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Graffiti Program

Program
Community and Economic Development
The Graffiti Program works with community members to keep Portland beautiful by removing unauthorized graffiti. We also partner with local groups to support and protect public art murals.
A Graffiti Program Volunteer works on removing tagging from a community mural.

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Report Graffiti

A wall filled with tagging and graffiti

Request Graffiti Removal Assistance

A box with a label saying Graffiti Removal Kit is shown next to a red bucket with blue plastic gloves and a bag of graffiti removal spray and other materials. Next to this photo is another photo showing a volunteering cleaning graffiti off a metal utility box.

Graffiti Removal Kits

Photo of vines growing up the side of a building

Prevent Graffiti Through Environmental Design

Two volunteers stand with their backs to the camera. They are wearing bright orange vests that say "Graffiti Removal Volunteer"

About the Graffiti Program

Two volunteers painting over tagging on a public wall

City Codes and Enforcement

Contact

Graffiti Program Coordinator

graffiti@portlandoregon.gov

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