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Portland City Council Committee Advances a Resolution to Reaffirm the City’s Commitment to Vision Zero

Portland City Council's Transportation & Infrastructure Committee unanimously approve resolution to reaffirm the City’s commitment to Vision Zero.

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Press Release: Councilors Green and Dunphy Propose Budget Amendment to Zero Out General Fund Grant to Prosper Portland

Council approval of this amendment would redirect $11 million to City priorities while requiring Prosper to fund operations using its $50 million Strategic Investment Fund

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Press Release: Councilor Mitch Green Proposes "Healthy Parks, Healthy Climate Plan" to Prevent Park Cuts Without Harming PCEF

Councilor Green is scheduled to present his Bridge Loan Proposal to the Portland Clean Energy Community Benefits Fund Committee on Wednesday

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Press Release: Councilor Green Stands Up for Free Speech on Campus, Condemns Administrative Crackdowns at PSU

Faculty members and students at PSU invited Councilor Mitch Green to speak at the National Day of Action for Higher Ed for free speech, academic freedom, and equitable education funding.

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Remembering Dan Handelman

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Portland City Council Unanimously Adopts Groundbreaking Social Housing Resolution

Council and community members are energized by this key milestone to bring social housing to Portland

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Portland City Councilors Mitch Green and Candace Avalos Introduce Groundbreaking Social Housing Resolution

Housing and Homelessness Committee approves resolution as a foundational step to bring social housing to the City

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Portland City Council Passes a Resolution to Investigate Zenith Energy Franchise Agreement

Councilor Mitch Green issues a statement about his first resolution passed by a committee and Council

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A Letter Urging Oregon's Congressional Delegation to Stop Federal Government Shutdown

Five Portland Councilors share concerns about threats of layoffs to Bonneville Power Administration, a major provider of power in the Northwest and contributor to the region's economy

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Portland City Councilors urge Providence to bargain in good faith

Thousands of nurses remain on strike at the 8 Providence hospitals. As the elected leaders of the City of Portland, we stand with these healthcare workers when they say they need more support to do their critical jobs.

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Four Councilors refer Zenith Energy resolution to full Council for February 19

Councilors Mitch Green, Angelita Morillo, Jamie Dunphy and Tiffany Koyama Lane will introduce a resolution regarding Zenith Energy. The resolution is being referred to the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee for March 10, 2025.

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Portland City Council establishes eight policy committees 

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City to host council work session and listening session on Zenith Energy

Work Session will be held in Council Chambers on January 21 at 9:30 a.m., with listening session to begin at noon.

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After 2-year transition to new, voter-approved form of government, Portland City Council elects leaders

In one of the final steps to implement the historic voter-approved government transition, new city councilors elected Elana Pirtle-Guiney as president and Tiffany Koyama Lane as vice-president at their first meeting.

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Portland’s next leaders take oath of office, ushering in a new era of city government

Incoming Mayor Keith Wilson, Auditor Simone Rede and 12 city councilors are sworn in at an historic – and joyful – ceremony in downtown Portland. They take office Jan. 1, completing a voter-approved overhaul of city elections and governance.

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