New BDNA Work Group!
Starting September 16th, 2021, join us for the new BDNA Work Group happening the third Thursday of the month at 6:30PM! We'll work on events planning, discuss neighborhood issues, develop new ideas, and more!
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September 2021 Public Board Meeting Agenda
To do our part to reduce the spread of COVID-19, we are hosting our meetings virtually until further notice.
Community Care Day 2021 TOMORROW!
Tomorrow, August 28th, is the Portland Public Schools (PPS) Community Care Day for 2021 from 9AM-12PM! Support our three Brentwood-Darlington Schools by joining of the events happening. Neighbors of all ages and abilities are welcome! Please see below for notes…
It’s the second Soak-It-Week of 2021!
Despite the cooler weather and light showers over the weekend, we still need to water our trees! It’s the second week of Trees for Life Oregon’s official Soak-It-Weeks (held the last week of every July and August). Time to get…
Lower SE Rising Area Plan
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…
PBOT’s Transportation System Plan (TSP)
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…
August 2021 Public Board Meeting Agenda
To do our part to reduce the spread of COVID-19, we are hosting our meetings virtually until further notice.
Volunteers Needed for Misting Station at Mt Scott Park
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…
Heat Safety
It’s going to be another stretch of hot days in Portland! Here are some resources to help neighbors stay safe.
Masks Recommended by Multnomah County due to rise in COVID-19 cases
From Multnomah County: July 26: Due to the recent rise in COVID-19 cases, Multnomah County Public Health strongly recommends that everyone five years of age and older wear masks in indoor public settings whether vaccinated or not. Multnomah County Public…