Official first
Portland.gov records are the factual foundation. Council OS distinguishes official facts from normalization, calculation, and analysis.
Council OS is designed so every signal can be traced to inputs, rules, and official sources.
Portland.gov records are the factual foundation. Council OS distinguishes official facts from normalization, calculation, and analysis.
Missing public information is labeled as unavailable or unable to determine. Absence is never silently converted into certainty.
Decision readiness checks whether decision-relevant information is present. It never recommends a yes or no vote.
Every observed page and document version is preserved by content hash so prior public states can be reconstructed.
The complete-record view begins January 1, 2025. It reconciles both current and completed indexes instead of treating the active index as the whole legislative record.
Agenda-level motions and roll calls remain distinct from Portland’s document-level vote register. The latter is a cross-check, not a substitute for meeting context.
Introducer, official text, attendance, agenda linkage, motion, amendment, and vote coverage are published on the data-health page.
Matter overview, current pipeline, appearances, final disposition, and append-only timeline.
Normalized sponsor records and agenda-derived motion attribution link to person profiles.
Motion-level votes come from agenda pages; the official vote register cross-checks document-level positions.
Published amendment motions and official source versions are preserved. Unpublished drafting changes cannot be reconstructed.
Official impact statements plus visibly labeled keyword-extracted amounts; no amount is invented.
Deterministic, source-linked passages are grouped by category; missing categories say not found.
Official directions and commitments are extracted verbatim and connected to the matter.
Full-record search covers active and completed matters in the new-government period.
Person profiles aggregate only named official records.
Agenda pages do not publish complete speaker-attributed transcripts. Council OS does not infer this from video.
Directions are tracked, but verified outcome monitoring requires later reports or operational integrations.