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BPS's Shawn Wood built a sturdy deconstruction program

Now he's off to the EPA to advance the use of low-embodied-carbon building materials on a national scale.

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City Council votes unanimously to adopt code refinements that help shelter providers site and tailor improvements to their properties

Changes focus on small outdoor shelters like Safe Rest Villages.

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Formula E Selects Portland for Summer 2023 Race, Only U.S. City to Host Premier Electric Race

Mayor Wheeler and Commissioner Rubio instrumental in bringing event to Portland
to help boost local economy and bring new entertainment to the City

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Winter Travel Advisory: More snow could create hazardous travel conditions Monday and Tuesday mornings

Be prepared for worse conditions than expected, as forecasts come with uncertainty about timing and amount of snow

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Winter Travel Advisory: More snow on the way as PBOT continues 24-hour snow and ice response

Parking citations will NOT be issued through noon on Tuesday, Feb. 28

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Portland's Community Technology Program announces Digital Inclusion Coalition Grant Finalist

Grant funds will support a community-centered organization to bridge the digital divide and achieve digital equity throughout Multnomah County.

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Portland city offices remain closed Friday; winter weather resources available

Following a winter weather event that began Feb. 23, 2023, City of Portland offices will remain closed for in-person services Friday, Feb. 24.

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We’re hiring a Performance Auditor!

Apply by March 6th, 2023.

Updated Blog post



How to quickly assess your financial wellness

According to the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, financial wellness is a state of being in which you can fully meet your current and future financial obligations while feeling secure in your financial future and making choices that allow you to enjoy life.

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City Council approves appointments to the City of Portland’s new Planning Commission

Eight new commissioners will help guide equitable growth and development across the city.

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Winter Travel Advisory: PBOT warns that more snow tonight, lingering freeze all day Thursday will cause hazardous road conditions

Wednesday snowfall was far worse than forecast, and more is on the way, especially east of Interstate 205

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Weekly Street Services report: February 13 - 19, 2023

The Street Services Coordination Center is dedicated to assisting people experiencing homelessness and reducing the impacts of homelessness in Portland. We collect trash, evaluate health and safety risks, remove unsafe camps, provide shelter referrals and transportation to shelters.

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City Council rejects moving Transparency Advocate Charter Amendment to the May ballot

February 22, 2023

Updated Press release


Portland Parks & Recreation Removes Older Park Light Posts, Plans Replacement as Funding Allows

The Bureau is removing a portion of light poles in 12 City parks that have been identified as having structural anchoring issues that could pose life and safety hazards to the public.

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Fully charged! Electric vehicle policy updates

The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) has been working hard behind the scenes to help make electric vehicles (EV) more attainable and charging more accessible to all Portlanders. PBOT is bringing a proposal to City council to enable companies to install EV chargers in the public right-of-way.

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Cryptosporidium Monitoring Update

Detections from routine monitoring in the Bull Run. Customers do not need to take any additional precautions at this time.

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PAC - February 2023 Public Meetings Update

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PAC - February 2023 Public Meetings

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A Boat Tow Gone Wrong on a City Dock Cost Travis Nagels His Home and Taxpayers $10,000

Article from Willamette Week. February 01, 2023

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