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Neighborhood Program
The Neighborhood Resource Center includes coordination of Portland’s “neighborhood network.” This nationally recognized neighborhood system is made up of 95 recognized neighborhood associations and seven neighborhood district coalition offices located throughout the city. These district coalitions and offices provide support and technical assistance to the volunteer-based neighborhood associations, community groups and individual citizen-activists.
Neighborhood Involvement Program
Neighborhood involvement outreach specialists work with the district coalitions, offices, and neighborhood associations to coordinate efforts, provide technical assistance, coordinate public involvement efforts with City Bureaus and other organizations. ONI works to create community-building partnerships, provide technical assistance to other City bureaus’outreach and involvement efforts, and trains community members in leadership and community organizing skills.
For information contact Brian Hoop at 503-823-3075 or Jeri Williams at 503-823-5827.
Neighborhood Resource Center Staff Directory
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| Business Program |
| Provides assistance to Portland’s business associations, chambers of commerce, business service providers and other community-based organizations. |
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| Community Connect |
| Community and government working together: The official website for the Mayor's effort to redefine the role of community in local government in Portland, Oregon. |
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| ONI Standards and City Code 3.96 |
| Since 1974 Portland City Council has set minimum standards to guide Portland's neighborhood system. City Code Title 3.96 is the authorizing language for Portland's neighborhood system and directs the ONI to develop Standards |
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