Community-based organizations, small and emerging non-profit arts organizations, and cultural institutions providing arts programming that support the cultural vitality of Portland can apply for sponsorships as part of this program.
Ten years after Portland became the first city in the nation to adopt a residential deconstruction ordinance, local contractors, salvage businesses and community partners are helping give building materials a second life.
Celebrate 100 years of Providence Park, Portland’s iconic stadium. From baseball and football to Timbers and Thorns soccer, concerts and historic events, discover how the venue has evolved over the past century and continues to bring the community together.
On October 15th, in conjunction with the state and our neighboring fire agencies, Portland Fire & Rescue is lifting the burn ban enacted in late June earlier this year.
The Portland Police Bureau directs member action through its policies, procedures, and rules, as found within Directives. The Bureau is in the process of reviewing the following Directive(s) and seeks community input.
October 15 is National White Cane Safety Day, a day to promote awareness about the rights and safety of pedestrians who are blind or visually impaired, especially when using mobility aids like the white cane.
This month we shout out the upcoming Portland Book Festival, provide a heads up about potential grants for culinary tourism, provide some timely reminders, boost some scary specials, and dispel a common myth about outdoor dining.
This month we spotlight new program member Bar Scorpio, provide a heads up about potential grants for holding cultural events in your space, and debut a myth-busting guide to help permit holders keep their spaces safe.
Funding available to equipment owners across the United States to help replace older and more polluting diesel engines with new, cleaner technologies or exhaust control retrofits.
This Fall, PBOT is changing the signage for some parking spaces in the Central Eastside. These changes will affect select spaces which will be converted to pay-to-park, disability parking spaces, or spaces for employee permit holders that also allow visitors to park for up to two hours.
The 2025 annual report and energy performance metrics are now available. Learn how large commercial buildings across Portland perform in energy usage and efficiency and use the map interface to compare buildings with key characteristics.