Community Resources

  • 211info
    211info empowers Oregon and Southwest Washington communities by helping people identify, navigate, and connect with the local resources they need.
  • Multnomah County Library
    • Library Connect: Students can use their student ID card as a library card at Multnomah County Libraries.
  • Multnomah County Student Health Centers
    The Student Health Centers offer comprehensive primary and mental health care services to all Multnomah County youth ages 5-18. There are no out-of-pocket costs. There is a David Douglas Student Health Center located on the DDHS campus.
  • Portland Parks and Recreation
    Find a park, sign up, register for a class/activity and more.
  • Portland Police Bureau
  • TriMet
    TriMet provides bus, light rail and commuter rail service in the Portland, Oregon, region
  • WomenFirst
    WomenFirst is a transition and referral center, providing a nurturing environment where women can rebuild their lives and self-worth.
    • Programs: life skills workshops, empowerment groups, peer mentorship, reintegration groups, recovery, and youth education support. 
    • Services: hygiene, childcare, job, training, healthcare, and more.
    • WomenFirst also provides domestic violence services. Advocates offer one-on-one support to women of color. 
  • Racial Equity Support Line
    • Racial Equity Support Line is led and staffed by people with lived experience of racism. We offer support to those who are feeling the emotional impacts of race-based violence and microaggressions, as well as the emotional impacts of immigration struggles and other cross-cultural issues.

Be a Partner with the City of Portland

As a community member you can be part of the solution for the many issues facing the City of Portland by reporting concerns you see in your neighborhood, such as, graffiti, homeless camping, RV’s parking, trash pick-up, etc. 

How to Report an Issue:

There are two ways to file a report:

  • Call 311, a service that provides access to non-emergency city services
  • Register online with PDX REportat at www.pdxreporter.org
    Once signed in, select the icon for the topic you want to report. If possible, include the address or nearest cross street. When reporting online, you can pinpoint the location on the city map.

Graffiti

Did you know that the City of Portland offers no-cost graffiti removal assistance to residents, small businesses, and nonprofit organizations? Learn more about graffiti removal here.

Illegal Camping or RV Parking

When reporting illegal tent and RV camping, mention whether it is in a Safe-Route to School or is blocking sidewalk access, if applicable. The City bureaus put the report on the list and the site is assessed for posting for removal. 

Trash

When reporting trash, mention if it blocking sidewalk access. You can also provide a description for the Bureau.