COVID-19 Risk Level for Multnomah County: Extreme Risk

Updated COVID-19 safety guidance starting November 18, 2020

To help protect our community from the rapid spread of COVID-19, PP&R is following guidance from public health authorities and instructions from elected officials. For detailed information, please visit portland.gov/parks/covid-19-updates.

Parks Replacement Bond

Parks Replacement Bond funds are for urgent repairs and other capital costs, not park operations. The measure authorized up to $68 million in general obligation bonds to make repairs and improvements and prevent more closures like we’ve seen at Couch playground and the Maple Trail in Forest Park.

On this page

View a map of Bond projects

This map shows the status of all Bond projects and links to their project pages.

Parks Replacement Bond News

2019-20 Parks Replacement Bond Annual Report Year 5 cover shows boys in Peninsula Pool

Check out the Year 5 Bond Annual Report to learn more about the Bond's progress in 2019-2020.

Read the featured stories about Charlotte, Esther, Frank, Mike and Dave from the Year 5 Annual Report

Read the Bond Oversight Committee's Year 5 Annual Report presented to Council on December 17, 2020

Creston Park playground is open for play! This is the ninth of ten Bond-funded playground projects to be complete.

Learn more about the independent audit of the Bond and the transparency survey.

Parks Replacement Bond Annual Reports

Featured Stories from the Bond Annual Reports

Bond Oversight Committee

Bond Projects Under Construction

Bond Projects Starting Construction in 2021

Completed Bond Projects

Contact

Maija Spencer

Community Engagement Coordinator

maija.spencer@portlandoregon.gov

Robin Laughlin

Capital Projects Manager (2014 Parks Bond Program)

robin.laughlin@portlandoregon.gov

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