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Sustainable Neighborhoods Program

Sustainable Neighborhood Network

Sustainable Neighborhoods Program

Your neighborhood. Your ideas. Your home.

  • Homepage
  • Information
    • Program Background
    • Overview
    • Goals and Target Areas
    • Certification Requirements
    • Skillbuilding Retreat
      • 2018 Retreat
      • 2019 Retreat
      • 2022 Retreat
    • About Us
    • Best Practices Guide
  • Lakewood
    • Applewood
      • Applewood Archived Forms
    • Belmar
      • Belmar Archived Forms
    • Eiber
      • Eiber Archived Forms
    • Green Mountain
      • Green Mountain Archived Forms
    • Lake Lochwood Village
      • Lake Lochwood Village Archived Forms
    • Morse Park
      • Morse Park Archived Forms
      • Morse Park Energy Project
    • O'Kane Park
    • South of 6th
      • South of 6th Archived Forms
    • Southern Gables
      • Southern Gables Archived Forms
    • Weir Gulch Gardens
      • Compost Buddies Program
    • Bee Safe Neighborhoods
  • Denver
    • Baker
    • Barnum
    • Central Park
    • Chaffee Park-Regis
    • Congress Park
    • East Colfax
    • Greater Park Hill
    • Green Valley Ranch
    • Harvey Park
    • Highland
    • La Alma-Lincoln Park
    • North City Park
    • Villa Park
    • West Colfax
  • Fort Collins
  • Wheat Ridge
    • Applewood Villages
    • Fruitdale
    • Panorama Park
    • Paramount Heights
  • Portland
  • Proposal and Credit Entry
    • Start a Project or Activity
    • Submit for Credit
    • Create or Update Outreach Plan

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City of Portland Sustainable Neighborhoods Program

The City of Portland has joined Wheat Ridge, Lakewood, Denver and Fort Collins as the newest member of the Sustainable Neighborhoods Network! 

The City of Portland Sustainable Neighborhoods Program gives residents the opportunity to become active partners in making Portland a vibrant and sustainable community. Neighborhoods participating in this unique certification program use guidance from city staff to organize workshops, projects and events that enhance the livability of their neighborhood and reduce residents' ecological footprint. Participating neighborhoods earn program credits for their efforts and, depending on the number of credits earned in a given year, they may receive City designation as a “Participating Sustainable Neighborhood” or an “Outstanding Sustainable Neighborhood” from the City.

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The Office of Sustainability at the City of Portland is pleased to participate in the Sustainable Neighborhood Network. This program supports Portland’s neighborhoods in deepening their sustainability efforts while getting support and recognition from the City.

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Want to learn more?
For more detailed program information, please review the following materials:

Program Overview
Program Certification Brochure
Goals and Target Areas Brochure

 
Learn More about Sustainability in Portland, ME:

City of Portland Sustainability Page
@sustainableportlandme
Our Climate Action Plan, "One Climate Future"
 

Contact Us:

Katie Tims
Sustainable Neighborhoods Program Coordinator
City of Portland
ktims@portlandmaine.gov
(207) 874-8872

 

 

SNN Links 

  • Program Background
  • Overview
  • Goal and Target Areas
  • Certification Requirements
  • City of Lakewood 
  • City and County of Denver
  • City of Fort Collins
  • City of Wheat Ridge
 

Interested in Joining the Network?

The Sustainable Neighborhood Network is looking for additional cities, counties and other agencies interested in adopting the Sustainable Neighborhoods Program. For information on how your community can join the Sustainable Neighborhood Network contact us at the address below.

Contact Us

  • Info@SustainableNeighborhoodNetwork.org 
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