The purposes for which the MNA is organized are:

  • To consider and act on issues that affect the livability and quality of the neighborhood;

  • To take positions in matters of civic interest, and promote those positions in communications;

  • To inform residents of events or plans affecting the neighborhood;

  • To provide an open process by which all Members may involve themselves in the affairs of the neighborhood;

  • To advocate for diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility in all neighborhood matters;

  • To establish and maintain open lines of communication with other organizations, such as District Coalitions, other Neighborhood Associations, and city, county, regional, and state government agencies; and

  • For such other purposes as are approved by the Board of Directors.

Governing Documents

Multnomah Demographics & Data

  • Portland Data Map Tool

    This Portland Data map tool allows users to explore socio-economic data across neighborhoods and districts in Portland.

  • 2020 Census Demographic Data

    This is a snapshot of Multnomah 2020 census Data.

  • Portland Neighborhoods: 2020 Data Profiles

    Neighborhood profiles are a project of the City of Portland Office of Civic Life, in partnership with the Portland State University Population Research Center.

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