The Enhanced Services District program brings assessment and recommendations for improving services and public transparency to City Council in response to the Portland City Auditor's report.
In response to a critical audit, the City is improving a program that allows property owners to fund extra services such as graffiti and trash removal, social service outreach and special events. Portlanders are invited to take a survey, attend listening sessions and sign up for email updates.
A new contract approved by City Council provides support to local businesses and expands access to safety, care and sanitationservices for unhoused community members. It is supported by property owners in the Central Eastside Enhanced Service District and managed by Central Eastside Together.
Following four public listening sessions, City Council is preparing to vote on a proposal that includes safety and care teams, sidewalk cleaning, graffiti removal and more. A final listening session is scheduled for April 4.
A joint plan by Clean & Safe and the City of Portland would transition funding of the downtown bike patrol back to the Portland Police Bureau, while maintaining a consistent level of service.
Community members are invited to learn about and give feedback on a joint plan by Clean & Safe and the City of Portland to transition funding of the downtown Portland Police Bureau bike patrol back to the Portland Police Bureau while maintaining a consistent level of service.
The City is proud to announce the beginning of the 18-month Enhanced Service District audit response process. The three-stage process includes Information, Listening and Implementation. Learn how to be involved and stay apprised of upcoming announcements.