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Community and Economic Development bureaus under Commissioner Rubio to discuss findings and production strategy during July 25 City Council work session

The City of Portland is seeking candidates to serve as our next Creative Laureate.

Commissioner Carmen Rubio today announced a new partnership, led by Lewis & Clark College, to carry out a public engagement process related to the five toppled and/or removed monuments during the 2020 social justice uprising and the city’s public art decision making policies.  

We are serious about moving faster and more aggressively away from fossil fuels. But today’s decision isn’t enough. As the Planning and Sustainability Commissioner, I am committed to going further.

Investments respond to a variety of needs and opportunities across many sectors

After two years of work, the Bureau of Planning and Sustainability will bring its Shelter of Housing Continuum to the Council on March 17th. This schedule is intended to create space for the Council to fully understand both the proposal and the public’s feedback.

The Mayor’s proposed 2022-2023 budget will include nearly $2.4 million for climate work

We all believe in a Portland that is affordable, that is safe, with good jobs and good schools, where neighbors look out for one another, and everyone feels they belong. Getting there requires everyone, including leaders who are honest and transparent, and who listen. This is my commitment to you.

Plan is a framework for inclusive growth through advancing competitiveness, racial equity, and climate action.