Where should I avoid in Portland Oregon?

10 worst neighborhoods in Portland

• Kenton. This one is a little contradictory because we recently wrote a post about Kenton being one of the top 3 neighborhoods in Portland.
• Bridgeton.
• Parkrose.
• St.
• Lloyd District.
• Sunderland.
• Mill Park.
• Old Town/Chinatown.

Is Portland Oregon safe right now?

Yes, Portland remains a safe city for visitors. Like many cities nationwide, Portland has experienced an increase in crime during the past year. In February 2021, the Major Cities Chiefs Association issued a report noting that 63 of 66 major cities saw at least one violent crime category grow in 2020.

What is Portland Oregon slogan?

Keep Portland Weird
“Keep Portland Weird” is a popular slogan that appears on bumper stickers, signs, and public buildings throughout Portland, Oregon and its surrounding metro area.

Are masks required in Portland Oregon?

Masks, face coverings or face shields are required in all indoor spaces. Read the full Oregon Administrative Rule here.

Is Portland Oregon a dangerous city?

However, statistically, the city is a low crime, across the region; neighborhoods may vary, again, like anywhere. In general, you won’t hear much about violence in this city, or random attacks, or even robbery. Right now, Portland is experiencing more car theft and car break-ins than anything else.

What are some good reasons not to move to Portland?

Anyways, now after living in Portland, I have realized there are many reasons not to move to Portland, so I thought I would share them with you all. Now a days you need a gas mask (available on Amazon of course)! One of the biggest current reasons not to move to Portland, the local Government has no control or authority. They are spineless.

What are the biggest problems in Portland Oregon?

Drug addicts and the homeless represent an issue in Portland as they do with almost any major city in the States nowadays. Whichever community has the least police patrols will often find that there are significant homeless camps in the draws and woods of the area.

What do you Love/Hate About Portland?

I love that about Portland. I love that recycling and composting are considered sport and littering is strongly frowned upon. Also, Portland recently passed a green tax that taxes large corporations and uses the revenue to fund energy efficiency initiatives in under-served communities.