Address: 1120 SW 5th Ave #800, Portland, OR 97204, USA
Phone: +15038235195
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–5PM
Tuesday: 8AM–5PM
Wednesday: 8AM–5PM
Thursday: 8AM–5PM
Friday: 8AM–5PM
Saturday: Closed
Fernanda Stier
Everytime we have an issue with a abandoned vehicle someone shows up to help the neighbors, even when their not open on the weekdays.
Richard Rivard
So for some reason my truck was reported abandoned by the neighbor who drilled two of my tires because he has anger problems and a little man syndrome. So I moved my truck with two flats in front of my house. Then wake up to it gone yesterday morning. Report it stolen and find out it got towed.. maybe ask the house where the car is parked before you just swoop it up. I let the tire drilling slide because he paid me 150 a tire. And now a day or two before I sell it for 1000 it vanishes. Pretty annoyed about this. And since the title is in my friend's name still in California they are trying to tell me I'm out of luck. I have the title, Bill of sale and now the tow company says I need to call the Portland parking enforcement cuz I can't prove it's mine. I have the keys, title, Bill of sale, pictures of it being in my possession for over a year... Lady was super nice or probably would of gave them less stars ...
David White
Wow I just had something happen that I never thought would happen the Portland parking enforcement called me they found out I had covid and I can't move my vehicle and they called me and told me it was okay that they're going to work with me and it took such a weight off my shoulders I thought that this organization was staffed with mean people and I was so wrong they're very nice and they want to help THANKS DAN
Vanessa Cunningham
It would be nice if you would warn out-of-state visitors who clearly have paid the proper fare that their receipt is in the wrong spot. I don't think placing a receipt on the dash rather than the window is worthy of a $39 penalty. This is hardly an effective approach to encouraging tourism. Thanks a lot Officer C. Nero!
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Call the city. Leave the car's info, plate and car make/year, or approximate. Color of vehicle helps. In a week's time a city worker will put sticker for owner to move said vehicle. After another week, towing is scheduled or owner moves it. Maybe only a few feet. Then, start process over or meet your new neighbor. Good luck on all that. It does work if you hang tough.
Yes until notified. You can always check the pay station for details.
It was once as Christopher Nero said, but don't count on it. My spouse did that and was told that the rules had changed, but only AFTER he did the process as described. He was told that's not how it works now. So, at least phone them because after you give bail, it's theirs. Do not miss the deadlines.
Depends on if it's illegally parked. Vans can't be parked within 50' of an intersecting if they obstruct visibility. They can be legally parked next to driveways.
Since you didn't mention the date I can't tell. Check here for when it's enforced: https://www.portlandoregon.gov/transportation/article/319887#meters
Only on day of pick up
Call the Parking Enforcement line at 503-823-5195 if the car is inoperable or parked over 24 hours.
Call the Parking Enforced line at 503-823-5195, but if you don't get a live person try police non-emergency at 503-823-3333.
Yes
Depends on the situation is my only guess.
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