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Call It COVID
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A word is not just a word. It becomes a belief. Call it COVID.
Day of Silence
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Join us on April 23 in honoring the annual Day of Silence for LGBTQ+ community and allies around the world.
Neighbors Helping Neighbors
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Neighbors across North Portland are working together to provide support for people experiencing houselessness, housing instability, and food insecurity.
Proposed Revisions to Administrative Rule ENB-4.29
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Environmental Services proposes revisions to Administrative Rule ENB-4.29 for Refunds of Development Review, Sewer Connection, and Lateral Repair Permit Fees and Charges. The public comment period is now closed.
Portland Parks Commissioner Carmen Rubio directs investments in several Portland Parks & Recreation projects
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Portland Parks Commissioner Carmen Rubio directs investments in several Portland Parks & Recreation projects: announces planning for a new aquatic center, playground expansion, skatepark, and more.
PCEF Profile: Inaugural team member Jaimes Valdez
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Literally and figuratively a jack of all trades, Portland Clean Energy Community Benefits Fund policy and strategic partnership leader builds capacity within underserved and under-represented communities.
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Portland and cities across the nation have seen a rise in fatal traffic crashes that defy historic trends. The COVID-19 pandemic created unique challenges and appears to have created tragic results on streets and highways.
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Proposed New and Revised Auditor's Office Administrative Rules for the City Elections Office | April 2021
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The City of Portland Auditor's Office is proposing new and revised Auditor's Office Administrative Rules (ARAs) on campaign finance and political consultant disclosures.
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Only through broad, multi-jurisdictional partnerships can we face the threat of climate change
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Public is invited to testify on the Design Overlay Zone Amendments (DOZA) proposals virtually via Zoom and online via the Map App.
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Thanks to Fixing Our Streets, crews will return to work in Southeast Portland this coming winter
Four ways to save water on Earth Day
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Happy Earth Day! It's a great day to learn how you can make more Earth-friendly choices. These tips will help you lower your water use to save money on your water/sewer/stormwater bill.
A smoother street is coming to the intersection of N Killingsworth Street and N Concord Avenue
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Work begins this Monday, April 26 at the intersection of N Killingsworth Street and N Concord Avenue as part of the Portland Bureau of Transportation’s (PBOT) ongoing street maintenance program and funded by Fixing Our Streets.
A smoother street is coming to NW Skyline Boulevard from NW Hawkins Boulevard to NW Cornell Road
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Paving work begins this Monday, April 26 on NW Skyline Boulevard from NW Hawkins Boulevard to NW Cornell Road, as part of the Portland Bureau of Transportation’s (PBOT) ongoing street maintenance program.
Say hello to our new chief engineer!
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Portland Harbor community grants support communities’ participation in the Superfund cleanup. BIPOC-led organizations and groups with strong relationships with communities disproportionately impacted by the Portland Harbor site and cleanup are encouraged to apply. Applications due May 21.
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Council supports city clean up, police reform, small business repairs, and activating events.
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Research document addresses displacement of people of color from Portland’s neighborhoods over the decades; lays the foundation for future community-led work to prevent further displacement of vulnerable populations.
Mayor Wheeler Declares State of Emergency April 20
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