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Fixing our Streets: Some accountability commitments not fulfilled

Two years into the program, we assessed how the Bureau of Transportation is delivering on the Fixing our Streets program and accountability commitments.

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Illustration of the Bureau's 59 original projects, 38 were scheduled to start before 2019, 12 actually started before 2019, and 8 completed before 2019

Portland Parks Golf: Changes needed to ensure long-term sustainability

Portland Parks and Recreation’s golf program is at a crossroads. Intended to be self-supporting, the program required an infusion of $800,000 of taxpayer funds in 2017 to remain solvent. While Parks improved practices on some fronts, financial risks remain.

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A photograph of people playing at the driving range of one of Portland's golf courses.

Police Bureau ended the most active list of gang members and associates

This is a one-year follow-up to our 2018 report, "Gang Crime Investigations: Lack of accountability and transparency reduced the community's trust in police."

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Audit Update Image - Photo of Willamette River and Downtown Portland Skyline

Police Bureau still needs to evaluate the effectiveness of traffic stops

This is a one-year follow-up to our 2018 report, "Gang Enforcement Patrol: The Police Bureau must show that traffic stops are effective."

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Audit Update Image - Photo of Willamette River and Downtown Portland Skyline

Recreational Cannabis Tax: Greater transparency and accountability needed

The City should improve the transparency and accountability of the recreational cannabis tax revenue, according to our audit.

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White icons on a green background representing the elements of the recreational cannabis tax.

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