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
  • ​Public Safety
  • ​Report A Problem
  • ​Neighborhood Safety
  • Neighborhood Resources
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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. Some of the following forms require that you sign in to your PortlandOregon.gov online account. On the report A Problem page, use Sign In on the upper menu to sign in or create a new account.
  • Campsites
  • Construction Work Without Permit
  • Crime Prevention
  • Dangerous Building
  • Disabled Vehicle
  • Environmental Violation
  • Erosion Control Violation
  • General Comment
  • Graffiti
  • M/W/ESB Ineligibility
  • Neighborhood Housing Violation Complaints
  • Neighborhood Nuisance Complaints
  • Neighborhood Watch Request
  • Noise and Liquor 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 LinksNews, Resources, and moreState LinksNational 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