Mt. Tabor Yard serves as the central dispatch for PP&R maintenance and nursery services for over 160 employees who are responsible for maintaining parks facilities and services across the city.

The master plan for SE 150th and Division Street Park reflects a collaborative effort involving neighbors and community groups to create a welcoming space with activities for people of all ages.

Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R) is preparing to rehabilitate and expand Mt. Scott Community Center (MSCC) to better serve current and future generations of Portlanders. The existing Mt. Scott Community Center pool, gymnasium, and popular indoor skating rink will remain.

Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R), in partnership with Metro, the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) as well as many community partners, is working to create a safe path for bicycles and pedestrians to cross Columbia Boulevard at Chimney Park.

This page contains information about the Energy Savings Performance Contract, including the goals and price of the contract, funding sources, the status of the project, results, and frequently asked questions.

Gateway Green Park provides much-needed off-road cycling and outdoor recreation opportunities in East Portland. Now accessible directly by public transit, there's a system of soft-surface and paved multi-use trails to explore the unique site and connect to the regional trail and cycling network.

Midland Park is located behind the Midland Library on SE Morrison St. and SE 122nd Ave. It has a soft-surface walking trail, nature patch, and mature trees but is otherwise underdeveloped. Thanks to funding from System Development Charges, PP&R now has funds to improve this park.

Skatepark and other robust improvements are planned for Berrydale Park in Southeast Portland.

Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R) is building a new indoor aquatic center at Northgate Park in North Portland.

Planning is underway for a new trail connection and other improvements at Kelley Point Park, located at the confluence of the Columbia and Willamette Rivers in North Portland.

The community is invited to join Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R) in planning improvements for the Wilkes Headwaters property, a 20.7-acre site near NE 154th Avenue and NE Fremont Street in the Wilkes neighborhood.

This project will extend the North Park Blocks to include the "PNCA Block," the block between NW Hoyt and Glisan Streets. It will also include park blocks further north, to be developed fully at a later date.

A new, covered skatepark is being planned for Creston Park. This will be the very first covered skatepark in the PP&R system.

Located in the heart of downtown, Darcelle XV Plaza honors the late Portland luminary Walter Cole, who enlivened the city in the Darcelle XV Showplace (the longest-running drag cabaret on the West Coast).

This project is funded by the Metro Regional Parks & Nature Bond Local Share approved by voters in 2019. The Bristlecone Pine Trail Accessibility Improvements Project will renovate the existing 1-mile out and back trail and the parking lot that serves as a trailhead.

This project will improve existing trails and provide a new trail around the Rose City Golf Course and Rose City Park.

Commissioner Dan Ryan has directed Portland Parks & Recreation to make improvements to University Park, Columbia Park, and Columbia Park Annex. The improvements will cost $3.6 million, and will be paid for by system development charges.