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As we invest in the Bull Run Treatment Projects, we're committed to keeping water affordable by taking advantage of low-interest rate financing, managing costs closely, and offering assistance to customers who could use help paying their bill.
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Anna Buckley, Water Resources Program Coordinator, assesses the health of streams in the Bull Run Watershed. Culverts, the pipes that channel natural streams and roadside ditches under roads, are Buckley’s major point of emphasis.
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PWB Fish Biologist Burke Strobel takes us on his annual midnight journey to count the cutthroat trout in Bull Run Lake.
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Detections from routine monitoring in the Bull Run. Customers do not need to take any additional precautions at this time.
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Highlighting Portland's small businesses as they work through the COVID-19 pandemic
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Detections from routine monitoring in the Bull Run. Customers do not need to take any additional precautions at this time.
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Different types of forests require different approaches to managing wildfire risk.
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Detections from routine monitoring in the Bull Run. Customers do not need to take any additional precautions at this time.
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Want to know how to take care of your home plumbing? What to do if you live in a floodplain? Who you can call if you're having trouble paying your bill? It's all in this edition of your quarterly newsletter from the Portland Water Bureau and the Bureau of Environmental Services.
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How our Supply System Master Plan leans into uncertainty to prepare for different events that could impact our water system.
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How analysis of climate trends informs our management of the Bull Run Watershed and the water system as a whole.
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Barred and spotted owls are in an unequal match-up as they vie for the same land, food, and nesting habitat to raise their young. And the invasive barred owls are winning, thanks to a few important advantages.
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Building resiliency against climate change is a key element of our 5-year Strategic Plan.
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An innovative program helps save low-income customers money while reducing water use at the same time.
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