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McCoy Park

McCoy Park is a park in Portsmouth, Portland, Oregon, at N Trenton Street and Newman Avenue. Open every day, until 10 pm at the latest. Offers reservations.

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Located in the New Columbia housing development, this park was named in honor of Bill and Gladys McCoy, African-American political leaders who brought attention to the issues of minority and low-income people in north Portland. Gladys McCoy was the first African-American to serve on the Portland School Board in 1970 and as a Multnomah County commissioner from 1979-1984. She was elected as county chairwoman in 1986. Bill McCoy was the first African-American to be elected to the Oregon Legislature in 1973. His senate district covered north Portland and much of northeast Portland.

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Accessible Play AreaBasketball CourtDrinking Water NearbyFountainPicnic ShelterPicnic TablesPlazaPublic ArtPublic Restroom NearbyRestroomsSplash PadStep-Free Access

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