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The voice on the other end of PDX 311
Got questions? Reporting an issue? Requesting assistance? PDX 311 call takers like Tiffany Carlson have got you covered.
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City accepting applications for Community Board for Police Accountability
The City of Portland is accepting applications for the Community Board for Police Accountability through Monday, April 14. Community members from all parts of Portland are encouraged to apply.
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Portland City Administrator releases draft budget recommendations
The document is a starting point for a city government facing a historic budget shortfall.
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What Black History Month means to us
The City African American Network is an affinity group for Black employees who serve the City of Portland. In honor of Black History Month, we reached out to ask their thoughts about what this event means to them and their families.
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Portland City Council Confirms Bob Day as Chief of Police
Chief Bob Day has served the Portland Police Bureau as officer, sergeant, lieutenant, captain, precinct commander, assistant chief, and deputy chief.
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Driven to serve
Snowplow operators like Eligeah Hodges work day and night to keep Portland’s snow and ice routes clear.
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Portland Water Bureau and Environmental Services directors plan to retire, City advances One Water initiative
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Portland joins sanctuary city lawsuit against Trump administration
The lawsuit, which was filed in California, alleges that recent executive orders and administrative actions illegally harm cities and states with sanctuary policies related to immigration enforcement.
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City Council approves Jordan as city administrator and Taylor as city attorney
City Council voted to keep Michael Jordan as city administrator and Robert Taylor as city attorney. Both currently serve the city in this capacity.
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City of Portland processes Land Use Compatibility Statement for Zenith Energy
The State requires the LUCS in order to approve Zenith's Air Permit.
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"There’s something for everybody.”
Meet Steve Pixley, volunteer program coordinator for Portland Parks & Recreation.
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Mayor Wilson nominates city administrator, city attorney to continue in key posts
Mayor Keith Wilson recommends keeping Michael Jordan as City Administrator and Robert Taylor as City Attorney. Both currently serve the city in this capacity.
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City of Portland sets top priorities for 2025 session of Oregon State Legislature
City’s state legislative agenda focuses on affordable housing, homelessness, transportation, and economic recovery.
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Calm amid federal chaos, City Administrator reaffirms core values in memo to City of Portland employees
“Belonging, support and safety are fundamental for us and the city we serve,” Jordan writes.
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PPB Chief Addresses Immigration Enforcement In Community Letter
Portland Police Chief Bob Day is addressing immigration enforcement in the following letter to the community.
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“These are tragedies -- and they’re preventable.”
A message from Lieutenant Ty Engstrom of the Portland Police Bureau.
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Urban wildfire: How Portland is prepared, and what you can do
Wildfires are becoming more frequent west of the Cascade Mountains. Learn what the City of Portland is doing to prepare for the possibility of urban wildfires, and find out simple steps you can take to get ready and keep our city strong and resilient.
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Serving the community through preparedness, teamwork, and commitment
A message from Christine Pezzulo, Portland Fire & Rescue Fire Inspector
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