Join The Portland Fruit Tree Project in caring for trees, sharing fruit, and connecting with your community.

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Have an overabundant fruit tree (or know someone who does)? Hop on the Portland Fruit Tree Project website and register your fruit trees for a harvest—or drop off harvested fruit using our easy, DIY, at-your-convenience process. Then we’ll get the fruit out to the community! https://portlandfruit.org/share/.

#keepportlandabundant #keepportlandfruity

Also, check out https://portlandfruit.org/services/ offering pruning, pest management, coaching, and more!

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Annual Fourth of July Bike Parade. Gather at 9:45 AM. Parade starts at 10 AM

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Rose City Park Annual Fourth of July Bike Parade

10:00 AM, Rose City Methodist Church, 5830 NE Alameda St.

Gather at 9:45 AM. Parade starts at 10 AM. Fire truck arrives at 9:45 AM. Bring your wheels and join your neighbors en route from Rose City Park Methodist Church to Rose City Park Elementary—about 1.5 miles at a slow pace for any age—and enjoy some cool treats at the finish line!

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RCPNA Land Use and Transportation Meeting – June 18 meeting

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Committee and Interested Neighbors,

Attached is the agenda for our June 18 LU&TC Meeting and the Minutes from our April 16 Meeting.  The meeting in May was cancelled.
Hope you all can attend.

Kelly

Meeting date:  06-18-2026
Meeting time:  7PM-9PM
Location: In Person at German American Society – 5626 NE Alameda St.

 

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Do you have a Catio you’d like to show off? Sign up to be a stop on the 14th annual Catio Tour!

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Do you have a Catio you’d like to show off? Sign up to be a stop on the Catio Tour! For those without a Catio, check out the event on September 12th!

Hello Rose City Park neighbors,

I’m reaching out from the Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon with a special request for your help. We are currently looking for community members who would be willing to share their Catios as part of our 14th Annual Catio Tour this September.

This event is a wonderful collaboration between the Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon and the Bird Alliance of Oregon. Together, we’re working toward a simple but powerful goal: keeping cats safe at home while protecting the birds and wildlife we all care about.

Catios are such a beautiful reflection of that balance. They give cats a safe way to enjoy the outdoors, and they help our neighborhoods thrive for both pets and wildlife. By opening your Catio to the community, you can inspire others and make a meaningful difference.

If you or someone you know might be interested in participating, you can learn more and apply here:

https://www.catssafeathome.org/catio

https://www.catssafeathome.org/catio-host

You can also help simply by sharing this post with your networks: NEXT DOOR
Every share helps us reach someone who cares, someone who can help create a safer, healthier environment for cats and wildlife alike.
Thank you so much for being part of this compassionate community,
Sabrina
   Sabrina Heilbrun-Maldonado
   Event & Volunteer Coordinator
   Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon
   503-797-2606, ext. 108
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RCPNA is accepting candidates to join the Board and we’d love to add your name!

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We are accepting candidates to join the RCPNA board!

Do you have an event you’d like to run? Are you interested in lending a hand to existing projects? Are you wanting to participate and learn more? We’d love to have you on the RCPNA board! Board elections on Tuesday, May 26th at the General Meeting from 7-9pm at the German American Society (join us for the ice cream social from 6:30-7pm!). Here is our current slate of candidates and we’d love to add your name! Email us at info@rcpna.org to throw your hat in the ring and/or ask any questions. Service is a one year commitment from July 1, 2026-June 30, 2027.

Thank you!
Zachary

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Zachary Lauritzen
RCPNA Chair

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