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Wildfire-Wise

Check out these eight tips to become wildfire-wise this weekend!

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Resources during COVID-19

There are many resources and lists available to learn how to keep ourselves and each other safe from COVID. This is a compilation of some of that key information. This list will be updated, but may not be up-to-date at all times. Please confirm with the primary sources for all information.   Masks Mask requirements […]

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2018 Small Grants

2018 Neighborhood Small Grant Projects Congratulations to the Small Grant recipients and thank you for your commitment to fostering community! Save the dates to come out and support them and their effort! These projects made possible through funding from:   Community Preparedness Event: Arlington Heights Neighborhood Association May 3 $300 Grant Arlington Heights and Sylvan-Highlands are joining […]

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Winter Shelters

Winter shelters are opening- volunteer and donate now! As the temperatures drop outside, winter homeless shelters are opening around the city to make sure that people experiencing homelessness are safe, warm and dry and they need community members to get involved to support the people who turn to them. Here are the current shelters in […]

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Recover NW23 Meeting

Recover NW23 COMMUNITY MEETING Monday, JUNE 5 6:00 – 8:00 pm Holiday Inn Express, NW 23rd & Vaughn Refreshments provided The Portland Bureau of Emergency Management and Nob Hill Business Association are co-hosting a community meeting with two key topics: 6 – 6:45 pm · Explosion: What happened on Oct. 19? A representative of the […]

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Three Steps to Prepare for an Emergency

By Sue Campbell Well, we couldn’t have had a more fitting (though unwelcome) event to underscore the need for emergency preparedness than the winter storm in January. The biggest snowfall in nearly forty years meant disrupted transit, a record number of cancelled school days and a state emergency declared at both the state and city […]