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8 Indoor, 4 Outdoor (with lights)
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Portland Parks and Recreation has announced a partnership with USTA Pacific Northwest. For decades to come, this partnership will revitalize Portland Tennis Center (PTC) into a modern recreation destination—expanding programming and access, introducing state-of-the-art court technology and investing over $2.3 million in capital improvements into the facility.
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8 Indoor, 4 Outdoor (with lights)
Hard Court
Adult, Junior, and Adapted
Portland, OR
City of Portland
Dedicated Free Parking
This partnership is built to enhance what you already love. We also know that change naturally brings questions. Explore the FAQs below for a closer look at timelines, programming, and what’s next.
Last Updated: August 17, 2026
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Investing over $2.3 million in capital improvements, we will close for approximately 16-20 weeks for Phase 1 to support this important revitalization effort. Here is a more detailed look at each phase:
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The award celebrates individuals and organizations working to grow the sport of tennis and advance the USTA’s mission of reaching 35 million tennis players by 2035.
Portland Parks & Recreation has entered into a long-term partnership with United States Tennis Association Pacific Northwest, a nonprofit organization dedicated to growing the game of tennis.
Portland's parks bureau said the public-private partnership will cut about $779,000 of its annual net operating costs.
The city will retain ownership of the 53-year-old tennis center as USTA Pacific Northwest takes over operations.