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The COVID-19 Rent Relief Program was created to prevent evictions caused by the financial and health impacts of COVID-19. Funded by City of Portland CARES CRF funds, program delivery will be through a collaboration of PHB, partner organizations, Home Forward, and Multnomah County.
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Bull Run Treatment Project team members are enthusiastic about the positive results they're seeing from the first year of pilot testing. These results will be submitted to the Oregon Health Authority in November and will be used to help plan, design, and build the new filtration facility.
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Dave Demchak, Project Manager for the Argon Supply Tank delivery, shares how his team has adapted to Covid.
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Fish Biologist Burke Strobel shares how Covid has changed his workday.
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Water Treatment Operator Mona Rezaei shares what it's like to do her job during Covid-times.
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Laboratory Analytical Specialist Christina Cotnam shares how her work has changed during Covid.
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The Columbia South Shore Well Field supplements our abundant supply of water in the Bull Run Watershed. In the case of emergencies or extreme heat, it keeps Portland's supply of water consistent (and delicious).
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The Black Liberation Ride centers Black joy and cycling on the streets of Portland.
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A local distillery puts its production capacity to good use making hand sanitizers to help stop the spread of Covid-19.
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On Wednesday September 16, 2020 Portland City Council passed an ordinance that updates PCC Chapter 24.85, Seismic Design Requirements for Existing Buildings.
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The Bull Run Filtration Project will help keep Portland water clean, safe and delicious for generations to come.
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Local blacksmith Berkley Tack will help bring Mt. Tabor's historic fencing back to life.
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City investigation: Portland Coatings received over $1 million in construction contracts while posing as a woman-owned business. Owners have been fined $20,000 and suspended from performing business with the City for 3 years.
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Project promotes social equity, improves socio-economic opportunities for underserved and underrepresented communities
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Free and optional grant writing trainings available online. These trainings will assist nonprofits that are developing grant applications for PCEF's September 2020 funding round.
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As part of our ongoing efforts to engage community members, we hosted an online open house from Sept. 3-17 to invite feedback on initial design ideas for the future filtration facility and pipelines.
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