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Neighborhood Mediation Services: People are often unaware that something is a problem for others and having code enforcement take action can negatively affect neighbor relations. You may want to consider first addressing your neighbor or another property owner on a personal, neighbor-to-neighbor basis or with the help of a neighborhood mediator from Resolutions Northwest.
Resolutions Northwest (503-595-4890) helps Portland neighbors have productive conversations and work out peaceful solutions to everyday conflicts. The Center includes a dedicated team of volunteer and staff mediators who facilitate direct communication and problem-solving among the parties. Dispute resolution information, mediation training and meeting facilitation services are also provided to the community.
If you are interested in this approach, please feel free to contact Resolutions Northwest to see how they can help.
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| Neighborhood Inspections Program |
| Enforcement of Title 29 including Nuisance (trash and debris, tall grass and weeds, disabled vehicles on private property) and Housing (property maintenance and conditions of structures) violations. |
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| Reporting After Hour Tree Complaints |
| In an effort to better protect the City’s urban forest, citizens may report suspected after hour tree violations at (503) 823-7180 (BES pollution complaint hotline). |
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