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Environmental Services

working for clean rivers

Phone: 503-823-7740

Fax: 503-823-6995

1120 SW 5th Avenue, Suite 1000, Portland, OR 97204

Environmental Services

protects water quality, public health and the environment
Customer Services

Sewer rates, required connection programs, stormwater discounts
Wastewater Treatment

Operating and maintaining wastewater and stormwater collection and treatment facilities
Engineering

Sewer design, construction and repair
Watersheds

Watershed health, sustainable stormwater management
Pollution Prevention

Industrial permitting, sampling, lab analysis, pollution investigation

City Green Blog View all »

May 16

Protecting and Restoring River View Natural Area

Forests, wetlands and streams are part of our urban infrastructure
May 15

Grants available through the Portland Brownfield Program

Property owners, purchasers, and developers can apply
May 13

Portlanders Dream for the Stream at Sunday Parkways
May 8

This Sunday: Bike, stroll or roll through the Foster Floodplain Natural Area

The East Portland Sunday Parkways route includes a new place to explore Johnson Creek.
May 7

Mark your calendar: Vanport Flood Tour

Commemorative Tour Marks Columbia River Flood

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On April 25, 2013 the City of Portland, project partners and guests celebrated the results of more than 15 years of work with the completion… 3 weeks ago
Today's Foster Natural Area dedication kicked off Portland's World Environment Day events... <a href="http://t.co/hi37oCEDzP">http://t.co/hi… 3 weeks agoPortland World Environment Day events start with natural area celebration | Environmental Services N...April 25, 2013