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Proactive policework led to the arrest of three people and seizure of five guns following an elude and perimeter search in the Buckman Neighborhood.
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Read the August 21, 2026 Bull Run Filtration construction activity update to learn about work happening the week of August 24, 2026.
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Northwest Naito Parkway reopens to most traffic, though some detours remain in place. Demolition and remediation activities continue. The Fields Park remains closed. The public is urged to continue to stay a safe distance away from the site.
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On August 4, we activated the Columbia South Shore Well Field for a routine maintenance operation. That operation is now complete, and we are returning to providing 100 percent Bull Run water.
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Everyone plays a part in kids traveling to and from school safely.
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Administered by Prosper Portland, the grant will provide funding to activate vacant commercial storefronts across Portland.
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PMFC hosted its 18th annual free, fire camp for young women, ages 16-22, in July 2026.
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Crosswalk fills a gap on one of Portland's highest-crash streets.
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The Portland Police Bureau is teaming up with other law enforcement agencies to educate the public about safety belt and child seat laws.
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Each September, members who have not retired from their Individual Account Program (IAP) can make a “Member Choice" election, which allows you to pick a Target-Date Fund (TDF) that better reflects your retirement savings goals or your personal risk tolerance.
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The City Auditor’s Office proposes a new administrative rule, which is available for public comment for thirty days before adoption.
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The man killed in a shooting in Southeast Portland has been identified.
Updated Press release

The Auditor’s Office found evidence of waste and inefficiency in City Operations’ hiring of contractors as temporary staff. The City paid $650,000 in general fund dollars to contractors that did not have the expertise to complete the intended, urgent work and the work was delayed by a year.
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Summary: The Centennial Mills water tower building is almost completely demolished. City officials expect railroad operators to resume freight traffic and passenger service near the site soon. The site is still hazardous. Avoid the area.
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Crews working with the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) began work on updating ADA-compliant accessible corner ramps on West Burnside Street from 15th to 20th Avenues streets this week with work scheduled to continue through this fall.
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The Street Services Coordination Center is dedicated to assisting people experiencing homelessness and reducing the impacts of homelessness in Portland. We collect trash, evaluate health and safety risks, remove unsafe camps, provide shelter referrals and transportation to shelters.
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Monthly newsletter on long-range city planning projects in Portland. See what happened, what’s coming next, and how to participate. Find links to meetings, ways to comment, and staff contacts. Subscribe to get email alerts when new newsletters and project updates are posted.
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New technology makes it easier than ever for renters and homeowners to match up. Home sharing offers big benefits: cheaper rent for renters, extra income for homeowners, and more flexibility for everyone. And it boosts Portland’s housing stock quicker and cheaper than new construction.
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Thirteen Portland City Council candidates have qualified to receive public matching funds through the City’s Small Donor Elections program. Eligible contributions of up to $25 are matched 10-to-1 through Oct. 23. More than 25 candidates are running for seven seats on the November ballot.
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The Bureau of Planning and Sustainability has released a Proposed Draft of the Design Review Temporary Suspension project, which will be considered by the Planning Commission during a hearing on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, starting at 5pm. You are invited to submit testimony.
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