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The City of Portland, Oregon

Portland Water Bureau

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Customer Service: 503-823-7770

GENERAL INFORMATION: 503-823-7404

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Water Bureau Surplus Property

  • Alfred Tank Located at 5010 SW Alfred St.

  • Alma Tank Located at 7025 N Willamette Blvd.

  • Brugger Tank Located at 9610 SW 53rd Ave.

  • Buddington Tank Buddington Tank

  • Canby Tank Located at 1737 SW Canby St.

  • Carey Blvd. Located near 6631 N Syracuse St.

  • Collin's View Tank Located at 118 SW Alice St.

  • Menlo Park Tank Located at 101 SE 127th Ave.

  • N Edison St. & N John Ave. Located between N Edison St. & N John Ave.

  • Newport Bay Tank Located at 11950 N Center Ave.

  • Patton Tank Located at 5335 N Maryland Ave.

  • Rhone Street Located behind 12250 SE Powell Blvd.

  • Richland Office Located at 14151 NE San Rafael St.

  • Richland Tank/Well Located at 13730 NE San Rafael St.

  • Salmon Street Tank Located at 11805 SE Salmon St.

  • Skyline Blvd. Property Located south of 11525 NW Willalatin Rd.

  • St. John's Tank Located at 7020 N Oswego Ave.

  • Tennis Court Tank Located at 12475 N 22nd Pl.

  • Tomahawk Well Located at 55 N Tomahawk Island Dr.

  • Willalatin Tank Located near 11525 NW Willalatin Rd.

  • Woodward Tank Located at 3000 SE 109th Ave.

  • 148th Pump Station Located at 3141 NE 148th Ave.

Welcome to the Portland Water Bureau’s Surplus Property Website

The Water Bureau recently adopted a new policy to guide how we dispose of real property it no longer requires to perform its mission of providing drinking water to the citizens of Portland and surrounding communities. The policy includes more robust public notice and engagement. The new process for Category 1 and Category 3 real properties can be viewed here

This website is designed to provide the community with information about real property no longer required by the Water Bureau. Properties that the Water Bureau has determined to be no longer necessary for it to accomplish its mission will first offered be for acquisition to City bureaus and then to local, regional, and state government. If there is no interest, the community notification process begins. At the conclusion of the community notification process, it the bureau still wishes to dispose of the property, it will file an ordinance with City Council that declares the property surplus and authorizes the bureau to proceed with disposition. If the City Council designates the property as surplus, the bureau will place the surplus property on the market for sale.

Currently, no properties are being offered for sale.

Properties are listed by geographic area (N, NE, NW, SE, and SW). Click on any site for more information about specific parcels.

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To receive notification by e-mail when we post a new property or update a property's description or stage of disposal, please click here and enroll. 

City Properties 


City Policy: ADM-13.02 - Disposition of City Real Property

Resolution No. 37143, adopted by City Council July 8, 2015.