Welcome to Forest Park Neighborhood!
FPNA appeals PGE project in Forest Park
The city recently decided to allow PGE to clearcut 4.7 acres of mature forest and build new power lines in Forest Park. We think the decision is wrong, so FPNA is appealing this decision. Read more here…
Forest Park Neighborhood Association provides a forum for neighbors to discuss issues and concerns that effect the neighborhood including land use issues, wildlife and habitat protection, noxious weed removal, fire safety, traffic concerns and city/regional government concerns and policy. The Portland metropolitan area is growing which means increased pressure for development as well as all the other factors that accompany a burgeoning population. FPNA automatically receives land use notices about development within its boundaries and can appeal decisions at the city level without charge.
Volunteer
Forest Park Annual SOLVE Clean-up:
Help remove litter from our roads and parks!
Saturday, April 19, 2025
9AM to noon.
Neighbors and friends are invited to participate in our SOLVE clean-up. Every year terrific volunteers remove tons of trash from the roughly 30 miles of our roads in and around Forest Park. This helps keep our streams clean and protects wildlife. Families welcome, suitable for ages 13 and up.
For details and to register in advance: FPNA SOLVE Clean-up 2025
We appreciate support from: District Four Coalition, SOLVE, Walker Garbage, and Skyline Memorial Gardens. Portland Fire Bureau’s Firewise Team will be there to share information.
This project is made possible by a grant from City of Portland, Office of Community & Civic Life.
Neighbors and friends are invited to participate in the SOLVE clean up campaign. This is a perfect opportunity to perform community volunteer work. Snacks, safety training, plastic gloves, and safety vests will be provided. To save time you can pre-register at SOLVE. Families are welcome.
FOREST PARK NEIGHBORHOOD GATHERING!
FPNA invites you to join a gathering of neighbors for an afternoon of live music, food, art, and family fun for all ages!
This will be an opportunity to come together with our neighbors, form some new connections and see old friends, and build a stronger sense of community that, in the long run, serves us all!
Sunday, April 13 from 2 to 5pm at Skyline Tavern!
There will be:
- live music and snacks
- a short, animated film about our Northern red-legged frogs,
- a short talk about red-legged frogs by Ariana Scipioni of West Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District
- a workshop on Willow Weaving, from ancient traditions to modern homes, generously provided by ecorestoration artistry systems (www.erasphilia.com).
This event is free thanks to the generosity of Scott Ray Becker at Skyline Tavern (and a little financial help from FPNA), but please click here to sign up by Friday, April 11 so we’ll know how much food we need.
Skyline Tavern is on NW Skyline Blvd just east of Germantown Road. Please park at the corner of NW Skyline and Germantown if the parking lot at the Tavern is full.
We look forward to seeing you on Sunday April 13th!
Join FPNA
Membership in the Forest Park Neighborhood Association is free and open to anyone who lives, owns property, or runs a business/organization within the boundaries of the Forest Park Neighborhood. To join, click here, complete the form, and upload your verification.
Ways to Donate to FPNA:
- Online: link to our donations page