What is Portland deciding about discussion on Mayor’s Proposed Budget related to climate, resilience, land use, and parks?
This presentation concerns discussion on Mayor’s Proposed Budget related to climate, resilience, land use, and parks.
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This presentation concerns discussion on Mayor’s Proposed Budget related to climate, resilience, land use, and parks.
This presentation concerns discussion on the Mayor’s Proposed Budget for community and public safety.
This presentation concerns discussion on Mayor’s Proposed Budget related to homelessness and housing.
This presentation concerns budget Overviews: City Administrator and Assistant City Administrator Office, City Operations, and Budget & Finance.
This presentation concerns discussion on Mayor’s Proposed Budget related to transportation and infrastructure.
This presentation concerns insights Survey and Budget Listening Session presentation.
The proposal would appoint Matthew Sanchez and Vesla Lee to the Urban Forestry Commission for terms to end March 31, 2029.
This report concerns confirm appointments and alternates to the City Sustainability and Climate Commission.
This report concerns council convenes as Prosper Portland Budget Committee to receive the Prosper Portland FY 2025-26 Proposed Budget and hold a public hearing.
The proposal would approve Council Minutes for April 2-23, 2025.
This public communication concerns public Comment.
This emergency ordinance concerns pay settlement of Meghan Opbroek bodily injury lawsuit for the sum of $375,000 involving the Portland Police Bureau.
This presentation concerns may 7, 2025 City Administrator Report.
The proposal would authorize revenue bonds in an amount sufficient to provide not more than $80 million to finance curb, ramp and street improvement projects.
This emergency ordinance concerns pay settlement of Joseph Johnson civil rights lawsuit for the sum of $100,000 involving the Portland Police Bureau.
The proposal would direct Bureau of Transportation to construct and maintain sidewalks while addressing pavement maintenance deficiencies throughout Portland, improving safety and accessibility for all residents through the…
This ordinance concerns add Sustainability and Climate Commission Code (add Code Chapter 3.136 and amend Code Chapter 3.33).
This presentation concerns general Fund Contingency and General Reserve Fund Policies.
This presentation concerns discussion about scope of work for HR&A Portland City Council Transition Roadmap.
This presentation concerns prosper Portland discussion.