The City's Public Environment Management Office (PEMO) is expanding its sidewalk cleaning program to business corridors in East Portland. Crews clean up garbage along busy locations. Clean sidewalks promote health and safety for children, families, and vulnerable populations.
City Hall is hosting one of 30 crow sculptures on Portland’s new Wildwood Art Trail—an easy stop for staff and a fun destination for visitors. Meet the crow, snap a photo, and explore the trail with the app and the map!
The City of Portland's Public Environment Management Office (PEMO) works with Askew One, the Portland Street Art Alliance, and property owners to add a giant splash of art to a vital downtown intersection.
Portland announces a basic sidewalk cleaning service along major business corridors and other high-impact areas. Crews on trikes and trucks clean up trash and biohazards from the sidewalks in busy locations so people can go to school, get to work, go shopping and keep appointments.
A scrappy band of Portland skaters have turned a derelict parking lot into the vibrant Q-Side skatepark, with a helping hand from the city’s Public Environment Management Office (PEMO).
Anne Hill runs the Problem Solvers, a small but mighty team working to make Portland’s public spaces safer and friendlier by solving problems, one block at a time. As director of the Public Environmental Management Office (PEMO), she focuses on keeping business districts vibrant and fun.