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JOHS opens Arbor Lodge Winter Shelter

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beds inside a houseless shelter

Holiday Closure Notice: November 25th and 26th 2021

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Urban Forestry Holiday Closure on Thursday, November 25th and Friday November 26th 2021

Charter Commission October 2021 Update - Community Listening Sessions

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Follow Up Statement on FALL BMP Allocation for Benches in Green Space

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Proposed Administrative Rule for Lien Reduction Review Process

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The Bureau of Development Services seeks public comment on a proposed administrative rule for its Lien Reduction Review process for properties subject to potential enforcement action under the City's Property Maintenance code.

Give your views on improving erosion control during construction activity

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The City of Portland is updating its erosion control requirements to better manage soils and sediments on construction sites and reduce development impacts on the environment. Your ideas and suggestions on an early draft are welcome.
This photo illustrates measures taken to control erosion on a development site, notably the presence of hay and plastic sheeting to prevent the loss of dirt and sediment at a site.

Emergency Administrative Rule for Private-For-Hire Transportation - Vehicle Age Exemption

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120 day temporary exemption from age restrictions for vehicles that meet the requirements.

A safer, more accessible SE Hawthorne Boulevard just in time for the holidays

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For pedestrians, shopping, dining, and doing business on Hawthorne is now better than ever
A person uses the new pedestrian crossing with a concrete island and a new street light at SE Hawthorne Boulevard and SE 23rd Avenue, adjacent to Jam on Hawthorne cafe. Photo by PBOT.

Cryptosporidium Monitoring Update

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Detections from routine monitoring in the Bull Run. Customers do not need to take any additional precautions at this time.

Commissioner Hardesty Votes Yes on Fall BMP, Details Support and Concerns in Voting Statement

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Portland returns to Bull Run Water in less than 36 hours

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Groundwater system, skilled staff prevent water service disruption

Metro Approves Seven New Portland Projects for Affordable Housing Bond Funding

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Seven new Portland projects received full concept endorsement from Metro for funding from Metro’s Regional Affordable Housing Bond, bringing the city to 1,200+ units of affordable housing in the pipeline through the Metro Bond—or 83% of the goal set forth for Portland's allocation of the funds.

City Council unanimously adopts FY 2021-22 Fall Supplemental Budget

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Shop Small PDX

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This holiday season, we invite you to shop at local shops throughout the city.
Illustration of four people in a row all walking and rolling to the right of the frame. In big letters above the illustration it reads "shop small, shop now"

National Transgender Remembrance Day

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Portlanders can participate in Transgender Day of Remembrance by attending and/or organizing a vigil on Nov. 20 to honor transgender people whose lives were lost to anti-transgender violence.
An image of a tribute candle lit in a dark room

Portland Cleanup Resources

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The Bureau of Planning & Sustainability (BPS) has put together a comprehensive list identifying how Portlanders can report, organize, and remove unwanted trash in our city.
A group of people wearing green shirts and masks pick up trash in a park and place the trash into blue plastic bags

Mayor Wheeler encourages Portlanders to shop local

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Mayor continues push to encourage Portlanders to get holiday shopping done early, as part of ongoing “Here for Portland: Shop Small, Shop Now” campaign.
Mayor speaks at podium

Holiday garbage and recycling tips

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How to set out your holiday tree, tips for sorting common holiday waste, how to set out extra trash, and what to do in case of snow and ice.
An illustration showing a christmas tree with all of the decorations removed

11/16/21 Service Level Update: Permitting Delays

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Urban Forestry is experiencing an increased volume of permit applications. Turn-around time for permit issuance is extended to approximately 6 weeks from application intake.

Weekly campsite report: Nov. 8-14, 2021

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When community members report concerns about campsites, the Urban Camping Impact Reduction Program assesses each location, helps clean up trash and debris, and evaluates health and safety risks. See how the program served Portland this week.

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