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Bull Run Treatment Projects Update - August 2020

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Ezone Map Correction Project--Request Site Visits by August 31

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The last day to request a site visit to confirm the location of streams, vegetation and steep slopes is August 31.

Watch Commissioner Eudaly Question the PPB during the 2018 Protest Ordinance Council Session

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In 2018, Commissioner Eudaly opposed Mayor Wheeler's proposed protest ordinance. She questioned the PPB about their crowd control tactics, perceived bias against protesters, and highlighted problems with the bureau. Nearly two years later, these questions remain relevant.

Community organizations awarded $200,000 in support grants from the Portland Clean Energy Community Benefits Fund

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The PCEF funds will help 42 community organizations build capacity and prepare for future grant opportunities to fund green jobs and workforce training programs.

Dark Skies report heading to City Council on Sept. 17

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City Council will accept the Dark Skies report and recommendations, followed by a vote to proclaim Sept. 19, 2020 as Lights Out Portland.

Public Comment is Requested on Proposed 2020 Source Control Manual and Changes to Administrative Rule ENB-4.15

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Environmental Services is updating the City's Source Control Manual (SCM) and Administrative Rule ENB-4.15. The SCM provides structural, treatment, and operational requirements to prevent pollution of soil, groundwater, and surface waters. Comments must be received by 5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 11, 2020.

Clean Water at the Tap: One of the Biggest Wins for Our Health

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Figuring out a system for clean, safe water is essential for public health. The Bull Run Treatment Projects carry on our history of using proven and safe treatment to protect the health of our community.

News Blog: PBOT invites Portlanders to review and share feedback on bureau’s newly released Draft ADA Transition Plan Update

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Review the plan, take our survey and join us for a virtual open house to learn more about the bureau's plan to make Portland's transportation system more accessible
Photo of the George Floyd Mural in Downtown Portland by Cameron Browne Photography

Commissioner Eudaly's Statement on the PPB's actions on August 22nd

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2020 Charter Commission Application Deadline Extended

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The new deadline to apply to the 2020 Charter Commission is Sept. 14, 2020 at 5 p.m.

SW Capitol Highway: August 2020 Update

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PGE is more than halfway done with its pole relocations while the city is finishing up engineering plans and changing its contracting approach.

Filtration Site Advisory Group Update - August 2020

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Job Opportunities with the City Attorney's Office

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Come work at the Portland City Attorney's Office

Can You Imagine Downtown Without Water?

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The Willamette River Crossing Project will strengthen Portland’s water system and keep water flowing to the west side – even after an earthquake.

Coronavirus Relief Fund for Cultural Support (CRFCS)

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Portland Bureau of Transportation’s Sunday Parkways digital programming helps Portlanders find joy and connection during 2020

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SE 136th Avenue Construction Update: Temporary Road Closure

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Road will be closed Holgate to Harold for three weeks in September. Sidewalk work is continuing south of Holgate toward Foster Paving work is done Powell to Division

News Release: Portland Bureau of Transportation’s Sunday Parkways digital programming helps Portlanders find joy and connection during 2020

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Enjoy free, family-friendly virtual Sunday Parkways programming, presented by Kaiser Permanente, through the end of September

Moving forward on planning for new pipes, with your input

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We’re evaluating potential pipe routes in east Multnomah County to connect the future filtration facility to our existing water system. We’re gathering community feedback to help identify preferred pipeline routes and will share that input with our pipe designer this fall.
Free Lunch + Play staff members wearing masks and ready to hand out free meals and grab 'n' go activity kits to youth.

Final week for PP&R’s Free Lunch + Play: Free meals and grab 'n' go activities still available

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The majority of program sites wrap up on Thursday, August 20, 2020.

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