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Brownfield Program
What is a Brownfield?
Where to start for an introduction to brownfields
Portland Brownfield Program Services
How to move forward with a potential brownfield
Current Projects
New grants for assessment, cleanup, and interim use
Brownfield Opportunities
Available properties, tax relief, and other programs for property owners and developers
Portland Brownfield Program Sites
Facts about remediation and cleanup at St. Johns, 1949 Division St, and other Portland brownfields
St. Johns Brownfield Cleanup
Facts about the remediation project at 8735 N Lombard (N Lombard at N Baltimore)
Tabor Commons Project
Information about the cleanup at 57th and Division
Brownfield Links and Resources
Other internet resources with brownfields, news, tools, and information
Portland Brownfield Program History
Ten years of partnership in Portland
 
Welcome to the Portland Brownfield Program
 
Arciform office on a former gas station  Senn's Dairy park, a former brownfield  PortCity Development Center offices, on a former battery recycling site
 
 
What do these places have in common?
 
All of these properties are brownfields that the Portland Brownfield Program has helped transform into vibrant, working space for the City of Portland.  By providing technical and financial support to property owners, developers, and community members, the Brownfield Program assists with the recovery of neighborhood lands.
 
Portland has been working for more than a decade to build government, business, and community-supported processes that foster brownfield restoration and reuse.  Public and private partnerships within Portland have cleaned up and renewed hundreds of acres of contaminated property and created thousands of jobs, while promoting economic development, greenspace protection, and human health.
 
Today the Portland Brownfield Program provides Environmental Site Assessments, cleanup funds, and technical assistance for properties throughout the city.  If you are interested in learning more about Portland Brownfield Program services for your property or a property you are thinking of purchasing, please contact us.
 
I look forward to hearing from you.

Clark Henry
City of Portland
Bureau of Environmental Services
Portland Brownfield Program
503.823.5863
clarkh@bes.ci.portland.or.us
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