​Welcome Neighbors!

Sullivan’s Gulch is a neighborhood in Northeast Portland, Oregon. ​ The Sullivan’s Gulch Neighborhood Association works to make our neighborhood more livable through various committees, information and referral. Our name refers to the depression where I-84 is located now and commemorates Timothy Sullivan, an early farmer in the area. Sullivan settled his donation land claim on January 27, 1851.

Upcoming Events

You are welcome to attend all neighborhood meetings.  The beginning of every meeting starts with a public comment period.  Please let us know your ideas and concerns about the neighborhood or email us here.
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SGNA Board Meeting
Tuesday,  September 10, 2019, 7-8:30 pm
Encorepreneur Cafe, 1548 NE 15th Avenue

SGNA Land Use & Transportation Committee
Tuesday,  Sept. 17, 6:30-8 pm
Holladay Park Plaza, 1300 NE 16th Ave.

Design Open House for Peace Memorial Park
Thursday,  Sept. 19, 4:00-6:00 pm
DoubleTree Hotel Oregon Room
1000 NE Multnomah St, Portland, OR 97232
More info

​SGNA Board Meeting
Tuesday,  October 8, 2019,  7-8:30 pm
Encorepreneur Cafe, 1548 NE 15th Avenue


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More about Trees in Sullivan's Gulch

Previously, we mentioned the city's Heritage Tree program, which recognizes Portland's most magnificent trees for their unique size, age, and/or historical or horticultural significance.  But, it turns out there's a more comprehensive inventory of many more trees in Sullivan's Gulch.  The Tree Inventory Project now inventories each one of Portland's 218,000 street trees and to create action-oriented neighborhood tree management plans.  To find out what trees are in your park or on your block, see our Tree Inventory Map. For a full report on Portland's street trees and much more visit our Data, Reports, and Maps page. Info about the Heritage Tree program is on the Urban Forestry's website. ​​

Climate action September 20th

As climate change affects the world (including our neighborhood) we're including a link to the PDX 350 strike for climate change flier here.
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