Woodstock Neighborhood Association

to the Woodstock Neighborhood Association's Web Site.

This organization is dedicated to improving the quality of life in the area through community service, proactive response to livability issues and working on a sense of togetherness. Our goal with this website is to keep our neighbors informed, active and in-touch. Is there something you would like to see on your website? Contact us at info@woodstockpdx.org. In the meantime, take a look around and get to know your neighborhood a little better.

Upcoming Meeting

The Woodstock Neighborhood Assocation's next meeting is May 7th at 7:00 pm at the Woodstock Community Center.

All are welcome to attend.

Upcoming Board Meeting

The Woodstock Neighborhood Assocation Board will hold it's meeting immediately following the general meeting. These meetings are open to the public. You are encouraged to attend.



		Newsletter On-Line We have started the newsletter again! We hand-delivered to 3,500 homes, unfortunately we don't have the volunteer power to get to every home. If you'd like to help us get them to your neighbors email us and we can get you on the list for future deliveries. You can read the most recent one here. Archives are here.

Are you a superhero?

Want to share with others in making this the community we've always wanted?

It is a very rewarding way to spend a few hours a month. You can make your neighborhood better.

It only takes a few hours a month to make a huge impact. There is a team of seasoned WNA members standing by to assist you in these roles.

Learn more about each position here.

Neighborhood Cleanup

At the Chinese Presbyterian Church
4937 SE Woodstock Blvd.
Saturday, April 26th
10 am to 3 pm
A fundraising event for local speed bumps

Fee Structure:

$7-12 per carload – plus any TV/Monitor charge $13 - $ 17 per small/medium truck load – plus TV/Monitor charge

Accepting:

Bulky Waste: Large items that won’t fit easily into your garbage can Tires: On rim & off Yard Debris: Branches, leaves, scrap wood (nails ok but NOT hinges and hardware) Scrap Metal: Bottle caps to old pipes Rigid Plastic: Kiddie pools, resin outdoor chairs, buckets, plastic pots etc. Home Electronics: $10 per television or computer monitor, in addition to load fee.

NOT Accepting:

Appliances: Stoves, microwaves, refrigerators, freezers These can be taken to Far West Fibers, 4629 SE 17th Ave 503.238.1640 for more info. No Styrofoam: Peanuts or block foam. Peanuts only can be taken to your Nearest express shipping vendor or UPS store - call ahead. Hazardous Waste: construction, glass windows, Polyvinyl chloride (PVC), or concrete.

No Paints, mattresses, sofas, liquids, food garbage, business waste. Please contact Metro’s Recycling Information Center (RIC) On how to recycle these items: 503.234.3000.

This event is sponsored by: The WNA in cooperation with SOLV, Metro and SE Uplift. Proceeds will help fun the 41st Avenue Speed Bump Project.

Woodstock Plant Sale

The plant sale takes place at the Woodstock Community Center, 5905 SE 43rd, just off Woodstock Boulevard. Bring any plants you have to contribute to the Community Center on May 9th between noon and 8pm. If you need plants picked up, call 503-771-0011.

Woodstock Neighborhood Picnic

August 16th
For information for our restaurants and a few early details for the day, click here.

Volunteer Opportunities Galore!

We have something for everyone

The WNA sponsors, hosts and organizes a variety of projects and events. There are literally dozens of ways you can make a difference in your community! Check our our events page and sign up to receive information, offer a few hours of your time, or just stay informed.

Woodstock T-Shirts

Do you have yours?

Missed your opportunity to pick on up at the picnic or festival? Not to worry. We are selling them year-round thanks to our awesome neighborhood flower shop! Drop on by the Flower Shop at 4412 SE Woodstock and get one today. $12.50 for adults, $8.50 for children.

Four great ideas to improve your Woodstock neighborhood today!

1. Go out and meet your neighbors.

With our busy lifestyles we often overlook the simple task of meeting our neighbors. Don't let the opportunity slip by; as an icebreaker, bake something and take it over, borrow or loan a power tool, offer to baby-sit, comment on a beautiful plant (they might even offer you seeds!). It's not too late to reach out and meet your neighbors today.

2. Volunteer to help an elderly neighbor.

You can offer to mow their yard, trim a tree or pick up something at the store for them if its too cold or wet for them to get outside.

3. Stop your car and let pedestrians cross Woodstock Blvd.

Let a sense of peace overwhelm you.

4. Start a phone tree

with everyone on your block. You can keep each other informed of power outages, suspicious vehicles, important activities or free garden produce.

Keep up-to-date with the WNA

Would you like to be notified when this site changes? How about if there are any WNA events or meetings going on? Click here to join the WNA e-mail list so that you can receive updates regarding areas of interest to you.