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Commissioners will discuss watershed health, recreation, and urban design at the May 12 PSC work session.

In light of the impacts of COVID-19 on business operations, the Bureau of Planning and Sustainability is further extending the deadline for reporting annual commercial building energy performance to July 22, 2020.

Documents summarize public feedback by themes and offer potential actions that could be taken by the City to address the climate emergency.

(May 1, 2020) The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) advises the traveling public to expect potentially high traffic congestion near the Lloyd Center Mall on Monday, May 4, as the Salvation Army conducts its first food box giveaway at that location.

Week two of Building Safety Month 2020 is Water Safety. We've teamed up with the Portland Water Bureau to learn about bacteria growth in still waters. We'll also share some plumbing and water heater maintenance tips.

Lieutenant Tina Jones interviews Director Bob Cozzie from the Portland Bureau of Emergency Communications, Fire Marshal AJ Jackson from Portland Fire and Rescue, and has a conversation with Chief Jami Resch.

May 2020 to November 2017 updates to the project's design.

Resiliency and fiscal responsibility in the midst of a pandemic.

For our May event, we are going virtual!

Mayor Wheeler and Commissioner Eudaly’s offices, BPS and PBOT share important information about upcoming City Council public hearings for Expanding Opportunities for Affordable Housing, Central City 2035, Residential Infill Project and Expiration Date Extension Project.

City Council to hear public testimony on amendments to the RIP proposals during a virtual meeting on June 3

Joint effort by the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT), Portland Fire & Rescue, the Portland Police Bureau and Multnomah County to improve wayfinding, 9-1-1 dispatching and emergency response

On May 1, 2020, the area of Southwest Portland between SW Naito Parkway and the Willamette River will become South Portland. Along with Southwest, Northwest, North, Northeast and Southeast, the new South Portland will become Portland's Sixth Sextant.