Bridgeton may be Portland's
best-kept secret
Welcome to the Water!
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.
Positioned upon the levee of the North Portland Harbor channel, in Portland, Oregon, Bridgeton feels like a removed beach village well within Portland city limits. The smallest of all Portland neighborhoods, with under 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.
Positioned upon the levee of the North Portland Harbor channel, in Portland, Oregon, Bridgeton feels like a removed beach village well within Portland city limits. The smallest of all Portland neighborhoods, with under 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.
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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 Board of Directors 2021Board Members
Tom Hickey, Chair, hickeyt+bna.pdx@gmail.com Matt Whitney, Treasurer, mattwhitney@comcast.net Bridget Bayer, Secretary, bnagreenteam@gmail.com Gorgy Gonzales, Events Chair, gorgyag@gmail.com Erik Molander, Land Use Chair, epmolander@gmail.com Walter Valenta, Land Use, walter@harbor-properties.com Jan Strand, Jan@jestrand.com Paul Wargnier, pgwargnier@gmail.com Antoinette Edwards Mary Shivell Gayle Miller Bill Coffman |
Latest NewsClick on these stories to get more details about what's happening in the Bridgeton Neighborhood.
Spring General Meeting - CancelledThe Spring General Meeting planned for Tuesday, April 14, at the Portland Yacht Club, has been postponed due to the Coronavirus emergency..
Bridgeton Neighbors Levee Upgrade ResponsesBNA Board MeetingBNA Board Meeting
March 10, 2020 6:30 - 8:30 PM Courtyard by Marriott Portland North, 1231 N Anchor Way, Portland, OR 97217, USA BNA Board MeetingBNA Board Meeting, February 11, 2020
6:30 - 8:30 PM Courtyard by Marriott Portland North, 1231 N Anchor Way, Portland, OR 97217, USA BNA Board Members will finalize the neighborhood response to Levee Feasibility Study Proposal. BNA Position on Neighborhood Association Code Change 3.96 proposalBNA Board submitted a letter against City Council accepting the proposed change to City Code 3.96. Full letter here.
Bridgeton Neighborhood Association Annual Fall Meeting - Oct 15Join neighbors to get all the latest news & info. Presentation by OR Speaker of the House & district rep, Tina Kotek!
Winter Warm Clothes Collection Bring your extra coats, warm clothing and extra items to the BNA Winter Warm Clothes Collection at our Fall Annual Meeting 10/15/19. Donate good winter coats and warm clothes to support the kind of proactive, membership-based community, in NE Portland, providing shelter off the streets for 60 people a night since 2001. https://dignityvillage.org BNA Street SaleSpring Clean Up2019 Portland Community Insights SurveySpring General MeetingJoin the Bridgeton Neighborhood Association on April 23rd, 6:30-8:30 PM at at the Portland Yacht Club, 1241 NE Marine Dr.
Water Pollution Reporting
Garbage & Recycling updateNorth Portland Neighborhood Services ~ Sock DriveHello North Portland community,
As we all know, many Portlanders are living outside, despite continuing investments to keep and get people housed. We realize many of you already provide direct support to assist our most vulnerable neighbors daily. In this holiday season, North Portland Neighborhood Services invites you to donate new socks, and gently-used scarves, hats, gloves, and/or washable blankets. We will receive those items at our office. ANNUAL CITY SOCK DRIVE November 28, 2018 through December 19, 2018. . Your donations may be distributed to organizations identified by the Joint Office of Homeless Services, and/or North Portland locations, such as the St Johns Clothing Closet. Many locally-owned stores host sock sales after Thanksgiving, so please consider picking up an extra package as you do your holiday shopping. Donation boxes are/will be located: Historic Kenton Firehouse 2nd floor Please call 503-823-4099 or email mary@npnscommunity.org or doretta@npnscommunity.org when you are ready to drop off your donations. Thank you in advance,and thank you for all the great service you provide to the North Portland community. Happy Holidays, Tom, Mary and Doretta I will be attending the meeting on Monday, Dec. 3rd. If you have donations, I can deliver them to the Firehouse for you...just leave any items on my front porch at 402 N Bridgeton Rd and text me to let me know. Thank you! Susan JW, 503-939-8088. Celebrate The Season With Your BNA on December 11th...
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