The Bend Neighborhood Districts provide community members the opportunity to help shape the future of their neighborhood and the City.

Neighborhood Districts (commonly referred to as Neighborhood Associations) maintain and improve the quality of life in the city, increase citizen participation in local decision making, and form an effective partnership between the city and neighborhood residents. There are 13 Neighborhood Districts that are recognized by the Bend City Council.

FIND YOUR DISTRICT

WORKING WITH THE CITY

Neighborhood Districts play a significant role in informing the community about and use planning in Bend. Neighborhood District representatives often hear from the community that land use is difficult to understand. Learn about land use here!

NEIGHBORHOOD DISTRICT BOARD OPERATIONS

Running a Neighborhood District is about building the team and keeping members engaged for the long haul. If you are a neighborhood leader, click here for tools that will help your Neighborhood District thrive!

LAND USE CHAIR CONTACTS

Info for Developers: Are you planning a Neighborhood Public Meeting? Visit the Community Development Department's Planning & Historic page to find the appropriate verification and compliance form, and resources for Neighborhood Public Meetings that will help your meeting be successful! Please send public meeting notices directly to the Land Use Chair of the Neighborhood District in which the development is located. If the development is not located in a Neighborhood District or if you need help with contact information, please contact the City's neighborhood liaison, Makayla Oliver.

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