Membership is free. You'll receive occasional emails about meetings and neighborhood issues, invitations to general meetings, and a voice in the work the association does on behalf of residents.
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. Per bylaws Article IV §1. Members receive:
Not sure if you're in the boundary? Check your address on the about page.
FPNA's official membership signup is hosted on AirTable through District Four Coalition. It takes about a minute.
You can also email president@forestparkneighbors.org to be added to the mailing list.
"Only minutes from a major metropolis, Forest Park continually reminds us of our coexistence with the natural world, and at the same time saves for generations to come a valuable part of Oregon's heritage."
— Marcy Cottrell Houle
FPNA's work is done by volunteer board members, committees, and ad-hoc working groups. The bylaws establish two standing committees; additional working groups form as needed.
Reviews land use notices and applications, drafts comment letters, and may file appeals on behalf of FPNA. One of two standing committees.
landuse@forestparkneighbors.org →Supports neighborhood engagement, event planning, the website, social media, and outreach. One of two standing committees.
board@forestparkneighbors.org →Coordinates neighborhood volunteer engagement, grant writing, partner presence, and local business outreach for the August 22 celebration.
board@forestparkneighbors.org →Other neighborhood concerns are real and ongoing but are not necessarily formal FPNA committees — broadband access, Firewise, Neighborhood Emergency Teams (NETs), Forest Park stewardship, and PGE tree-trimming coordination are examples. Residents working in those areas are welcome to coordinate through the board.
Saturday, August 22, 2026 · 2:00–5:00 PM · Skyline Tavern
Food, music, kids activities, conservation tours, and a chance to meet the neighbors who
built this place. Free and open to all. RSVP, full event details, parking and shuttle, and
sponsor information are all on the celebration page.
