The Bridgeton Neighborhood Association is organized for the purpose of addressing issues affecting the livability and quality of life in this unique neighborhood and to provide a forum through which all members of the neighborhood may involve themselves.The Bridgeton Neighborhood is located on the south shore of the North Portland Harbor from the I-5 freeway east to NE 13th Street. Livability is unique because the neighborhood includes several floating home moorages, boat marinas, high and low rise condominiums, upscale apartments complexs, row houses, individual homes and a variety of businesses.
The Bridgeton Neighborhood Association board meets every month on the second Tuesday at 6:30. Everyone is welcome to attend board meetings.
The Board is currently meeting online using Zoom. Email Tom Hickey, BNA Board Chair, prior to the meeting to get login and password information: hickeyt+bna.pdx@gmail.com.
The Board is currently meeting online using Zoom. Email Tom Hickey, BNA Board Chair, prior to the meeting to get login and password information: hickeyt+bna.pdx@gmail.com.
BNA Welcomes All
We acknowledge and thank the indigenous peoples on the Columbia River, who were the first residents and stewards of this area. We celebrate our diverse neighborhood of residents and businesses, and we invite you to join us in neighborhood decision-making as a Board Member. Our neighborhood is growing and we value your voice in further strengthening our resilient and connected community.
We acknowledge and thank the indigenous peoples on the Columbia River, who were the first residents and stewards of this area. We celebrate our diverse neighborhood of residents and businesses, and we invite you to join us in neighborhood decision-making as a Board Member. Our neighborhood is growing and we value your voice in further strengthening our resilient and connected community.
Bridgeton Neighborhood Association Bylaws
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Bridgeton Neighborhood Association Board Directory
Bridgeton is just fifteen minutes from the Portland International Airport, twelve minutes from downtown and has easy access to I-5 freeway. It is located in the heart of a number of recreational activities including golf, boating, auto racing and event facilities such as the Portland Expo, the Portland International Raceway and the Delta Park sports fields. The Portland 40 mile bike loop also passes throught the neighborhood.
