Stay cool and protect your health in heat waves and hot weather. Find cooling centers, fountains, splash pads, and places to swim. Keep your home cool. Check on your neighbors. Stay hydrated.
What to do when snow, ice, extreme cold, and winter storms hit Portland. How to get ready. Where to find information on road closures, travel tips, snow and ice routes, snowplow activity, freezing pipes, downed power lines, power outages, tree emergencies, and more.
What City Alternative Shelters are, why they're needed, and how they work. How they help people break the cycle of homelessness, get back on their feet, and move to permanent housing.
The pandemic has led to a substantial increase in the amount of trash, graffiti, and vandalism in the city. The city’s recovery will require that these issues be addressed holistically and comprehensively by engaging multiple bureaus and community organizations.
Portland received $208 million from the U.S. government's American Rescue Plan, giving us the opportunity to make key investments in our recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and economic recession.
The City of Portland is receiving $208 million through the American Rescue Plan Act. All federal reporting data about these investments is available in this Rescue Plan Open Data Portal, including project outputs and outcomes with demographic and spatial data about recipients and partners.
Prosper Portland partners with business district managers, community-based organizations, small businesses, and public partners to provide emergency relief and activation activities in public and private spaces throughout downtown and business districts impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Bybee Lakes Hope Center provides trauma-informed, data-driven, person-centered services to people experiencing houselessness. This program is funded by the American Rescue Plan, which is investing in Portland’s recovery – and our future.
This investment ensures core City services can continue despite severe revenue shortfalls, and funds a temporary staff team to support overall implementation of our Rescue Plan award. This program is funded by the American Rescue Plan, which is investing in Portland’s recovery – and our future.
The Commercial Activations program provides a series of activations to support and increase visibility for small businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The County/City Joint Office of Homeless Services provides shelter, street outreach services, and survival support to providers to help unsheltered people stay safe during the pandemic. This program is funded by the American Rescue Plan, which is investing in Portland’s recovery – and our future.
This page contains a list of city and regional resources to support our communities as we experience the COVID-19 pandemic and get through this together.
The Eviction Legal Defense Program provides eviction legal defense services to tenants facing eviction. Previously funded by the American Rescue Plan, investing in Portland’s recovery, the program continues to deliver through the Rental Services Office – a city resource for landlords and tenants.
The Fairfield Retail Revitalization project will restore 3,000 square feet of retail space in the heart of Portland's West End neighorhood. This program is funded by the American Rescue Plan, which is investing in Portland’s recovery – and our future.
Through the Healthy Business Program the Portland Bureau of Transportation works with local businesses to create accessible outdoor spaces creating spaces for community members to gather, access goods and services during the pandemic.
Find out how you can support Portland by exploring, shopping, dining, volunteering and more. Dozens of partners are coming together to help our city recover from COVID-19.
The Homeowner Foreclosure Prevention program works through partner organizations to provide foreclosure prevention counseling and, where needed, financial assistance to homeowners facing foreclosure. This program is funded by the American Rescue Plan, which is investing in Portland’s recovery.
When allocating Round 1 of the City's award, Council set aside a Housing Stabilization Contingency to make sure flexible funds are available to respond to the community's greatest need. This program is funded by the American Rescue Plan, which is investing in Portland’s recovery – and our future.
The City's Hygiene Stations help unhoused Portlanders have safe access to bathrooms and hand washing stations. This program is funded by the American Rescue Plan, which is investing in Portland’s recovery, our future - and everyone's health and safety.