Neighbors West-Northwest
As people flock to Portland, a crucial question arises: Where are all these people going to live? High-rise construction, despite its prevalence in the city, isn’t meeting the demand for housing, and rents continue to rise above national averages. City planners estimate that Portland will grow by more than 100,000 households by 2035. As a […]
City Council unanimously approved 12 new Police Bureau positions in December, implementing a community policing model Mayor Ted Wheeler campaigned on. The positions are the city’s latest effort to address rising crime rates and increased demand for police services. The recruits, called Public Safety Support Specialists (PS3s), “will generally serve as ambassadors of goodwill for […]
If you have the idea, but don’t have the funds, NWNW and the Office of Community & Civic Life want to support you. We’re looking for innovative ideas that bring people in your community together. Successful proposals have fostered neighbor relations and brought something positive to inner SW and NW communities. Small grants can support […]
Two full street blocks of fun! Join us on Sept. 15, 2018 from 11am to 4pm along SW Main St. & 19th to SW Madison & 20th. A designated children’s play area will be set up in the mini park. RAFFLE ITEMS!! Biketown – 2 annual memberships Big Frog T-shirts – $100 Gift Certificates Evolution […]
With the mission of re-engaging community, Old Town Community Association presents ICONOCLAST : Old Town PDX Street Festival Friday August 31st, 2018 and Saturday September 1, 2018.
Northwest in Motion online open house seeks feedback about active transportation needs in inner Northwest Portland Submit your comments by Friday, August 10th! Our Northwest in Motion online open house is underway and we want to hear from you! How can we expand opportunities for people to comfortably walk, bike, and take public transit in and around […]