The CAC is a standing, collaborative, problem-solving committee that seeks to ensure strong lines of communication, uphold GNA commitments, identify opportunities for collaboration and problem solving.

The Communication task force keeps you informed about news and events happening around Multnomah — this includes the monthly newsletter, social media and website.

This special committee stays connected to the District Four Coalition (D4C).

D4C is the DCO representing 32 Neighborhood Associations located in NW, SW, and SE Portland. D4C provides a number of different services and programs to neighborhoods and residents within our boundaries.

POC: Beth Omansky

The Equity committee aims to promote an open, fair, welcoming, and safe neighborhood for all.

The Friends of Spring Garden Park committee seeks to activate the park through stewardship opportunities and community events.

The Governance committee is a special committee that evaluates the currency and appropriateness of our bylaws, standing rules, and practices.

The Livability committee hosts a variety of volunteer opportunities and community building events, such as Graffiti Abatement, Litter Clean Up, and “Multnomah Mola” Street Art Mural at 36th & Canby.

The Public Safety committee aims to keep the neighborhood safe!

The Transportation committee partners with many agencies to promote and advocate for projects, such as the Sidewalk Improvement and Paving Program and Capitol Highway Project.

The Village Park committee is focused on developing the beautiful greenspace at the intersection of SW 36th and SW Troy Street.