, April 24 is the Voter Registration Deadline and the Party Choice Deadline! Multnomah County reminds voters that Tuesday, April 24 is the voter registration deadline for the May 15 Primary Election.Oregon voters can register to vote online at www.oregonvotes.gov To register…
From Portland Bureau of Transportation: LID Petition Packets Mailed Week of April 16th In the next week, expect an information and petition packet that will include: A petition for each property Individual property assessments (costs for each property) Renderings of…
From Portland Water Bureau: The Portland Water Bureau is working on new treatment processes for the Bull Run drinking water source to meet state and federal regulations for water quality. Future projects include: CORROSION CONTROL: Reducing the corrosiveness of Bull…
From Multnomah County Commissioner Jessica Vega Pederson: Dear friends & neighbors, A budget is a reflection of priorities, and Multnomah County’s budget is no different. The programs and projects we invest in should be a reflection of our community’s values,…
From Southeast Uplift: There is increasing scientific evidence that shows that empathy-based dialogues are the way to go if you want to have a chance to change adults’ minds. According to this research, the best way to foster “debiasing” is…
Join us for our annual neighborhood clean-up event! Bring your bulky waste, scrap metal and wood, furniture, yard debris, and more! Suggested Donation: Car $20, Truck/Van $30, Trailer $15, Mattresses $5. NO COMMERCIAL LOADS! We accept cash, checks, and cards.…
If you attended our April 5, 2018 meeting, then you’ve already seen the excellent concepts for the Hazeltine Park Nature Patch. Eric Rosewall of Portland Parks and Recreation presented two concepts for consideration. View those concepts below and then CLICK…