Find sanctuary city resources from the City of Portland's Immigrant & Refugee Program, including free legal services and state resources for reporting hate crimes, bias incidents, discrimination, and violations of Oregon's sanctuary laws.
Taking care of our natural resources
Do you have a leaky toilet? Is your water service line leaking? If the answer is yes, you may be able to get it fixed for free through the Portland Water Bureau's Home Water Leak Repair Program.
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Over the years, community members have brought in almost everything you can imagine getting repaired: electric teapots, vacuum cleaners, bicycles, worn out luggage, hoverboards, and even beloved teddy bears.
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On Saturday night, March 15, City crews responded to reports of a sewage release from a maintenance hole on westbound I-84 just west of the NE 21st overpass. Some of that release may have entered storm drains that drain to an outfall on the Willamette River.
Press release
This year, Sunday Parkways will return to Southwest Portland on May 18, Northeast Cully on June 29, and East Portland on July 27 -- and to Downtown Portland on Sept. 14.
Updated Press release
On Thursday afternoon, March 6, City crews responded to reports of a sewage release from maintenance holes near NE Meadow Drive and NE 13th Ave. Some of that release entered Columbia Slough drainage ditches.
Press release
All monthly meetings of the Urban Forestry Commission are open to the public.
Join Portland Parks & Recreation for a volunteer event on the MAC Trail in Washington Park!
Join Portland Parks & Recreation for a volunteer event on the MAC Trail in Washington Park!
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