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Get Involved!
Getting involved with the Sullivan's Gulch Neighborhood Association is more than just attending meetings—it's about shaping the future of our community and making a real difference where we live. Our workgroups are the heart of community action, transforming great ideas into tangible improvements that directly impact our neighborhood. Whether you're passionate about local infrastructure, green spaces, community safety, or neighborhood events, there's a place for you to contribute your skills, energy, and vision.
Our projects range from grassroots initiatives like organizing community clean-ups to more complex endeavors that involve collaborating with city officials, engaging local businesses, and influencing area development. We believe that strong communities are built through active participation, and every resident has something valuable to offer. Whether you can commit an hour a month or want to take on a leadership role, we welcome your participation and are committed to helping you make a meaningful impact right where you live.
Board Information
The Board is the volunteer-led Neighborhood Association connection. We are always looking for committed folks to contribute to the community.
Joining the Board is a great way to make connections, have an impact, and represent the Sullivan's Gulch membership.
You make the difference
Although the Board is responsible for managing the affairs of the Association, many more neighbors contribute in other ways, including volunteering for committees, coordinating events, presenting on community happings, proposing ideas, and more!
A little more about us...
We are a vibrant Portland neighborhood on the near East side, embracing diversity and community, where all are welcome to enjoy the historic streetcar suburb charm, local shops and restaurants, and connect with a community.
City Resources
SGNA is your volunteer Portland Neighborhood Association. The City of Portland offers many additional resources that can benefit neighbors.
If you have a question or concern in the city of Portland, start with 311:
- Email: 311@portlandoregon.gov
- Call: 3-1-1 within Multnomah County or (503) 823-4000
- Visit: In-person at the Portland Building’s Customer Service Desk at 1120 Southwest Fifth Avenue.
"What day is trash day? The storm blew a tree down on my street. I’m worried about my elderly neighbor. How do I pay this parking ticket? My bike got stolen. Who ya gonna call? PDX 311."
PortlandMap.com: City of Portland GIS Hub
- Public records (ownership, assessor, property taxes)
- Permits & Zoning (permits, capital improvement projects, zoning and districts)
- Parks
- Schools
- Public Safety (crime statistics, police jurisdiction, nearest fire station, hazards)
- Transportation (parking, safety, street sweeping, leaf day, transit)
- Utilities (waste collection, sewer & environmental, water)
Portland Office of Community & Civic Life
Civic Life connects Portlands with city government to build inclusive, safe, livable communities. Here you will find a variety of content and resources including the Portland Data Map Tool which provides demographic data like like food and housing security, population, income, and more.
In addition, you can find the Neighborhood Demographic Profiles created from the 2020 US Census and other sources.
Portland City Council
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Multnomah County
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Oregon Legislature
House District 43
Senate District 22
Congressional District 3