Portland Seeks Resident Input on Park Improvements

City launches survey to gather feedback on enhancing local green spaces

Published on Feb. 26, 2026

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The City of Portland is inviting residents to participate in a survey to provide input on potential improvements to the city's park system. The goal is to gather community feedback that will help guide future development and upgrades to local green spaces and recreational areas.

Why it matters

As Portland's population continues to grow, maintaining and enhancing the city's network of parks, trails, and public outdoor spaces has become an important priority. This survey allows the city to directly engage with residents to understand their needs and priorities when it comes to park amenities, programming, and accessibility.

The details

The online survey asks Portland residents to share their thoughts on a variety of park-related topics, including the condition of existing facilities, desired new features or improvements, and ideas for expanded recreational offerings. The city aims to use the feedback to inform its long-term parks and open space master plan.

  • The survey is open for public input through March 15, 2026.

The players

City of Portland

The local government of Portland, Oregon, responsible for managing and maintaining the city's park system and public green spaces.

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What’s next

After the survey closes, the City of Portland will analyze the results and incorporate resident feedback into its ongoing parks planning efforts.

The takeaway

This survey represents an opportunity for Portland residents to directly shape the future of their local parks and outdoor recreation areas, ensuring the city's green spaces continue to meet the evolving needs of the community.