Most City offices will be closed Thursday, June 19, to observe Juneteenth

The City of Portland recognizes Juneteenth as a formal day of remembrance to honor Black American history and the end of slavery in the United States. Learn about Juneteenth.

Portland Insights Survey Mailer

Randomly selected Portlanders will receive a letter in the mail from Portland State University. Learn more about the survey or call 3-1-1 for assistance.

Portland and the federal government

Learn about our sanctuary city status, efforts to block federal overreach: Portland.gov/Federal

Neighborhood district offices

Central Northeast Neighbors

City of Portland's Neighborhood Outreach & Support program serves District 1 through a grant agreement with the nonprofit Central Northeast Neighbors (CNN).

Council District 1

District Four Coalition

City of Portland's Neighborhood Outreach & Support program serves District 4 through a grant agreement with the nonprofit District Four Coalition.

Brooklyn (District 3) and Woodstock (District 3) neighborhood boundaries cross into District 4, with a majority of their residents located outside of District 4.

Council District 4

Northeast Coalition of Neighborhoods

City of Portland's Neighborhood Outreach & Support program serves District 2 through a grant agreement with the nonprofit Northeast Coalition of Neighborhoods (NECN). 

Roseway (District 3) and Sunderland (District 1) neighborhood boundaries cross into District 2, with a majority of their residents located outside of District 2.

Council District 2

Southeast Uplift

City of Portland's Neighborhood Outreach & Support program serves District 3 through a grant agreement with the nonprofit Southeast Uplift (SEUL).

Ardenwald-Johnson Creek (District 4) and Beaumont-Wilshire (District 2) neighborhood boundaries cross into District 3, with a majority of their residents located outside of District 3.

Council District 3

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