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Resource List for reporting and tracking issues as well as information and assistance to help resolve issues.  

Camping, Trash and Abandoned Vehicles   Within the public right of way: PDX Reporter   On private property: https://www.portlandoregon.gov/bds/42240   Dumped Garbage   RID Patrol: Report dumped garbage | Metro (oregonmetro.gov)   Repair Grant for Small Businesses   Local Small Business Repair Grant – Prosper Portland   Report Graffiti   The online report takes less than 5 minutes to complete.  You must upload a picture.   www.portland.gov/311/graffiti-report or call 311 to report   Free […]

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Cleanup Resources

Looking for support in cleaning up the neighborhood? This list can help you find the right resources. And remember NWNW has cleanup supplies to loan as well!

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PDX Reporter

Report livability concerns with PDX Reporter PDX Reporter is the official app for Portlanders to report livability concerns to the city. When you see a sidewalk trip hazard, an abandoned car, or a clogged storm drain you can take a photo and upload it to the app which will automatically send your report to the […]

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Grappling with Graffiti: What’s Next

Grappling with Graffiti: What’s Next? by Stan Penkin Graffiti has become an ever more prevalent part of our Portland street scene in recent years, but what’s the future look like? Portland’s Graffiti Abatement Program (GAP), under the city’s Office of Neighborhood Involvement (ONI), had been enormously successful in combating graffiti across the city. With diminished […]

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Ever Increasing Graffiti

by Stan Penkin Does it seem that graffiti around town is worse than ever? Well, you’re right. According to a recent report to City Council by Juliette Muracchioli from the Office of Neighborhood Involvement’s (ONI) Graffiti Abatement Program, high priority graffiti reports involving hate or gang tags have increased considerably from 2011 through 2016. With […]