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Permitting & Development’s Land Use Services division is pleased to partner with Prosper Portland’s Office of Small Business at its monthly community office hours to offer helpful information about how the City’s zoning rules affect small businesses.
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PBOT's Safe Routes to School April 2026 newsletter.
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Budget planning for fiscal year 2026–27 has begun, and the City of Portland, Mayor Wilson, City Administrator Lee and district councilors are offering events to engage in the city’s budget process and learn about community priorities.
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Celebrate Earth Month this April by walking, biking, and rolling to school!
Your Voice Matters! Help shape the recruitment for the OCPA Director at a community listening session.
El Camino de Dolores (Dolores’s Path) is Friday, April 10. El Camino de Dolores is a walk and roll to school day where students and their families are able to celebrate Dolores Huerta’s dedication to social justice by walking to school.
Learn about the importance of trees and meet community groups working to increase canopy equity within the city.
Celebrate the return of the Thompson Elk statue! Join the City of Portland and our partners to celebrate Portland's investment in public art downtown. The free celebration will take place at Chapman and Lownsdale Squares on Sunday, April 12, 2026 from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Your Voice Matters! Help shape the recruitment for the OCPA Director at a community listening session.
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