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Street Services Coordination Center

Program
The Street Services Coordination Center is a collaboration between the City and Multnomah County to provide expedited, streamlined services to those living outside. The Coordination Center engages in outreach to unsheltered individuals, offering shelter, transportation and other resources.
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Street Services Coordination Center Overview

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Frequently Asked Questions

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General Resources

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Campsite Assessment, Removal, and Property Retrieval

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Success Stories

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City Outreach Team

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Camping Ordinance

A row of tents, bicycles and other debris on the sidewalk

Report a Campsite

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Request Assistance from a City Street Outreach Worker

Contact

Street Services Coordination Center

sscc@portlandoregon.gov

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Impact Reduction Program

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Community Safety Division

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Public Environment Management Office

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