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Major improvements underway for Portland’s main wastewater treatment plant

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Environmental Services is undergoing major construction at the City’s main wastewater treatment plant to protect water quality, replace aging infrastructure, and add seismic resilience. Construction is slated for 2024 completion and service will continue 24/7/365

Annual Reporting Requirements Suspended for 2021

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As many building owners and managers continue to face challenges through the ongoing pandemic, the City will not require annual report submissions for the 2021 calendar year. Commercial building energy reporting will resume with the 2022 calendar year.

October 2021 Newsletter

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Plans for new affordable housing on N. Interstate Avenue. Where to find rent assistance and help if you are at risk of an eviction. This and lots more in the October updates from the N/NE Neighborhood Housing Strategy.
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10-06-21 Director's Report

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CPC Forum Resource List - October 1st, 2021

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Resources, services, and contact information shared at bi-weekly Friday CPC forums.
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I-84 closes this weekend east of I-5 for installation of a new bike-pedestrian bridge

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Both eastbound and westbound I-84 will be closed around the clock from 10 p.m. Friday, Oct. 8 to 5 a.m. Monday, Oct. 11.
Looking south over I-84 from the north side landing at the Blumenauer Bridge prior to installation.

New PSU report examines effectiveness of Portland Street Response

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Researchers presented results to Portland City Council 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 5. This is a press release from Portland State University. A link to the program evaluation is included.

You’re invited to these events for Community Healing through Art

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Join Portland’s creative communities in an expression of our city’s resilience and diverse ways we grieve and heal together.

Have a passion for floating structures? Consider applying for the City of Portland’s River Community Advisory Committee

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The City of Portland is seeking interested persons to serve in one of three positions, each for a three-year term, on the River Community Advisory Committee. Persons of color are encouraged to apply. Applications are accepted through Wednesday, Nov. 10.
Floating structures next to boats.

Mayors Support $5 Billion Investment in Community-Focused Violence Prevention

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Mayors Letter of Support on Community-Focused Violence Prevention

Online Tree Permit Applications Unavailable Friday, October 8th at 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

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PRESS RELEASE: COMMISSIONER HARDESTY DIRECTS PBOT TO COLLABORATE WITH COMMUNITY AS PART OF THE CITY OF PORTLAND EFFORT TO MITIGATE SPEEDING AND GUN VIOLENCE IN MT. SCOTT-ARLETA NEIGHBORHOOD

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It's Your Future, Just Fund It

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October is National Security Month. Discover the tools and retirement options that can help fund your future so you can retire well.

Help review and advise on building code decisions; apply by Oct. 29

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The City of Portland seeks two people to each serve a three-year term on the Building Code Board of Appeals. Persons of color are encouraged to apply. Applications are due no later than Friday, Oct. 29.
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Bull Run Treatment Projects Update - September 2021

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New address for the Portland Housing Bureau starting November

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To our Housing Partners, an important memo about PHB's upcoming address change, effective November 1, 2021.

Plan ahead for trips to Washington Park—Next phase in reservoir project requires road closure

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Visitors to Washington Park, including the Portland Japanese Garden and Portland International Rose Test Garden, should plan for limited parking options in September due to construction near the new reservoir. Easy access to parking is available using Washington Park's free shuttle service.
Map showing closure of SW Sherwood, SW Sacajawea and SW Madison Trail. Vehicular traffic can travel west into the park via SW Lewis and Clark Way. Pedestrians and cyclists can use a multi-use trail in both directions along the western portion of SW Sacajawea and then along SW Lewis and Clark Way. The free shuttle stop at SW Park and SW Sacajawea will be closed.

A safe and resilient water system is vital to prepare and recover from disasters and emergencies

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National Preparedness Month spotlights what firefighters like Lisa Knight see every day—being prepared saves lives. Making our water system more resilient with the Bull Run Treatment Projects is one of the ways the Water Bureau is looking ahead to prepare and protect our community.

Adaptive BIKETOWN gets people riding at Adaptive Cycling Resource Fair

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Adaptive cycling can be a great way for people with movement disorders like Parkinson’s to exercise and have fun.

Temporary traffic delays and lane closures on SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway and SW Capitol Highway on Wednesday, Sept. 29

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Crews will be delivering and unloading 100-foot steel girders for the Red Electric Trail Bridge project
Looking south towards SW Capitol Hwy over the pillars that form the base of the Red Electric Trail Bridge

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