COVID-19 Freeze for Multnomah County
The four-week (minimum) freeze is in effect through December 16th.
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Portland Parks & Recreation will now be able to maintain neighborhood parks appropriately, improve access and safety, provide equitable recreation programs, and proactively care for its natural areas and urban forest.
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New playground, ADA features complete - made possible by 2014 Parks Bond, System Development Charges
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Areas previously closed due to fire concerns have now reopened to the public.
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Work continues to reopen roads, clear debris after a major windstorm. PP&R Urban Forestry staff are essential responders in keeping Portland moving and safe.
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The majority of program sites wrap up on Thursday, August 20, 2020.
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The future of Portland Parks & Recreation.
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Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R)’s annual Free Lunch + Play program began on Monday, June 22, 2020.
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Expanded program is key in citywide efforts to provide crucial services.
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Major improvements complete at historic park.
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A note from Portland Parks & Recreation Director, Adena Long.
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Cancellations and Refunds - Thank you for your patience during these challenging times.
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Concerts in the Park, Movies in the Park, Washington Park Summer Festival, Portland World Soccer Tournament are canceled this summer.
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April 7, 2020 update - please help stop the spread of COVID-19
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Mayor Ted Wheeler announced he will include funding for Columbia Pool in his proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
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Advisory on maintaining physical distancing and how staff will be at parks to help people remember the public health guidelines - especially during this warm weather.
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Portland Parks & Recreation will close several parks to vehicle traffic on or by early Thursday morning to help promote safe physical distancing practices and discourage overcrowding.
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Portland Parks & Recreation has monitored the COVID-19 situation since it began. We continue to be in communication with, and to follow the guidance of, the Oregon Health Authority, Multnomah County Health Department, and the Portland Bureau of Emergency Management regarding the situation.
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A free evening of multicultural music and dancing; open to all
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Energy and water efficiencies implemented at nine park sites
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Grand opening celebration on Saturday, February 29, 2020
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