Last Call for the District 3 Community Priorities Survey!

Hey, neighbors! FPNA 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
  • 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! The results of this survey will be shared with our three newly-elected members of the City Council (Tiffany Koyama Lane, Angelita Morillo, and Steve Novick) to inform their policy-making efforts. 

Make your voice heard by sharing your opinion on the needs of our community by taking the District 3 Community Priorities Survey today! 

Survey Details:

  • Time to Complete: Approximately 15 minutes
  • Deadline: Friday, January 31st, 2025
  • Languages: Available in English, Spanish, and Vietnamese
  • Results: Participants will receive survey results via email and will be invited to a district-wide community summit in late winter/early spring to connect with neighbors and our new City Councilors.

How to Participate: Click the link to complete the survey: District 3 Community Priorities Survey

Together, we can help shape the future of our community. Thank you for taking the time to share your priorities and concerns!

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Climate Emergency Declaration

The City of Portland is considering issuing a Climate Emergency Declaration. You read the draft declaration below and then provide your feedback.

Community feedback wanted

Read the draft declaration language and send us comments by March 16 at 5 p.m. Here’s how you can tell The City of Portland what you think:

  1. Submit your comments, suggested edits and feedback through the online comment form. A summary of public comments will be posted online periodically for review.
  2. Call Amanda Watson, Senior Policy Advisor, Office of Mayor Ted Wheeler, at 503-823-3579, or Alisa Kane, Climate Action Manager, Bureau of Planning and Sustainability, at 503-823-7082, with questions or to request a briefing at one of your community meetings (schedule permitting).
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