Attempted ATM Theft – 5/5
News Release from: Portland Police Bureau PORTLAND POLICE INVESTIGATING AN
ATTEMPTED ATM THEFT IN NORTHWEST PORTLAND
Sunday May 5, 2013, at 6:18 a.m., Central Precinct officers
responded to the report of a truck ramming at ATM in front of the Selco
Community Credit Union, located at 2465 Northwest Thurman Street.
Officers arrived in the area and found the suspect vehicle abandoned a few
blocks away. Significant damage was done to the front of the credit union as
well as the ATM.
Officers spoke to a person near where the truck was abandoned who told
police that a person tried to get into their truck but ran away when
confronted.
Officers searched the neighborhood but did not locate anyone matching the
suspects description, which was a white or Hispanic male in all dark
clothing.
It is not known at this point if this attempted ATM theft is connected to a
similar incident last week on Southeast Belmont Street.
Anyone with information about this incident is asked to contact the Portland
Police at CrimeTips@PortlandOregon.gov
Robbery in NW Portland
News Release from: Portland Police Bureau PORTLAND POLICE INVESTIGATING AN
ARMED ROBBERY IN NORTHWEST PORTLAND
This evening, Monday April 22, 2013, at approximately 7:45 p.m., Portland
Police officers assigned to Central Precinct responded to the report of an
armed robbery at Little Things jewelry shop, located at 1720 Northwest
Lovejoy Street.
Officers arrived and contacted the victim who told police that approximately
30 minutes earlier, a man who was shopping in the jewelry store approached
the counter to purchase an item, then displayed a pocket knife as he
demanded money from the victim, an adult female.
The victim gave the suspect an undisclosed amount of money then the suspect
tied the victim up and left the store. The victim did not see what direction
the suspect went after exiting the front door.
The victim was able to loosen herself and call 9-1-1.
The suspect is described as a white male in his late-20s, 5’6″ tall, dark
clothes, backpack, black baseball cap, with a reddish/gray goatee.
Anyone with information on this robbery is asked to call the Robbery Detail
at (503) 823-0405.
CHATEAU BOGRUMPUS
S&L Agenda 2-12-13
2/12/13 , 6-7pm, Friendly House,
- Swifts issue – Statement of the Problem final draft.pdf
- Committee leadership – Anyone want to be a chair/co-chair?
- Future of committee
- Updates
One Less Item of Street Clutter
The pay phone in front of Blue Moon has not functioned in years. I was happy that I will no longer be cleaning tags off of it. I took this image of it being removed yesterday.
THE HUCKLEBERRY PUB
THE HUCKLEBERRY PUB
2327 NW KEARNEY ST
Type of License: New Outlet-Full on Premises
http://www.portlandonline.com/oni/index.cfm?c=60935&a=429315
Comments Due: 2/9/2013
THAI NOODLE ETC
THAI NOODLE ETC
2340 NW WESTOVER RD
Type of License: New Outlet- Limited on Premises
http://www.portlandonline.com/oni/index.cfm?c=60935&a=429551
Comments Due: 2/11/2013
S&L Meeting Minutes 12-11-12
Dec. 11, 2012 NWDA Safety and Livability Committee Meeting Minutes
Friendly House, 1737 NW 26th Avenue (at Thurman St.)
Members present: Tanya March, Mary Ann Pastene, Caroline Skinner
Guests present: Steve Greenberg, Josie Reznik, Fran Goldstein, Mike Dee
Tanya – A few meetings ago, we discussed starting the meeting later.
Mary Ann – How about starting at 6:30-7:30? I will have to check with Friendly House to see if they can accommodate us. I will let everyone know.
Caroline – I am concerned about the Kiva liquor license. I think it will set a precedent.
Steve Greenberg – I represent some folks in the neighborhood. We object to the license.
Caroline – I make a motion that we oppose the liquor license on the ground that it is an inappropriate to have an establishment with a liquor license in this part of our residential neighborhood.
Tanya – I 2nd the motion
Josie – I object to the license, too.
Motion fails. Caroline in favor; Mary Ann and Tanya oppose
Caroline – I would like to appeal the decision to the NWDA board, but I can’t be at the meeting on Monday.
Mary Ann – I will present your appeal at the board meeting.
December Parks Report
The three main issues this month: 1) the playground at Couch Park is deteriorating 2) there was a stabbing of a homeless individual (adjacent to or within the park boundaries) when the police arrived to take the report the victim was not in the park the report locates the incident at NW 20th and Glisan 3) the park bond/levy 2013
History of Couch park and the current crisis:
In 1973 work began to redesign Couch Park from a flat school yard. The NWDA and the MLC school were active participants in making the park into a community gem. The NWDA was concerned by the closure of the Couch School and the failure to restore the Brown House. The federal funds earmarked for restoring the Brown House were shifted in to the property to create an active public park with three art installations. The school transferred responsibility for the upkeep of the park, the pool and the gym to PP&R in order to best maintain these assets for adjoining community.
The landscape architect Mike Whitemore was inspired by Peope’s Park in Berkeley California and as a young graduate of architectural school volunteered on the project to build his resume in the 1970s. He was also the Land Use chair of the NWDA for many years. The playground structure was conceived as a way to honor the lost Brown House and for the pitch of the playground roof line to mirror the pitch of the roof of the William Temple House.
The entire Couch Park property is deeded to Portland Public Schools yet the park and and any repairs to playground are the responsibility of Portland Parks and Recreation. Right now repairs and equipment within the playground is in a critical boarding on unsafe condition
S&L Agenda 12-11-12
10/9/12, 6-7pm, Friendly House, 12-11-12
- One Liquor License – Kiva Spa, a limited license (beer and wine only); http://www.northwestdistrictassociation.org/?p=4753
- Committee leadership – Anyone want to be a chair/co-chair?
- Updates









