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City Council approves Housing Regulatory Relief code amendments

Changes to speed up housing production become effective on March 1, 2024.

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Reverse pay dirt: Avoid erosion control fines

Learn how you can ensure your ground-disturbing construction project complies with erosion control requirements and avoids penalties.

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City to Host March 12th Community Forum for Independent Monitor Candidates

The City, in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”), seek community input on three finalists for an Independent Monitor.

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Agreement Reached for Improvements and Community Access for Grant Bowl, Track, and Sports Fields

PP&R provided a permit to PPS last fall at the school district’s request, to begin a project to replace the Grant Bowl turf. This work is underway.

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Smart City PDX explores methods for public participation in surveillance technologies

A summary of the events done in November and December 2023 on effective public participation in surveillance technologies.

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Garbage service delays due to snow and ice

In case of snow or ice, leave garbage, recycling, and compost carts at the curb. They will be emptied as soon as it is safe to do so.

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Community engagement activity informs SCC process

Community members, City staff, area partners and others shared input on the new Sustainability and Climate Commission (SCC) by exploring their climate-action values and vision for Portland’s climate future. This community engagement activity contributed helpful feedback on the formation process.

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Got burst pipes? Apply for a credit on your sewer, stormwater, and water bill.

If you had frozen pipes burst or leak during the January 2024 winter weather event, you can request an adjustment (or credit) to your sewer, stormwater, and water bill so you don’t have to pay for the increased water use.

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Proposed zoning code improvements focused on housing production and economic development head to the Planning Commission

Community members are invited to testify on the technical fixes and minor policy changes included in the RICAP 10 Proposed Draft in writing via the Map App or verbally at a public hearing on Tuesday, Feb. 27 at 5 p.m.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Commissioner Ryan proposes draft policy criteria for review of public art and monuments

Commissioner Ryan’s draft policy proposal creates a complaint system for public art, and defines a process for its review. The public is invited to provide feedback over a four-week comment period.

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Online tool now available for property owners and tenants to report damage from recent storms

The self-assessment tool supports efforts to understand the scope of property damage citywide and pursue state and federal disaster assistance.

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Commissioner Ryan Waives Fees for Winter Storm-related Tree Damage

In response to this extreme weather event and the Mayor’s emergency declaration.

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PP&R is recruiting high school freshmen students for the EAGLE Caddie Program now through Friday, May 3, 2024

Opportunities for summer employment; qualifying participants can apply for a full college scholarship!

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Portland Parks & Recreation Completes Errol Heights Park Project

16 acres in SE Portland transformed into a more inclusive developed park and natural area.

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Repairing property damage from January 2024 storms

Recent snow and ice storms caused damage to many structures throughout Portland. Here is information to help speed up the permitting process for these repairs.

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BPS’s Steve Kountz wins the 2023 Bob Stacey Award from the Columbia Corridor Association

The nonprofit business association honored the bureau’s economic planner for his support and advocacy for the businesses, industries and employees of Portland’s industrial sector.

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Cryptosporidium Monitoring Update

Detections from routine monitoring in the Bull Run. Customers do not need to take any additional precautions at this time.

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