Come hear the candidates running for city council for District 4 answer questions about a range of issues. Come early at 1:30pm or stay later to speak to candidates informally before and after the forum.

Can’t make it in person then join on Zoom- https://bit.ly/D4-ElectionForum

All 12 candidates will be in attendance:

Timothy (TJ) Anderson

Eli Arnold

Olivia Clark

Jayne Cronlund

Jamey Evenstar

John Goldsmith

Mitch Green

Josh Leake

John McDonald

Matt Schulte

Jeremy Beausoleil Smith

Eric Zimmerman

Come join us at this family friendly event to celebrate Fall and spend time with neighbors.

This is a great opportunity for families in the neighborhood to connect and play together. Bouncy house fun, pumpkin painting, face painting, neighbor baking competition, arists market and a firetruck from Station 20! We’ll see you there!

Bakers submitting to the baking competition please bring your baked good before 2:30pm for judging.

Join our District 4 City Councilors Vice President Olivia Clark and Councilor Eric Zimmerman for a town hall where they are joined by the new City Administrator Raymond Lee.

This is a great opportunity to listen to what they are working on in year two of our new form of city government and ask questions.

This General Meeting of the RNA is scheduled to bring PBOT to present to Reed residents and businesses about the SE Cesar Chavez Safety Project. Come view the presentation, ask questions and provide comments to PBOT staff in charge of the project.

You can read all about the project here.

We are meeting in the Performing Arts Building in Room 320. View the Reed College map here. Parking is available in the adjacent lots that can be entered from SE 28th Ave.

General Meeting Agenda:

6:30-6:35 Welcome

6:35-7:20pm PBOT presentation & discussion

7:20-7:25pm Board introductions

7:25-7:35pm About the Reed Neighborhood Association

7:35-8pm Ask the board questions, provide comments and ideas

Dear Reed Neighbors,

We would like to invite you to a neighborhood meeting at Reed College on Thursday, January 29th at 7 p.m. in Vollum Lounge. The lounge is located on the main floor of the Vollum College Center on Eliot Circle. This map can help you find the building.

Staff from Conference and Events Planning and Building Services will discuss topics such as Future campus decarbonization strategy, upcoming community events, and future projects that may impact our neighbors.

Light refreshments will be provided, and parking is free and open to you. Parking in Reed’s East Lot will be the closest location for the meeting. 

If you have any questions regarding this meeting, please email me at lleonard@reed.edu

Thank you for your time, and I hope to see you at the meeting.

Lisa Leonard

Director Conference & Events Planning

Our District 4 City Councilor Eric Zimmerman will be at Heretic Coffee to talk with constituents about what he is working on this year. Councilor Zimmerman serves on three committees: Finance, Housing and Homelessness and Community and Public Safety. Come to ask questions and bring up issues important to you.

Heretic Coffee is a non-profit coffee shop, our only coffee shop in Reed, and your coffee purchase goes towards helping Portlanders who are experiencing food scarcity.

It’s time for our annual holiday party at Gigantic Brewing in their Barrel Room! Come join us to mingle with neighbors over drinks and snacks. The first ten people to arrive receive a drink on us!

We are once again having a raffle of prizes from local businesses with new ones in the mix this year. Check our Instagram account to see a prize posted each day. Some of the prizes are from Trader Joe’s, Grand Central Bakery, Salsas Locas, Hip Chicks Do Wine, Berry Good Produce and more!

The event is free to all who live in or won a business in Reed. For those who want to enter for a chance to win a prize, raffle tickets will be available at the event- cash or Venmo. Tickets are $2 each or $5 for three.

This is a 21 and over event. Non-alcoholic drinks are also available for purchase at Gigantic.

Come join us at this family friendly event to celebrate Fall and spend time with neighbors.

This is a great opportunity for families in the neighborhood to connect and play together. Bouncy house fun, pumpkin painting, face painting, baby goats to pet, neighbor baking competition, and a Reed artist market! We’ll see you there!

Bakers submitting to the baking competition please bring your baked good before 2:30pm for judging.

Sunday, June 8

2-4pm

Donation trucks will be in the parking lot at the corner of SE 28th Ave and SE Steele St ready to accept your donations

Community Warehouse provides donated furniture and household items to neighbors seeking the comfort and dignity of a furnished home while overcoming adversity.

Community Warehouse accepts many household items. See the full list here.

The ReBuilding Center builds community resilience and empowers DIYers by ensuring access to affordable used building materials and repair skills so people can be self-sufficient and reduce waste.

The ReBuilding Center is accepting the following items:

• Doors

• Windows

• Lighting

• Tools (hand and working power tools)

• Working appliances

• Hardware

• Bricks and pavers

• Complete boxes of: fasteners, tile, insulation

Come over to Gigantic to meet with City Councilor Olivia Clark to share your concerns, ideas, and ask questions. Councilor Clark wants to hear from you and has made it a priority to travel around District 4 to hear from constituents in their neighborhoods. So join us in enjoying a drink with neighbors and meeting Councilor Clark.

We’re bringing neighbors together to play board games and have fun! There will be a wide assortment of games for all ages to choose from and you are welcome to bring your favorite game to share.

We will have snacks and beverages to enjoy while you play. If you want to enjoy a meal while attending we will have a list of local restaurants to order from that will deliver.

We look forward to playing with you all!

*Please note we will be in the back, lower level of the church. Please park in the back and enter through the ground floor of the two story section of the building—it’s all glass.