What do you want to see in your community in 50 years? What are your dreams for the future?
As part of the Future 50 project, Metro is holding conversations with communities to develop aspirations for 2077 that will guide the direction of our region. We want to hear from you!
Join a community visioning table this fall to share your hopes for the future.
Registration is required. Bring your ideas, perspective and creativity. Refreshments are provided. These events are open to members of the public who live, work, go to school or spend time in the greater Portland region—including urban and rural Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington counties.
The Transportation Policy Alternatives Committee provides technical input to the Joint Policy Advisory Committee on Transportation for transportation planning and funding priorities for the region. TPAC meetings are held on the first Friday of the month unless otherwise notified.
TPAC reviews regional plans and federally funded transportation projects, and advises area leaders on transportation investment priorities and policies related to transportation. Such efforts include curbing greenhouse gas emissions and creating communities with easy access to public transit. The committee also helps identify needs and opportunities for involving the public in transportation matters.
The District Advisory Committee (DAC) meets the second Wednesday of every other month. District Meetings are open to the public and residents are invited to attend and stay up-to-date NCPRD projects and initiatives. Visit our Meetings & Minutes page for all upcoming and past agendas and packets. Meeting agendas are posted 5-7 days in advance of the meeting.
If you’d like direct notification of these meetings via email, you can ask to be added to our Public Meetings Distribution List by emailing [email protected].
Federal and State Legislative Agendas (2 of 2)
This event is full, but you can still join the waitlist.
Join local nature educator Gladys Ruiz on a journey to explore the ways we have forged relationships with birds. We will utilize our natural abilities as we challenge conventional notions of birding and share stories of birds, migration and community.
Cost: free
Ages: all ages. Minors must be accompanied by adults.
Difficulty: easy
To protect plants, wildlife and people, Metro does not allow pets at most regional parks and natural areas. For a list of locations where dogs are allowed on leash, review the pets policy page.
Metro is committed to complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Oregon’s disability laws. Service animals are welcome at all Metro properties per Oregon Revised Statute, Chapter 659A.143 and federal law. The term “service animal” does not include pets, emotional support or therapy animals.