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Bridgeton Neighborhood Association acknowledges that we live, work and relax in a place called Portland, Oregon, which rests on traditional village sites of the Cowlitz, Multnomah, Wasco, Kathlamet, Clackamas, Bands of Chinook, Tualatin, Kalapuya, Molalla, and many other tribes who made their homes along the Columbia River. We want to express gratitude to the original caretakers of this land who were displaced by white colonizers, and to those who still reside on it.
BNA Clean Up FundraisingThe Bridgeton Neighborhood Association is fundraising to support clean up programs like Neighbors Helping Neighbors. NHN helped with the BNA Fall Clean Up and recently filled three dumpsters, working with our homeless neighbors and community volunteers, they cleaned the area along Marine Drive and on MLK Jr. Blvd.. Terrance Moses, NHN Director, is planning to keep Bridgeton neighborhood on their circuit.
The BNA asks all our neighbors to contribute to these professional style clean-up efforts! Please donate here. A separate fund will be allocated specifically to support these ongoing efforts. Please note BNA Clean Ups on your contributions. THANK YOU! Venmo to Bridgeton-NA-28, or easier through smart phone 503-964-2565. Checks can be made out to Bridgeton Neighborhood Association and mailed to 2209 N. Scofield St., Portland 97217. Donate with PayPal or credit card using the button above. |
BNA Transportation Plan 2022
Faced with truck traffic projections on Marine Drive increasing between 50 -100% in the next 12 years, the BNA is engaging with the Interstate Bridge Replacement project, PBOT and all Government agencies to best advance the needs and wishes of our neighborhood. Our Land Use Committee has identified the following positions regarding the IBR proposals as of February 2022. Read the Transportation Plan narrative and map here. Public CommentsWe've added a public comment section on the site.
BNA respectfully offers this online public forum to comment on neighborhood issues. We want this to be a useful tool so please be respectful, clear and concise. All comments are reviewed before posting. We will not post overtly antagonistic or hate speech in any form. |
Bridgeton may be Portland's best-kept secret
Welcome to Bridgeton! Dating to the early 1900s, Bridgeton was once a thriving fishing and farming community. The Bridgeton neighborhood of today continues to be a unique and viable assortment of floating homes, condos, historic homes, and businesses.
Bridgeton is positioned upon the levee of the North Portland Harbor channel, in Portland, Oregon. The smallest of all Portland neighborhoods with about 1,000 residents. Bridgeton may be Portland's best-kept secret. We welcome you to our friendly community, where neighbors wave to each other and friends are made easily.
Bridgeton is positioned upon the levee of the North Portland Harbor channel, in Portland, Oregon. The smallest of all Portland neighborhoods with about 1,000 residents. Bridgeton may be Portland's best-kept secret. We welcome you to our friendly community, where neighbors wave to each other and friends are made easily.