Stop by our booth during Sunday Parkways to learn about the history of flooding along the Lower Columbia River, how our system works, and our ongoing efforts to modernize our infrastructure and the way it is managed. More information about Sunday Parkways is available at https://www.portlandoregon.gov/transportation/58929
Stop by our booth during Wood Village's National Night Out event to learn about the history of flooding along the Lower Columbia River, how our system works, and our ongoing efforts to modernize our infrastructure and the way it is managed. More information about National Night Out is available here http://woodvillagebaptist.org/our-neighbors-matter/wood-village-nite-out/
Join the Columbia Slough Watershed Council, Multnomah County Drainage District, and Levee Ready Columbia for the 12th annual trash-hauling extravaganza! Borrow a boat, bring your own, or sort out trash on land. With your help, the Slough gets cleaner each year! Clearing garbage and debris from the Slough helps to keep water moving through our conveyance systems. This helps to reduce flood-risk for critical habitat, adjacent communities, and visitors. Interested participants will have the opportunity to tour a section of our 27-mile levee system that helps protect people, property and the environment from flooding along the Lower Columbia River. Boats, gloves, tools, and Slough mud provided. For this event we welcome volunteers age 14 and up. 3 LOCATIONS Portland Water Bureau Launch 16650 NE Airport Way Portland, Oregon 97230 Multomah County Drainage District 1880 Ne Elrod Dr. Portland, Oregon 97211 Parkrose 5432 NE 112th Ave. Portland, OR 97220 More information available at https://www.columbiaslough.org/events/event/138/
Stop by our booth during the Troutdale Summer Festival at Glen Otto Park to learn about the history of flooding along the Lower Columbia River, how our system works, and our ongoing efforts to modernize our infrastructure and the way it is managed.
Stop by our booth during Sunday Parkways to learn about the history of flooding along the Lower Columbia River, how our system works, and our ongoing efforts to modernize our infrastructure and the way it is managed.
Levee Ready Columbia and Multnomah County Drainage District are thrilled to participate in the 2019 Vanport Jazz Festival. The #VanportJazzFestival honors the city of Vanport and the voices that formed our jazz community by transforming the Colood Golf Course into a cultural revival, welcoming internationally renowned artists and breathing new life into Portland jazz. Stop by our booth to learn more about the history of flooding in our region, our ongoing flood risk, and what we're doing to prepare for the future and enter in a FREE raffle to win a three-hour boat tour on the Columbia River. To get more information or buy tickets, visit https://vanportjazzfestival.com/
