Quarter 3 2023 Lobbying Reports
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Quarter 3 Additional Disclosures
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Quarter 3 Lobbying Topics
Most frequently disclosed lobbying communications were related to the following topics:
- Business/Economic Development:Safety Concerns, Downtown Issues (Recovery, Safety, and Development), and Lloyd Center Master Plan
- Environment: Floodplain Resilience Plan and Portland Clean Energy Fund (Climate Investment Plan)
- Housing and Community Development: Permit Consolidation and Houselessness
Quarter 3 Spending
- Lobbying groups reported spending approximately $159,999 in the quarter on City lobbying efforts.
- The following registered entities reported exceeding the quarterly lobbying threshold by spending more than $1,000:
ACLU of Oregon | $8,129.47 |
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American Beverage Association | $11,250.00 |
AT&T | $7,500.00 |
Crown Castle and its Affiliates | $10,998.43 |
C TIA – The Wireless Association | $28,844.36 |
Home Building Association of Greater Portland | $2,550.00 |
Lyft, Inc. | $9,846.00 |
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry | $15,000.00 |
Oregon Smart Growth | $16,251.00 |
Portland Business Alliance | $4,492.80 |
Portland State University | $3,090.44 |
Urban Renaissance Group | $2,250.00 |
Verizon | $15,000.00 |
Waste Management | $7,500.00 |
Western States Petroleum Association | $12,272.61 |
Quarter 3 Political Consultant Disclosures
- Commissioner Mapps reported consulting services with Robert Dobrich.
- Commissioner Ryan reported consulting services with CN4 and Springwater Partners.
- Auditor Rede reported consulting services with Springwater Partners.
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