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Plan for major delays. More at i5rosequarter.org. Visit Shift Your Trip to keep Portland moving.
Plan for major delays. More at i5rosequarter.org. Visit Shift Your Trip to keep Portland moving.
PCCEP members have a unique opportunity to make an impact and have their voices heard around equitable policing policy. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and reviewed monthly, for current and upcoming vacancies.
Closed captioning during meetings is available in 35 languages. To request language or deaf/hearing impaired interpretation services, send an email request to pccepinfo@portlandoregon.gov at least 1 week before the meeting.
Join PCCEP's for a Community Engagement Subcommittee Meeting, Wednesday, September 16th, 6-8PM. For more information, visit the event page PCCEP Community Engagement Subcommittee Meeting 9.16.26 | Portland.gov
On April 11, Portlanders can learn about the upcoming police union contract and share their perspectives. The event includes a bargaining overview, facilitated roundtables, and opportunities for community input to help inform negotiations and policing policies.
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By putting PCCEP in city code, Portland would continue the committee’s work to advance equitable policing, meaningful community engagement and community trust.
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