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New signals coming to the Hawthorne Bridge ramp; improvements on SW Naito continue on schedule
Traffic Advisory
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Completion of long-awaited improvements will require full and partial closures of the Hawthorne Bridge this May
A Letter to My Community
Press Release
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May 13th, 2021 - Budget Vote Statement
News Article
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The City of Portland has implemented open data since 2009. Our latest progress in open data facilitates collaboration and building digital services for a 21st century organization. Six open data principles can guide City bureaus to implement their own open data strategies.
Commissioner Rubio Statement on Portland Street Response
Press Release
Published
Portlanders have resoundingly told Council that they need us to work together to meet Portland’s challenges. And where we fall short or lack paths forward to meet an urgent need, it is our job to create them.
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Joint Statement from Commissioner-in-Charge Jo Ann Hardesty and Director Suk Rhee Announcing that May 14, 2021 will be Director Rhee's Last Day with the City of Portland
March Against Murder
Newsletter
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May 22, 2021 |1:00pm - 4:00pm | Meet at Peninsula Park and march to Woodlawn Park
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Includes links to the ordinance and supporting documents, exhibits, and findings.
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More than 50 people testify on updates to Portland’s design review process and program; written testimony remains open until 5 pm on Friday, May 14, 2021.
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This is a one-year follow-up to our 2019 report, "Cleanups of Homeless Camps: Improved Communications and Data Needed."
Commissioner Hardesty's Portland Street Response Statement in Advance of Thursday's Budget Vote
News Article
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Prosper Portland’s Small Business Relief Fund provided a lifeline during the early days of the pandemic. Staff successfully delivered dollars to struggling businesses but in haste, short-changed program integrity. We make recommendations for building a stronger program the next time disaster strikes
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Prosper Portland’s Small Business Relief Fund provided a lifeline during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. But in the rush to get funds to businesses, some normal grant safeguards were shortchanged.
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Homelessness and Urban Camping Impact Reduction Program staff worked with the Emergency Coordination Center to set up three outdoor emergency shelters during the pandemic - and learned many lessons along the way.
City of Portland and Portland Peace Team Holding De-Escalation Trainings With a Focus on Peaceful Protest
Press Release
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Portland Peace Team is partnering with the City of Portland to hold seven free two-hour training sessions on de-escalation and peacekeeping this spring and summer
Joint Statement on Portland Street Response from Mayor Wheeler and Commissioners Mapps and Ryan
Press Release
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Mayor Ted Wheeler, Commissioner Dan Ryan, and Commissioner Mingus Mapps comment on funding the Portland Street Response pilot program
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Code amendments regarding the life of building and other permits effective May 7, 2021
Public Notice
Updated
City Council adopted City Code amendments relating to permit extensions, abandonment, expiration, reactivations and voiding. The amendments apply to building, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, and sign permits, as well as amendments specific to wireless facility permits.
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