Culture Pulse Survey

1.What best describes your relationship to the 122 and Glisan BottleDrop

Nearby business

Nearby resident

Resident and frequent user

Resident of District 1

6.The Open Air drug market at 122 and Glisan is fueled by the BottleDrop

8.Do you believe the 'cash-for-cans' system should be replaced with store credit or digital-only (Green Bag) accounts to reduce the on-site cash economy

9.Should the city implement a 'pause' or relocation of high-volume redemption centers away from residential/commercial corridors

10.Who do you believe should bear the primary financial responsibility for increased security and trash mitigation in the areas surrounding the 122nd and Glisan BottleDrop?

The Oregon Beverage Recycling Cooperative (OBRC)

The City of Portland / Taxpayers

Neutral/Neither agree nor disagree

The owners of the surrounding private plazas

A cost-sharing partnership between all parties

11.If you selected OBRC - Which of the following mitigation measures do you think OBRC should fund first to improve the area

24/7 private security patrols within a two-block radius.

Daily professional biohazard and litter removal on public sidewalks.

Lighting upgrades and fencing for adjacent properties.

Social service navigators to assist those in crisis with in a two-block radius

Drug recovery specialists to transport willing participants to the Deflection Center

12.For Business Owners: Has your foot traffic or revenue been affected by the activity surrounding the redemption center?

Yes

No

NA

13.For Neighbors: Do you find yourself avoiding local businesses (e.g., Menlo Park Plaza) due to the crowds or atmosphere at the BottleDrop?

Yes

No

NA

14.Have you personally witnessed or been impacted by drug activity, theft, or traffic issues near this intersection in the last six months

Yes

No

N/A