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Advisory groups

Certified Advisory Bodies have submitted for approval to the Office of Community & Civic Life's Certified Advisory Body Program.

Certified Advisory Bodies distinguishes groups who have submitted formal documentation (such as bylaws) to the Office of Community & Civic Life and are formally recognized by the City of Portland.

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2045 Transportation System Plan

Advisory group
The Transportation System Plan (TSP) is the 20-year plan to guide transportation projects, programs, policies, and investments in Portland.

Accounting Advisory Committee

Advisory group
BRFS Accounting advisory committee.

Asian Pacific Islander American Advisory Council

Advisory group
A community-driven, community-led Council to the Portland Police Bureau that is willing and committed to building a lasting relationship with all Bureau members.
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Behavioral Health Unit Advisory Committee

Advisory group
Behavioral Health Unit Advisory Committee provides guidance to the Portland Police Bureau on improving interactions with individuals in crisis. Comprised of professionals and advocates, BHUAC reviews policies, training, and response strategies to enhance public safety. Meetings are not public.

Bicycle Advisory Committee

Advisory group
The 20-member volunteer Bicycle Advisory Committee (BAC) meets monthly to review projects of interest to cyclists and discuss bike issues. The committee advises the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) as well as city council and other bureaus on all biking-related matters.

Bond Oversight Committee

Advisory group
The official body appointed by City Council to monitor the implementation of the 2016 Portland Housing Bond.

Building a Better 82nd Community Advisory Group

Advisory group
The Building a Better 82nd Community Advisory Group is made up of 18 community members who will provide feedback to the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) in meetings every two to three months throughout the Building a Better 82nd planning process.

Building Code Board of Appeal

Advisory group
The Building Code Board of Appeal hears appeals of building code issues which are appealed beyond the Administrative Appeals Board.
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Bull Run Filtration Site Advisory Group

Advisory group
The Filtration Site Advisory Group members include property owners, farm operators, local school representatives, and environmental interests near the project site that provide an independent community perspective on the filtration facility design, construction, and ongoing operation.
Commissioner Fritz speaking at a Site Advisory Group meeting

Bureau Budget Advisory Committees

Advisory group
Bureau budget advisory committees (BACs) discuss and advise upon bureau budget decisions. Because of the critical, sustained interaction between decision makers and community members, participation in the committees is one of the most effective ways to provide input throughout the budget process.

Cannabis Policy Oversight Team (CPOT)

Advisory group
The Cannabis Policy Oversight Team (CPOT) is an advisory body that provides Portland Permitting & Development with a variety of stakeholder perspectives on cannabis-related public policies.
People at a round table discuss different issues.

Central City in Motion Working Group

Advisory group
Representing a broad set of community and business perspectives, this working group offers strategic advice to the Director of the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) and PBOT project staff to help them successfully implement projects recommended in the Central City in Motion plan.

Charter Commission

Advisory group
Every 10 years, the City Council convenes a Charter Commission to review and recommend amendments to the City of Portland Charter (City's Constitution). The Charter Commission is an independent body that sets its own scope of work. The Charter Commission was active from December 2020 - December 2022
Charter Commission

Citizen Review Committee

Advisory group
The eleven-member committee was created in 2001 to help improve police accountability, promote higher standards of police services, and increase public confidence. Volunteer CRC members are appointed by City Council.

City Attorney's Office Budget Advisory Committee

Advisory group
Annual budget advisory committee for the Office of the City Attorney.

City Data Governance Committee

Advisory group
Data is an essential asset for the City of Portland. Proper data management supports better analysis, leading to improved City services. This committee creates policies and best practices to ensure bureaus and offices are improving data management and formalizing our use and sharing of data.
Person standing in front of whiteboard with many sticky notes and lots of writing

Civil Service Board

Advisory group
The Civil Service Board consists of three commissioners appointed to voluntary positions by the Mayor under the City Charter, Chapter 4 - Civil Service. The commissioners are appointed to reflect the perspectives of labor, management and the general public.
folks sitting in chairs and appear to be waiting to be seen. Only shown from shoulder down with the center of the shot being the floor.

Clean Air Construction Intergovernmental Oversight Committee

Advisory group
Clean Air Construction Intergovernmental Oversight Committee ("CAC Committee") was established in October 2020, via an intergovernmental agreement, to oversee the implementation of the Clean Air Construction Standard.
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Coalition of Advisory Groups

Advisory group
The Coalition of Advisory Groups strengthens understanding through communication, support, and - where applicable - collaboration among duly recognized police advisory groups in the City of Portland.
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Columbia Boulevard Wastewater Treatment Plant Community Advisory Committee

Advisory group
The eight-member committee is made up of neighborhood, business, and community volunteers who review and provide input on treatment plant projects. Their goal is to ensure the treatment plant continues to be a good neighbor in the surrounding community.
Aerial view of the Columbia Boulevard Wastewater Treatment Plant looking north, 2018

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