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PSA: Report Bias Incidents and Crimes
Lieutenant Nathan Sheppard shares his personal experience with bias and encourages victims to report incidents. Be part of the solution by calling the Oregon Department of Justice bias hotline at 1-844-924-BIAS (1-844-924-2427).
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Jess Perlitz on OPB's Think Out Loud
OPB interviews Jess Perlitz to discuss the recently presented report by the Portland Monuments and Engagement Committee.
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Three ways to stop being 'irrigated' by water waste
Celebrate Smart Irrigation Month this July by using smart, water-efficient technologies that help save money and reduce water waste.
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PSA: Concerning Trend of Fentanyl Overdoses Involving Young Children
Three young children have recently overdosed on fentanyl. Fentanyl is a powerful synthetic opioid that can be deadly, even in small doses. It is often mistaken for candy by young children.
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Urban Forestry Career Coach—Tree Planting Specialist
With the demands of climate change, urban forestry is a growth industry. As such, we want to help grow the next generation of urban forestry professionals. Learn about the skills needed to serve as Tree Planting Specialist.
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Urban Forestry Career Coach—Arborist I–IV Positions
Careers in urban forestry are on the rise. We want to help grow the next generation of urban forestry professionals. Learn about the skills needed to serve in Arborist I–IV positions at Urban Forestry.
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Urban Forestry Career Coach—Tree Inspector (Code Compliance)
With the growing effects of climate change on our cities, urban forestry is a growth industry. We want to help grow the next generation of urban forestry professionals. Learn about the skills needed to serve as Tree Inspector (Code Compliance).
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Portland Police is Hiring
🚨PPB is #hiring🚨 Feeling the need to focus on a new life chapter? A six-figure law enforcement career with a $5,000 signing bonus in Oregon’s largest city is available. 🤩🌆
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How 9-1-1 Works: A Guide from the Portland Police Bureau
If you ever face an emergency and need to call 9-1-1, do you know what to expect? In this blog post, we will explain how the 9-1-1 system works and how we respond to your calls.
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Tilia Trees in Portland, Aphids, and Pesticide Advisory
Tilia is an important tree in Portland’s urban forest. They are adaptable trees that can thrive in a variety of conditions. However, many varieties are susceptible to aphids. There is an Oregon Pesticides Advisory about the use of noenicitinoid insecticides on Tilia trees.
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Historic Preservation Celebrates Portland’s Places of Pride
The LGBTQ+ Historic Sites Project will participate in Portland Waterfront Pride Festival, inviting people to share their stories and experiences.
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Report: Public Engagement with Portland's Monuments and Memorials
The report from a committee convened by Lewis & Clark College includes recommendations for how the City should evaluate current and future monuments.
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Office of Violence Prevention: American Rescue Plan Beneficiary Application 2023
The City of Portland is providing funds from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA) to support small and emerging violence prevention/pro-social programs run by individuals, groups, and organizations.
This support is for BIPOC Communities affected by Covid-19 and Gun Violence.
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Portland Monuments Project moves forward with support from the Mellon Foundation
The $350,000 grant award is part of the Mellon Foundation's $250 million initiative to foster a more complete telling of who we are as a nation.
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Western Redcedar Dieback
Researchers in Oregon and Washington are sounding the alarm about Western redcedar decline. There is some hope for the future of Western redcedar in western Oregon. Trees growing in wet areas, northern-facing slopes, and other places with plenty of water show less damage from heat and drought.
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Columbia Sportswear Employee Store Invitation
City of Portland Employees are invited to visit the Columbia Employee Store August 25 - September 17, 2023
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