Use the tabs below to find timely information:
  • Public Safety: Phone numbers for emergency services, including hotlines, crisis lines, and information lines
  • ​Reports: Find online forms for reporting a problem or submitting a complaint 
  • Neighborhood Safety: Links to City handouts on neighborhood safety
  • Neighborhood Resources: Links to City, County, and neighborhood resources
  • ​Crime Statistics: Instructions on how to find monthly crime statistics for your neighborhood
  • ​Hotlines
  • ​Report Problems
  • ​ Safety Handouts
  • Useful Resources
  • Crime Statistics
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​Knowing who to contact when you need something is important. Below are critical public safety contacts.

For a complete list of public safety contacts, download the Public Safety Resource Sheet.
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​Hotlines, Crisis Lines, Information Lines

Emergency Police, Fire, and Medical (24 hours): 9-1-1

Non-emergency Police (24 hours): 503-823-3333

City/County Information and Referral: 503-823-4000

Mental Health Crisis Line (24 hours): 503-988-8888

Drug and Alcohol Helpline (24 hours): 800-923-HELP (4357)

Child Abuse Hotline (Multnomah County) (24 hours): 503-731-3100

Portland Women's Crisis Line (24 hours): 503-235-5333

Multnomah County Aging, Disability, Veteran Helpline (24 hours): 503-988-3646

Health and Human Services Referral: 2-1-1

​Oregon Attorney General’s Consumer Hotline: 503-229-5576

​Report a Problem
 
Use the above link to find online forms for reporting a problem or submitting a complaint. You must set up and sign in to your PortlandOregon.gov online account (no charge) first.
  • Campsites
  • Construction Work Without Permit
  • Crime Prevention
  • Dangerous Building
  • Abandoned Vehicles (parked on street)
    or use 24 hour telephone hotline 503-823-7309
  • Disabled Vehicle (on private property)
  • Environmental Violation
  • Erosion Control Violation
  • General Comment
  • Graffiti (or report by email graffiti@portlandoregon.gov, include address and description or photo)
  • M/W/ESB Ineligibility (Violations of minority, women, or emerging small businesses contracting on city projects)
  • Neighborhood Housing Violation Complaints
  • Neighborhood Nuisance Complaints
  • Neighborhood Watch Request
  • Noise and Liquor Complaints
    Before filing a complaint see background information on noise complaints.
  • Odor Monitor Report
  • Park Issue
  • Pollution Spill
  • Street Light Problem
​Knowing who to contact when you need something is important. This is a collection of contact information for a variety of resources that relate to our immediate neighborhood as well as the city of Portland. An informed community is a strong community!

​Neighborhood Links
  • Northeast Coalition of Neighborhoods​
    Northeast Coalition of Neighborhoods (NECN) is an independent nonprofit organization comprised of
    twelve neighborhoods in inner North and Northeast Portland.Twelve neighborhoods, all of our voices.
  • Office of Neighborhood Involvement
    ONI is the City of Portland Bureau that funds neighborhood network and serves as a regional advocate.
  • Central Northeast Neighbors
    A community-based non-profit coalition of eight neighborhoods East of NE 33rd to I-205 and North of I-84
    ​to the Columbia River.
  • Southeast Uplift
    Coalition of neighborhoods in Southeast Portland.

City of Portland  Multnomah County
Metro and Regional Links News, Resources, and more State Links National Links
  • ACORN
    Home page for Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now
  • COMM-ORG
    The on-line conference on community organizing and development
  • Child Safety
    Help protect your children from motorists with driveway safety signage.
  • Corporation for National Service
    Info and resources on programs like AmeriCorps and Senior Corps
  • Find Your Lost Dog!
    Lost Your Dog? Search the Found Dogs listings or add your dog to the Lost Dog listings to ensure his safe return.
  • HUD Office of Community Planning
  • NUSA
    Provides opportunities for diverse people and organizations to share their ideas, values and experiences to build stronger communities.
  • National Association of Counties
    Legislative bulletin, news, projects, programs, conferences, events
  • National Civic League
    The National Civic League, the United States’ original organization advocating for the issues of community democracy, envisions a country where citizens are actively engaged in the process of self-governance and work in partnership with the public, private, and nonprofit sectors of society, and where citizens are creating active civic culture reflective of the diversity of community voices.
  • National School Safety Center
    Overview, news, statistics, publications, products and more
  • REACT Online
  • Regenesis.net 
    Resource for Condominium & Community Associations
  • VolunteerMatch
    Register your non-profit organization, Plug into your community, Check out the non-profit directory and More.
  • Youth Crime Watch of America
    Non-profit organization working to reduce crime and drug use in schools and communities
You can now look up monthly crime statistics for Sullivan’s Gulch on the Portland Police Bureau’s website. The data includes all offenses reported in Portland since May 2015. The data includes all offenses reported in Portland since May 2015. For instructions on how to access this data, visit www.portlandoregon.gov/police/article/62... .

Please keep in mind that neighborhood statistics provide a general idea of “reported crimes.” However, the data needs to be understood in the larger context because there may be other contributing factors. For example, a high concentration of larceny may occur in a commercial area while the residential community is unaffected. Identifying crime trends may require further analysis. Additionally, certain crimes such as car prowls are typically underreported.  

Please report crime every time. Crime statistics can reveal trends in crime and where resources should be directed. 
  • Call 9-1-1 for immediate threats to life or property and crimes in progress. 
  • Call the police non-emergency number 503-823-3333 to report crime that has already occurred if the suspect is long gone.​ You can also call if you are witnessing suspicious activity that is not an immediate threat. 
  • Report online at portlandoregon.gov/police/cor for certain crimes with no suspects such as car prowls and theft of items from publicly accessible spaces. Not all crimes can be reported here, so please review the criteria before you file a report.