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The City of Portland, Oregon

Environmental Services

working for clean rivers

Phone: 503-823-7740

Fax: 503-823-6995

MAILING ADDRESS: 1120 SW 5th Ave, Room 1000, Portland, OR 97204

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  • Learn About Salmon in Portland Did you know Portland is working to recover and protect local endangered salmon?

  • Financial Assistance Need help paying your bill? Click here for information on financial assistance

  • We are Portland's sewer and stormwater services provider.

  • We work to protect and improve watershed health.

  • We plan, design and construct system improvements.

  • We work with industries to pretreat wastewater and manage stormwater onsite.

  • Learn more about the stormwater discount program.

  • We are committed to providing meaningful access.

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Our Mission Statement

Environmental Services manages Portland's wastewater and stormwater infrastructure to protect public health and the environment.

City Green Blog View all »

  1. Sep 17

    Fall events 2019: Celebrate salmon, clean rivers and streams and more...

  2. Aug 30

    Blog: Scenes from a Willamette River Summer

  3. Jun 25

    Summer Events 2019: Get your fish hats, clean river tips, and more

  4. Apr 25

    Thank you Green Street Stewards - you've made 1600+ gallons of impact

  5. Apr 18

    For April 24: You’re Invited to the annual Southwest Watersheds Open House! Come learn about SW Watershed Improvement Projects

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Treatment Plant Tour

The Columbia Boulevard Wastewater Treatment Plant is Oregon's largest water reclamation facility. Come and see firsthand how the plant works. Book individual or group tours at http://www.portlandoregon.gov/bes/tours. For more information, call 503-823-2400.

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