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Ordinance2026-326Public works
Full Council decision still pending

Should Portland amend Pay and Park and Non-Pay Private Parking Facilities Code to strengthen compliance and public notice requirements and update program fees (amend…

The proposal would amend Pay and Park and Non-Pay Private Parking Facilities Code to strengthen compliance and public notice requirements and update program fees (amend Code Chapter 7.25).

Latest action: Sep 27, 2026 Introduced by Councilor Steve NovickRevenue Division 5 source files
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Ordinance2026-332Public works
Scheduled for consideration

Should Portland amend Prohibited Conduct Code to update ejections and exclusions for drug possession, weapon possession, and abuse in parks (amend Code Chapter 20.12)?

The proposal would amend Prohibited Conduct Code to update ejections and exclusions for drug possession, weapon possession, and abuse in parks (amend Code Chapter 20.12).

Latest action: Sep 27, 2026 Introduced by Councilor Eric ZimmermanParks & RecreationPolice 2 source files
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Ordinance2026-333Public works
Full Council decision still pending

Should Portland approve the findings to authorize exemption to the competitive bidding requirements and authorize competitive solicitation for the use of the…

The proposal would approve the findings to authorize exemption to the competitive bidding requirements and authorize competitive solicitation for the use of the alternative contracting method of a Construction Manager/General…

Latest action: Sep 27, 2026 Introduced by Mayor Keith WilsonTransportation 3 source files
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Emergency ordinance2026-339Public works
Final Council action complete

What is Portland deciding about pay settlement of Joseph Rios bodily injury lawsuit in the sum of $125,000 resulting from a bicycle crash involving Portland Bureau of…

This emergency ordinance concerns pay settlement of Joseph Rios bodily injury lawsuit in the sum of $125,000 resulting from a bicycle crash involving Portland Bureau of Transportation.

Final action: Sep 23, 2026 Introduced by Mayor Keith WilsonRisk Management 1 source file
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