Portland and the federal government

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Government Transition Advisory Committee

Advisory group
Fifteen community members on the Government Transition Advisory Committee will ensure that charter amendments approved by voters in November 2022 are implemented effectively and efficiently, following the City of Portland’s core values.
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Government Transition Advisory Committee Overview

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Meet the Government Transition Advisory Committee

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Engage with the transition

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Districts & Council Operations Subcommittee

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Voter and Candidate Education & Outreach Subcommittee

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Frequently Asked Questions: Government Transition

Related offices, programs, and projects

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City of Portland Transition Project

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Advisory Bodies Program

Past meetings and hearings

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