About Downtown Portland Clean & Safe

The Downtown Portland Clean & Safe District provides enhanced services to the people, places, and businesses within a core 273-block area of our central city.

The district is one of the oldest, largest, and most successful enhanced service districts in the nation. Initially founded in 1988 as an informal group of downtown property owners and managers, the Downtown Portland Clean & Safe District was later formalized in city code in 1991. The district underwent several renewals in the 1990s before Portland City Council decided to renew the district every 10 years in 2001.

Need service? Call 503-388-3888

Hours of Operation:

Cleaning Services:
Every day from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Public Safety Services:
Available 24/7

In an emergency, call 9-1-1 for an immediate response.
Non-emergency calls to Portland Police, call 503-823-3333.

For all other City of Portland information, issue reports, and service requests, call 3-1-1 or 503-823-4000.

 

 District Map

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Property owners within the district pay a fee to raise money that supplements publicly-financed services for neighborhood improvement including cleaning, security, market research, public space activation and retail advocacy.

The Downtown Portland Clean & Safe district is a 273-block enhanced service area in Downtown Portland.

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POV: our @cccportland cleaning crew showing up for downtown Portland every single day. Grateful for the hard work they put in to make our city cleaner, safer, and more welcoming. 🫶
Save the date! Last year’s iconic botanical couture fashion show is back to kick off the 2026 BLOOM Tour. 

May 21, 11:30 AM, Director Park. Free & all-ages. 🌸

#BloomTourPDX 
Hosted by: @pnwfassociation
Portland's own The Sports Bra is taking women's sports from the TV screen to the big screen. The inaugural International Women's Sports Film Festival will be held at the Judy Kafoury Center for Youth Arts in downtown Portland on May 1 through 3, dedicated entirely to films about women and nonbinary athletes.

As organizers put it, "Every athlete on screen is a main character, and this festival ensures their voices get the attention they deserve." Mark your calendars and read the full article at the link in bio.

Photo: Willamette Week
"For the first time in nearly three years, vacancy rates for Portland office space are pointing down. 

Data from real estate firm Kidder Mathews shows downtown office vacancy in the first quarter of the year fell to 31.9%, down from 33%."

To learn more, read the Portland Business Journal article at the link in our bio/stories.
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Our Team

Meet the individuals committed to overseeing the Downtown Portland Clean & Safe District, and its essential programs and services.

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2024 Annual Impact Report

Our key accomplishments from last year.

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ENHANCED SERVICE DISTRICTS (ESD)

Collectively, Downtown Portland Clean & Safe, Lloyd ESD, and Central Eastside Together serve and support Portland’s central city. From local shops to restaurants, hotels to music and art venues, these three ESDs create vibrant and economically healthy districts by supporting the people who live, work and play in the districts.

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Our Partners

The work of the Downtown Portland Clean & Safe District could not be accomplished without the collaboration of our partners.

Thank you to our important partners:

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