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Find information about city services during this Emergency Declaration for Work Stoppage. 

Noise Program

Program
The Noise Program supports the city’s lively spirit, safety, and health by reviewing requests for City noise code variances for exciting and essential events. We also educate the public on the human health issue of urban noise pollution by enforcing the City's Noise Code Title 18.
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High Heat Exceptions

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Apply for a Noise Code Variance

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Submit a Noise Concern

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Construction Noise & Regulations

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Pile Driving

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About the Noise Program

Contact

Contact

Noise Program

noise@portlandoregon.gov
phone number503-823-7350

Mailing address

1120 SW 5th Avenue
Suite 114
Portland, OR 97204

Related offices, programs, advisory groups, and projects

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Noise Review Board

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Noise Review Board PIR Subcommittee

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Office of Community & Civic Life

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