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Portland is   exceptionally well organized in terms of Neighborhood Associations.  In the suburbs this is definitely not so.  I live in Hillsboro, a city that doesn't even keep track of the HOAs  and is VERY resistant to neighborhood organizing.  How does a citizen bring their city council and mayor to the consciousness necessary?

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