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Updates to online permitting services and plans for re-entry to the Permit Center

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Learn more about improvements to online permitting services and plans to welcome customers back to the City of Portland’s Permit Center.
Development Services Center at 1900 SW 4th Ave.

Ten Tiny Community Healing Dances

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The short dances, contained by the 4x4 stage at Lents Park, are condensed statements of artist individuality and diverse responses to community healing.
Three photos, each showing dancers on a 4 by 4 feet stage outside: left photo shows a woman, middle photo shows three women in clothing from India, right photo shows a man

Portland parks: Fun, beautiful, and water efficient

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A group of maintenance workers at park standing around an irrigation model on the ground.

Neighborhood Walking Tour with Multnomah County Commissioner Jessica Vega Pederson

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Residential Infill Project - Part 2 (RIP2) has begun

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RIP2 is the City’s response to statewide middle housing mandates; brings Portland into full compliance with HB2001.

Water Bureau acts on conflicts of interest, new purchasing procedures

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The Auditor’s Office in 2019 investigated allegations of conflicts of interest in Water Bureau purchases. This follow-up looks at the progress the Water Bureau has made to implement recommended changes.
A text banner that says, "Fraud Hotline Follow-Up"

Mayor Wheeler Votes in Support of Reproductive Healthcare Rights and Opposition to the State of Texas’ Ban on Abortion

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Our community will remain a safe haven for abortion access and reproductive freedom. Portland will continue to lead with compassion and be true partners in the fight for reproductive rights.

New Portland Housing Bond Development Breaks Ground

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Construction on 206 new affordable homes began Monday, September 20.

Commissioner Hardesty Q & A on Gun Violence, Police, and Community Safety

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CSO Advisory: Heavy weekend rains led to Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) to Willamette River at N Burlington and Edison

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Sewage Advisory: Broken Pipe Releases Sewage to Ivy Creek in SW Portland

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Mayor Wheeler Provides Public Safety Update

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In a press conference today, Mayor Ted Wheeler provided an update on public safety issues in the city. He was joined by Portland Police Chief Chuck Lovell.

Enhanced Services Districts: Release of additional documentation for upcoming agreement renewals

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The City Auditor is releasing additional documentation related to the August 2020 audit of Enhanced Services Districts.
The three outlined boundaries of enhanced services districts on a two-dimensional aerial map of Portland, Oregon: Lloyd, Clean and Safe, and Central Eastside.

Online Tree Permit Applications Unavailable Wednesday, September 22nd at 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm

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Temporarily unavailable due to system maintenance

Charter Commission September 2021 Update

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New report offers strategies for reusing Portland’s historic Belgian Blocks

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Study outlines opportunities for incorporating stone pavers into accessible public spaces.

City Council seeks public testimony on new regulations for Portland’s historic buildings and other resources

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Portlanders invited to testify on zoning code changes for the city’s historic landmarks and districts in writing via the Map App or at a virtual hearing on November 3 at 2 p.m.

Construction starts Monday on new crossings, curb extensions, traffic signals, and bike lanes as part of PBOT's Downtown I-405 Pedestrian Safety and Operational Improvements Project

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Construction on the Portland Bureau of Transportation’s (PBOT) Downtown I-405 Pedestrian Safety and Operational Improvements project will begin Monday, Sept. 20.

No administrative appeals considered during week after Thanksgiving, Christmas 2021

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There will not be a Weekly Administrative Appeals meeting during the weeks of November 29 and December 27, 2021.

BIKETOWN expands e-bike service to Portland State University students, college students on financial aid citywide

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Thanks to a DEQ Clean Fuels grant from Portland General Electric, BIKETOWN for All will offer free rides for all qualifying Portlanders, and free rides for college students on financial aid

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