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Portland rolls out basic sidewalk cleaning service

Portland announces a basic sidewalk cleaning service along major business corridors and other high-impact areas. Crews on trikes and trucks clean up trash and biohazards from the sidewalks in busy locations so people can go to school, get to work, go shopping and keep appointments.

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DIY Skatepark Brings Jolt of Energy to Old Town

A scrappy band of Portland skaters have turned a derelict parking lot into the vibrant Q-Side skatepark, with a helping hand from the city’s Public Environment Management Office (PEMO).

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Meet the Problem Solver

Anne Hill runs the Problem Solvers, a small but mighty team working to make Portland’s public spaces safer and friendlier by solving problems, one block at a time. As director of the Public Environmental Management Office (PEMO), she focuses on keeping business districts vibrant and fun.

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PEMO Unveils New Wayfinding Project at Downtown SmartPark Garage

Collaboration with PBOT and local stakeholder groups was key in project to enhance navigation and promote building tenants.

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Public Environment Management Office and Partners Introduce Travel Portland ‘Near Me Now’ Sidewalk Clings

The project aims to enhance exploration of the Central City.

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Mural Project Kicks Off Across Portland in Collaboration with PEMO, PSAA

With the aim of neighborhood activation and supporting local artists, four murals have been completed across various neighborhoods, with more planned.

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PEMO and Director Leon are honored at 1st Annual City of Portland Procurement Day

Their commitment to diversity and inclusivity in city contracting was highlighted by Mayor Ted Wheeler

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PEMO Staff Participate in ‘We Believe in Portland’ Community Cleanup Event

The first event brought 500 people from over 100 organizations to Downtown Portland

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