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Portland and the federal government
Learn about our sanctuary city status, efforts to block federal overreach: Portland.gov/Federal
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Portland City Archives collaborates with Don't Shoot PDX on “Portland in Black”
Portland City Archives and Don’t Shoot PDX are partnering on a series of events designed to grow community connections, build archival skills, and create a foundation to ensure community stories are accessible for generations to come.
Press release
Portland City Archives celebrates American Archives Month
Portland City Archives is celebrating American Archives Month by hosting a series of events in October, including public tours and a community archiving night.
Press release
Appointments to the Revenue Division Appeals Board complete
City Auditor Simone Rede appointed a state auditor to serve on the Board
Public notice
Adoption of Revised Administrative Rule | June 2022
The City Auditor adopts the following interim administrative rule, effective June 24, 2022, and for a period of not more than 180 days: ARA 8.03 Public Records Requests.
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Notice of Proposed Rulemaking | February 2022
The City Auditor proposes the following revised administrative rule for adoption: ADM 8.03 Public Records Requests.
Public notice
Auditor's 2021 Accountability Report
The Auditor’s Office conducts independent assessments of Portland government, impartial investigations of community members’ complaints, and provides a variety of services that make the City more accessible. This report highlights the breadth and depth our work in 2021.
Report
Auditor's 2020 Accountability Report
The Auditor’s Office is Portlanders’ independent agency responsible for providing oversight of City government. This Accountability Report, covering the year 2020, shows the breadth, depth and impact of our work.
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Auditor's 2019 Accountability Report
The Auditor's Accountability Report, covering the year 2019, provides examples of how we’ve been responsive to the public’s concerns, scrutinized the City’s spending of public dollars, tracked lobbyist influence, and revived forgotten parts of our City’s history.
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