Category Archives: Neighborhood
Take the District 3 Community Priorities Survey – Your voice could help RCPNA receive $500 in funding!
Take The District 3 Community Priorities Survey by January 31st!
Hey, neighbors! Rose City Park Neighborhood Association has teamed up with other District 3 neighborhoods and community-based groups in the Southeast Uplift Neighborhood Coalition to gather your input on a range of civic matters related to community safety, housing, transportation, land use, the environment, and economic development. If you live and/or work in any of the 19 neighborhoods which make up the District 3 community, we want to hear from YOU!
Take the survey now!
Make your voice heard by share your opinion on the needs of our community by taking the District 3 Community Priorities Survey today!
SE Uplift will award an extra $500 in 2025 Communication Funds to the neighborhood association with the most survey respondents per capita. Take the challenge: spread the word!
This survey is open through Friday, January 31st, 2025. We envision sharing the results at a district-wide community gathering in late winter/early spring with our new City Councilors to learn, connect and engage with each other for the common good. Survey takers will receive the results at the email provided and will be invited to the summit.
The results of this survey will be shared with our three newly-elected members to City Council (Tiffany Koyama Lane, Angelita Morillo and Steve Novick) to inform their policy-making efforts.
Take the survey now!
This survey is expected to take 15 minutes to complete.
Trick or Treat on Fremont Street returns | and NEW this year Trick or Treat for Cans donated to the Sunshine Division
Trick or Treat on Fremont Street returns October 31st, 4-6pm. Every year businesses within the Beaumont Business district hand out candy to trick or treaters on Halloween. This year, participating businesses will be giving out full size and fun size candy. A few lucky trick or treaters will also receive a gift card to a participating business of their choice! “Trick or Treat for Cans”, is a food donation event that gives back to the community. It will feature expanded hours (5-8pm).
The “Trick or Treat for Cans” event October 31st, 5-8pm consists of trick or treaters heading door to door on Halloween during Trick or Treating hours, but instead of asking for candy, they will be requesting canned goods to be donated to Sunshine Division. Volunteers will be given tote bags and maps of the neighborhood. This will help ensure each person/group covers a few blocks so no one has to walk too much and everyone goes to different houses. Volunteers can sign up by emailing Mary at bbaboardpresident@gmail.com
Rose City Recreation Trail Project – Community Meeting 2 – Wednesday Oct 16
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Community Meeting 2: Wednesday October 16, 2024
Time: 5:30pm – 7:30pm
Location: Virtual Meeting on Zoom
Zoom Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84929092517
We invite you to attend the second community meeting for the Rose City Recreation Trail Project. Your input is vital as we move forward with this project! During this meeting we will:
- Review and Discuss Trail Design Drafts
- Refine Trail Locations and Surfacing Options
- Address Frequently Asked Questions
Friendly House hosting a City-Wide Voter Education event on September 22 at 4pm
Check out these two events:
Friendly House event Sunday, September 22nd. | see below
Meet your District 3 candidates Tuesday, September 24th! | read more
You’ll know how to vote and for whom to vote!
Dear Portland Voter,
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Are you confused about what the Portland City government will look like under the new City Charter?
Are you worried about how to vote using ranked choice voting?
Friendly House Community Center is hosting a City-Wide Voter Education event on September 22, from 4 to 5:30pm. 1737 NW 26th Ave., doors open at 3:30pm. The presentation will feature local experts explaining Portland’s new form of government and how to use ranked choice voting. This event is free and open to the public.
Friendly House is producing this program in collaboration with the City of Portland. Vadim Mozyrsky (Portland Charter Review Commission member and Chair of Neighbors West Northwest), will be making opening remarks. The League of Women Voters of Portland will be at the event to register you to vote (if you are at least 16 years old), update your voter registration or confirm your voter registration.
Speakers will include:
Lory Hefele, a member of Portland’s Government Transition Advisory Committee, will explain the new city government structure, including our four new districts and the new Mayor-Council form of government.
James Eccles, an Elections Analyst with the City Auditor’s Office and the City’s lead on voter education, will explain how ranked choice voting works, including how to mark your ballot and how vote tabulation works. James will facilitate a live mock election and answer your questions about ranked choice voting.
Join us! Elections officials are getting a huge number of questions from community members about how this new voting system will work. Please tell your friends and neighbors who will be voting in Portland in November about this voter education event.
Click image for a full size flyer with all of the details. Please feel free to share and post.
In Community,
Mya Chamberlin
Executive Director
Friendly House, Inc
2617 NW Savier St.
Portland, OR 97210
www.fhpdx.org
Neighborhood-wide Clean Up – September 14, 11AM-2PM – Information and Accepted Items
Neighborhood-wide Clean Up
September 14, 2024
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
2727 NE 54th Ave
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Looking to get rid of items taking up space? Or do you have things you weren’t able to sell at the Garage Sale? You can drop off approved items at the Neighborhood-wide Clean Up. We’ll take your items to be recycled or disposed of at no charge!
Accepted Items
- Household items
- Dishes, pots, pans
- Furniture, curtains
- Mattresses, box springs
- Metal
- Toys
- Reusable items
- Propane tanks
- Electronics with a cord (except for CRTs)
- Some hazardous materials
- Medical sharps and epi-pins
- Batteries
- Prescriptions
- CFL bulbs (not tubes nor broken)
Prohibited Items – DO NOT BRING
- Construction materials (remodeling, demolition or landscape materials, such as but not limited to concrete, asphalt, dirt, sod, brick, cement, sand, gravel or roofing, flooring, walls, siding, ceilings, insulation, electrical, asbestos material)
- Other hazardous waste (gasoline, chemicals, oil, paint, tar, animal waste or liquids of any kind)
- Under the sink garbage
- Tires
- NO REFRIGERATORS
Suggested Donations
All donations support Rose City Park Neighborhood Association events and projects.
- Small load from a car or small SUV = $25
- Small pickup or minivan = $30
- Full-size truck, van, or full-sized SUV = $45
- Trailer only = $35
- U-Haul 15′ or more = $90
Electronics with a cord will require a $1 fee collected.
Help Make It Happen!
Interested in volunteering to help make this event run smoothly? Contact Ronda to sign up to at rondaj@cnncoalition.org or call/text 971-438-8736. Thank you!
*NEW DATE SEPT 22* Bang Bang Brass and Drums FREE Outdoor Concert at Normandale Park
Bang Bang is a 7-piece drums and brass band playing the music of trumpet player, Sam Dechenne. Inspired by Afrobeat, Funk and Reggae horn sections, Jazz and groove music from around the world. This free, family-friendly outdoor event is sponsored by Portland’s Regional Arts & Cultural Council Arts 3C grant.
Bring your blankets and lawn chairs, picnics, or just get up and dance the evening away with us!
Due to rain in the forecast the concert has been postponed to September 22nd.
Date: September 22, 2024
Time: The show begins right at 6pm and will end by 7:15
Band:
Sam Dechenne-Trumpet
Jeff Chilton-Trombone
Kyle Molitor-Trombone
Chris Shuttleworth-Tuba
Scot Cowherd-Percussion
Manavihare (Mimy) Flaindratovo-Percussion
Tyson Stubelek-Drumset
*Steve Berlin-baritone sax (one song)
Follow the Facebook event at https://www.facebook.com/share/oPfixUeWXnxR3gDy/?mibextid=9l3rBW
Request for Volunteers – Neighborhood-wide Clean Up this weekend – Let’s Make it Happen!
September 14, 2024
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
2727 NE 54th Ave
9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Help Make It Happen! Request for volunteers!
Interested in volunteering to help make the Rose City Park Neighborhood-wide Clean Up event run smoothly? We need the following:
- Greeters
- Runners
- Haulers
Shifts, September 14, 2024:
- Morning shift: 9am to noon
- Afternoon shift: Noon to 3pm
Contact Ronda to sign up at rondaj@cnncoalition.org or call/text 971-438-8736. Thank you!
Read more about the event, accepted and prohibited items can be found on our Clean Up Event page.