Mt. Tabor Neighborhood Association (MTNA) General Membership Meeting and Board Meeting Wednesday, March 11, 2026, HYBRID MEETING (in person and on Zoom) MTNA General Membership Meeting: 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. MTNA Board Meeting: 8:30 to 9:00 p.m PHYSICAL LOCATION: Mt. Tabor Presbyterian Church, SE 55th and Belmont, Dining Room ZOOM: To participate via Zoom, please register in advance, URL: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/atFVGhLxSYmeXyMshFe3Aw Subscribe to the MTNA officia

The February 28th walk will match the January walk. See that blog post for details about the Portland, OR, Mt Tabor Park Silent Walk for Peace: https://www.mttaborpdx.org/single-post/silent-walk-for-peace-1-31-26-mt-tabor-park This blog post was published by Laura O, on 2/27/26

PSA = Public Service Announcement Data breaches are running rampant, for several reasons you may have read about if you keep up with consumer protection and data privacy news. Note : Do not assume freezing one of your 3 credit reporting business accounts will automatically freeze them all, no matter what anyone tells you. Check each of the 3 credit reporting businesses - and they are all businesses, not public or government services providing only personal financial protectio

If you’re budget conscious, minimize your water use through April: Your residential sewer bill is based on your “Winter Average” water use. So, what is your “Winter Average?” Your “winter average” is calculated by measuring your water use between February 1 and April 30. My 2025 blog post on how your water bureau calculates your sewer bill has details and links: https://www.mttaborpdx.org/single-post/how-portland-calculates-your-sewer-bill This blog post was published on 2/27

These two blog posts, plus the sewer bill calculator one, seem to be our most popular blog posts. I've updated their links: Abandoned Cars: Abandoned cars are a city responsibility so if you want to have your say, talk to your District 3 City Councilors about how complicated it is to deal with abandoned vehicles on your street: https://www.mttaborpdx.org/single-post/how-to-report-a-possibly-abandoned-vehicle-in-portland-oregon Food Safety and Restaurant Inspections : Not to

On February 11, 2026, the featured guest will be Portland City Councilor Steve Novick. Councilor Novick is one of our three District 3 city council members. Councilor Novick will tell us about what the city council is doing, share his priorities and projects, and will invite Mt. Tabor neighbors to share your questions, concerns, ideas. Mt Tabor Neighborhood Association (MTNA) monthly meeting: DATE: Wed. Feb. 11, 2026 TIME: General Membership Meeting -- 7 to 8:30 p.m.; MTNA

" *When* : Saturday, 1/31/26 @9:00 AM, rain or shine *Where* : Mt. Tabor main entrance at SE 64th Street and Lincoln (Portland, Oregon) *Route* : From the Lincoln St. entrance, we will walk around the main reservoir that borders 60th street, exit the park at SE 60th to walk north for a few blocks, and take a right at Salmon Street to re-enter the park. We will continue walking up that paved, main road to the middle reservoir and keep going as it winds around to the east and t

Meet your neighbors, learn about your neighborhood, ask questions, and suggest future topics and speakers. Volunteer for a project or two: See the past year’s list of accomplishments: https://www.mttaborpdx.org/single-post/mtna-accomplishments-spring-2024-spring-2025 January 2026 Mt. Tabor Neighborhood Association (MTNA) meeting: DATE: Wed. Jan. 14, 2026 TIME: General Membership Meeting -- 7 to 8:30 p.m.; MTNA Board Meeting -- 8:30 to 9:00 p.m. HYBRID MEETING (you can parti

Meet your neighbors, learn about your neighborhood, ask questions, and suggest future topics and speakers. Volunteer for a project or two: See the past year’s list of accomplishments: https://www.mttaborpdx.org/single-post/mtna-accomplishments-spring-2024-spring-2025 November 2025 topics: Leaf Day, Mt Tabor Park access for all, Mt Tabor history, affordable housing, Division St Dairy Queen land development, nonprofit partnerships, CEI Hub, City Councilor Novick visit inn 2026,

Did you know that our Multnomah County Library has a Patent and Trademark Resource Center? Here is the URL: https://multcolib.org/services/patent-and-trademark-resource-center From their homepage: “ Multnomah County Library is a Patent and Trademark Resource Center, known as a PTRC. This means we are part of a nationwide network of libraries that support the public with trademark and patent resources. We were designated as a PTRC by the United States Patent and Trademark Offi