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We've Only Just Begun

It’s been scarcely a month since I stepped into City Hall for my first day as Mayor. Every morning, I cross the threshold of City Hall thinking about the people I met on the campaign trail. Portland has reached a moment of profound opportunity, and so much rides on us getting this right.

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Joint Statement from the City of Portland and AFSCME

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City of Portland prepares for labor strike to begin next week

The City of Portland is preparing for approximately 200 City employees represented by the District Council of Trade Unions to go on strike Feb. 6. More could follow.

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Mayor Wilson presents blueprint to end unsheltered homelessness in Portland

Portland's homeless problem is "the biggest humanitarian crisis our city has ever faced," Wilson said. Here's his plan to fix it.

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City of Portland previews options to address a growing budget gap

A memo sent to the Portland City Council details the city’s financial challenges and provides a sneak preview of options for cutting costs.

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As two unions declare “impasse,” City of Portland submits final offers – committing $19 million in new spending

Counter-proposals from the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees and the District Council of Trade Unions would double the new spending required to establish contracts.

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Forecast predicts $27 million gap for the City of Portland, requiring spending cuts to balance next year’s budget

With expenses outpacing revenue, City leaders have been planning ahead for financial challenges. They now have more detailed information about what it will take to stabilize the budget.

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With expenses growing faster than revenues, City of Portland prepares for cuts to balance the next budget

Mayor Ted Wheeler issues budget guidance, preparing for transition to a new mayor and expanded city council in new form of government.

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Wheeler: Collaborate now to prepare for financial challenges ahead

Mayor releases early budget direction, directing city leaders to set up Portland for success during historic government transition.

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City releases Portland Insights Survey, inviting feedback about services, concerns and quality of life

Learn what to do if you receive a survey in the mail.

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City staff and council host Budget Listening Sessions in April

Learn more about the state of the City’s budget for the upcoming fiscal year.

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PBOT Safe Routes to School January 2024 Newsletter

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Commissioner Mapps unveils third phase of Fixing Our Streets, the popular transportation program that provides critical maintenance and safety services

Commissioner will take proposal to City Council in January, recommending referral to May ballot;
Voters approved a second phase of the popular transportation program by 77% in 2020

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PBOT Safe Routes to School November 2023 Newsletter

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PBOT Vision Zero October 2023 Newsletter

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PBOT leadership presents $32 million budget cut proposal

Here are links to the video of the City Council Work Session and the staff presentation, including details on cuts to programs, services and staff positions

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PBOT Vision Zero July/August 2023 Newsletter

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PBOT Safe Routes to School July/August 2023 Newsletter

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