NWCC Safety Summit: Building a Safer Pearl District Together
On Wednesday, July 15th, NWCC hosted the first of what we hope will be many Member Information Summits. This inaugural session focused on safety for multi-family, provided an opportunity to discuss how Echelon patrols the neighborhood, what types of situations the NWCC Hotline can assist with, and what our team can and cannot do in public spaces.
Lower Costs, More Opportunities: Portland's Street Activation Fee Waiver Program
The City has launched the Street Activation Fee Waiver Program. If you operate a sidewalk café within the I-405 loop, you could save over $800 in fees. Read on to see if you qualify, and how to apply.
How the City of Portland Camera Registry Helped Resolve a Recent Pearl District Incident
Learn how the City of Portland Camera Registry helped resolve a recent incident near the Pearl District Safeway. Learn how to register your security camera and how it can help keep our neighborhood safe.
Be Aware: Exterior Outlets Can Attract Unintended Use
To help prevent unauthorized trespassing and loitering, property owners are encouraged to secure exterior electrical outlets by installing locking covers or turning off power when not in use. For more information or specific property safety recommendations, please contact Chase at chase@nwccpdx.org.
Making Connections: Introducing the Office of Small Business
NWCC and Prosper Portland Hit the Streets to Discuss Resources with Pearl District Small Businesses
This month, as part of NWCC’s advocacy work, we partnered with Prosper Portland’s new Office of Small Business for a two-hour tour, linking Pearl District businesses with valuable city resources.
Discussing Infrastructure Improvements
NWCC Advocacy: Working Together to Brighten and Improve Our Neighborhood Streets
NWCC walked with PEMO (Portland Environment Management Office), ODOT, PBOT, and PGE on July 22nd. Together, we walked under the 405 from Raleigh Street down to Johnson Street.
Stories from the Street: A Ride Toward Safety
With support from NWCC’s Terrance and Radio Cab, Jesse and Caitlin find shelter together.
On a warm Portland day, NWCC’s outreach made a powerful difference for Jesse and Caitlin.
Terrance, of NWCC’s Humanitarian Team, met the couple during a street outreach visit, offering water, clean clothing, and—most importantly—a pathway to shelter.