Passed · 11–0
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Vote register entry for 2026-307: Create new non-represented classification of City Data and Privacy Officer and establish a compensation range for this classification
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Official community impact statementThere is no direct cost to create the new classification.The City Data and Privacy Officer has a range of $150,550.40 annual full time to $218,296.00 annual full time. It is recommended that ongoing funding be incorporated into the City's General Fund overhead allocation model. This approach aligns the CDPO with other centralized compliance and oversight functions, such as accounting and human resources, and ensures a stable, sustainable funding structure that distributes costs equitably across bureaus.
Official financial impact statementVote register entry for 2026-307: Create new non-represented classification of City Data and Privacy Officer and establish a compensation range for this classification
Official title: Create new non-represented classification of City Data and Privacy Officer and establish a compensation range for this classification
Ordinance 192219Final official action · Portland.govThe City of Portland ordains.Section 1. The Council finds:In accordance with the policies established by the City Council based on a classification and compensation review, the Bureau of Human Resources is creating one new non-represented classification and establishing a compensation rate, effective upon passage by Council.NOW, THEREFORE, the Council directs:The following classification is being created:Job ClassPay RangeCity Data and Privacy OfficerAnnual Effective upon ratification: $150,550.40 - $218,296.00Hourly Effective upon ratification: $72.38 - $104.95The classification for a manager of this unit is unique to the market as reviewed through a targeted market study identifying other classifications with functional alignment similar to this new role from existing public sector benchmarks reviewed across a range of cities, counties and state jurisdictions. The classification scope is determined to fit between the City's existing Manager II and Manager III job classes.
Passed to second reading September 16, 2026 at 6:00 pm
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Passed to second reading on September 9, 2026 by City Council
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Referred to City Council by Council President
Referred to City Council by Council President
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