Aircraft-in-flight (i.e., planes and helicopters)- Please contact the Port of Portland at 50.Chickens/roosters and urban wildlife- Please contact the Bureau of Planning and Sustainability at 50.Animal noises from residences (i.e., barking dogs)- Please contact Multnomah County Animal Services at 50.The Noise Program does not have the authority to address the following types of noise disturbances: Noises Not Addressed by the Noise Program A follow-up email is far more helpful than continuously submitting an online complaint. If the warning letter does not resolve the issue after two weeks, the complainant should email the Noise Office directly with the recent dates and time frames of incident they reported. Once a case is opened, the complainant will receive an email from the Noise Office with the case number and next steps.

If the construction work is being done by any of these City of Portland bureaus, please check their website first for detailed information about the project before contacting our office.ДЇor a single event such as a neighborвЂ™s loud party, we recommend you talk directly with your neighbors about the issue before contacting our office. If you are submitting a complaint about construction work on a city street, please indicate if the work is being done by Portland Bureau of Transportation, Bureau of Environmental Services, or the Portland Water Bureau. Duplicate reports will only slow down the process. If you believe that there is a possible noise violation and wish to report it to our office, please only report the incident and location once. Construction and construction equipment.Amplified sounds (speech, music, events, parades).The Noise ProgramвЂ™s primary focus is to address and educate the public on the following types of noise disturbances within Portland city limits: (where sound is received, measured at property line)

Noises of the zone