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Construction begins Tuesday, March 30 and will last approximately three months.
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Commissioners signal that temporary shelters will not be permitted in natural areas and parks.
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The pilot program is being launched to safely dispose of human waste and wastewater from RVs on city streets and prevent environmental contamination
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For Humberto Piedra-Ruiz, his work as a civil engineer for the Bull Run Treatment Projects is more than a job. It’s an opportunity to ensure access to clean, reliable water for his daughter and our whole community for generations to come.
Shelter to Housing Updates
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City Council will hold a public hearing on March 17th, before the City’s housing emergency expires.
Community Safety Neighbors Together Trainings
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The Neighbors Together program provides opportunities for community members to build relationships with each other and get training on a variety of safety-related situations.
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Nearly 200 community members answered an online questionnaire about the Discussion Draft; results helping staff refine the draft plan before releasing a Proposed Draft for Planning and Sustainability Commission consideration.
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The New Portlander Policy Commission mourns the senseless March 16, 2021 killings motivated by hate, and we wish to express our deep condolences to the families of the victims of this violence.
Response to Building Permit Review audit
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Read the response from Commissioner Dan Ryan and the director of the Bureau of Development Services in response to the March 2021 audit on the city’s permitting processes.
Civic Life is Hiring a Disability Coordinator
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The City of Portland’s Office of Community and Civic Life is seeking a Disability Coordinator to join our Disability Program team.
MYC Recruiting New Members!
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The Multnomah Youth Commission (MYC) is current looking for youth who represent the cross-section of demographics, identities, and experiences of all young people in our community.
Immigrant Eligibility for Programs during COVID-19
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On March 9, the federal government dropped the Trump Administration lawsuits defending the 2019 changes to the long-standing “public charge” test.
Dasheeda Dawson on Disrupted
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Dawson spoke with Connecticut Public Radio (WNPR) show Disrupted about equity in the cannabis industry.
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Civic Life conveys our sympathy for the lives lost on March 16 as a gunman shot eight people in the metropolitan area of Atlanta and we express our solidarity with everyone speaking out against the violence and racism inflicted against Asian and Pacific Islander communities.
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Building Permit Review Audit
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Getting a building permit in Portland can be a frustratingly slow process. Delays can affect the economy and motivate property owners to skirt the permitting system altogether. Our audit recommends ways to address persistent problems as the City strives for economic recovery from COVID-19.
Director Andrea Durbin reflects on the past year
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Through it all, the work and commitment continue.
Members of the public needed to enhance Portland’s cultural and historic legacies; apply by April 15
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The City of Portland is seeking applications for an at-large member of the public to serve a four-year term on the Historic Landmarks Commission. The deadline to apply is Thursday, April 15.
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