Job Fair featuring these expected employers is happening in Eliot at Dawson Park: Volunteers of America, OHSU Dental Clinic, Randstad Staffing, John Deere, ServiceMaster, The Rebuilding Center, Cascadia Behavioral Health, Marquis Care Center, UR Billing Solutions, UPS, Express Employment and possibly others
August 2nd 10am-12pm. See flyer below for more details
Job Fair featuring these expected employers is happening in Eliot at Dawson Park: Volunteers of America, OHSU Dental Clinic, Randstad Staffing, John Deere, ServiceMaster, The Rebuilding Center, Cascadia Behavioral Health, Marquis Care Center, UR Billing Solutions, UPS, Express Employment and possibly others
August 2nd 10am-12pm. See flyer below for more details
we will be meeting one week later than normal this month.
We are having a hybrid meeting at Cascadia Garlington Center (Masks required, Enter from the parking lot side off of Morris street near MLK, Jr Blvd) and online. We will be switching to WebEx this time- see instructions at the bottom.
Safety and Livability around Dawson Park and NE Stanton Street – neighboring business and property owners were invited, County Commissioner Jayapal’s office will have a rep
8:15-8:45 (time certain) Library presentation about new Albina library
Discuss Eliot Neighborhood Computer purchase and data policy (Eric)
Neighborhood Updates
News, LUTC, Treasurer, etc
Public Comment (5 min)
Approve Minutes from July
Adjourn
please consider joining by phone if you have connection issues
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We are having a hybrid meeting at Cascadia Garlington Center and online (masks required in person) Join Zoom Meeting (phone instructions at bottom)
Agenda (subject to changes):
Welcome and Introductions – 7:00pm
Agenda Additions?
Safety Summit food request – $850 to serve food for the day (Pat)
MOTION: get Eliot NA a post office box (Steffanie)
MOTION: agree on Letter to Stop & Go regarding Safety Assessment
MOTION: agree on letter to neighborhood landowners around Dawson Park/ Stanton Street.
MOTION: Volunteers of America – change to Good Neighbor Agreement and discussion – to approve change and discussion of letter to the District Attorney.
Discuss Eliot Neighborhood Computer purchase and data policy (Eric)
Neighborhood Updates
Eliot News (call for articles for next issue)
LUTC update – no meeting this month
Public Comment (5 min)
Approve Minutes from June
Adjourn
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Multnomah County Health is hosting a Summer Resource Fair focused on Family health Saturday July 16th from 11AM-3PM at Lillis Albina Park adjacent to Tubman Middle School. There will be kid-friendly activities including face-painting. There will also be resources related to housing, employment, health and more.
[pushed back one week in observence of Juneteenth]
Agenda (subject to changes):
Welcome and Introductions – 7:00pm
Agenda Additions?
Volunteers of America – change to Good Neighbor Agreement and discussion – MOTION to approve change [allowing VOA to work with Step court and accept people under different criteria]
Job Fair [Jennifer]
Spending money to try to reduce violence
Discussion of in-person meetings vs online. Do we want to switch back
Neighborhood Updates
Eliot News (call for articles for next issue)
LUTC update
Public Comment
Approve Minutes from past meetings
Adjourn
please consider joining by phone if you have connection issues
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This summer, Civic Life is helping neighbors host parties in their neighborhoods! These parties are a great way to get to know your neighbors, learn about cool stuff in your area, build up your community, and celebrate in a safe environment. You can throw a party for all of your friends’ pets, a marathon of all your favorite Michelle Yeoh movies, a vehement vegetarian chili cookoff, an all-ability dance party, and just about any other kind of party you want!
Safe, green, outdoor spaces are important to building safe, healthy communities. They give us places to rest and relax and connect to nature to get fresh air and sunshine. They provide free spaces for us to play sports, have a meal, bring pets, make music, get some exercise, and just hang out. Closing neighborhood streets for block parties allows us to build our own safe outdoor spaces.
Celebrations in the City of Portland will take place between August 1 and August 14. If you have any questions, call 3-1-1 or email 311@PortlandOregon.gov. Registration is open from June 6 to July 1 and is free!
You’ll be automatically registered for a FREE Noise Waiver for your lively activities!
Make it easy to get a permit to close off your street.
You can request professionals from safety-related City programs to attend parties to get to know your neighborhood and answer questions (no guarantees, based on availability).
Spread the Word!
Registration for POP parties is from June 6 to July 1!
We have created a POP poster for you to download and distribute to encourage people to register!
Register to request a visit from: Park Rangers, Portland Street Response, Neighborhood Emergency Teams (Bureau of Emergency Management), Portland Fire & Rescue, Portland Police Bureau, Office of Violence Prevention, and 9-1-1 operators (Bureau of Emergency Communications).
Related Bureau Resources
The Portland Bureau of Transportation issues permits to close streets for fun parties with their neighbors.
Researchers at Portland State University are conducting a focus group study to understand use, barriers to use, and knowledge about health benefits from parks, natural areas and forests in Portland, and the use of nature prescriptions for cardiac rehabilitation.
No prior knowledge or experience necessary
The focus groups will be conducted in-person at a community center close to your neighborhood and will be for 90 minutes. You will receive a Fred Meyer gift card of $40 for participating.
Receive $40 Gift Card
A focus group will be held June 9th at Matt Dishman Community Center, 77 NE Knott Street, Portland, OR, 97212 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm.
If you are interested in participating, please email researchgreenspace@gmail.com. Please sign up by June 6th to participate.
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