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PGE’s Community Advisory Councils
The community’s voice in helping power Oregon’s energy future. PGE’s regional Community Advisory Councils (CACs) serve as a collaborative space between PGE and communities we serve. CACs meet on a quarterly or as needed basis and are a forum for community members to better understand and provide feedback and input on PGE projects within the…
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Announcing the 2027-2028 Multnomah County Charter Review!
Dear Neighborhood Groups, My name is Amara Pérez and I am the director of Multnomah County’s Office of Community Involvement (OCI). I am excited to announce the upcoming County Charter Review Process – an important opportunity that happens every six years. As a community partner, you are uniquely positioned to help us spread the word. …
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June Micro Grants Available!
D4C has $7,293 available for fast-turnaround micro grants for community-based organizations serving Portland’s 4th District. Organizations may request $300–$749 for small, ready-to-go projects that build community, support underrepresented communities, improve outreach, promote resilience, or care for the local environment. Additionally, projects that have occurred in 2026 that would have been eligible can apply retroactively. Applications…
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Budget Listening Sessions
Make your voice heard Give us your feedbackEncuentre información sobre el evento en español. Join your neighbors at a budget listening session A series of four in‑district community listening sessions will help shape the City of Portland’s future budget. These in‑person events give community members a chance to learn about the budget and share what…
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Help shape Portland’s 9-1-1 services—join the BOEC User Board
The BOEC User Board is a group made up of government officials, first responder partner agencies, and community members who come together to make guiding recommendations about public safety topics related to 9-1-1. Published April 3, 2026 1:20 pm Serve your community in a meaningful way by joining the BOEC User Board. Work alongside public…
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Save the date: Firewise Training on April 30th @ 2pm
Every year, devastating wildfires burn across the United States. At the same time, a growing number of people are living where wildfires are a real risk. While these fires will continue to happen, there are things you can do to protect your home and neighborhood as well as your family’s safety. The Firewise USA® program is here to…
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Pedestrian Advisory Committee
The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) will be holding the Pedestrian Advisory Committee meeting on Tuesday, April 21 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. via Zoom. Register in advance for this webinar. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. Register on Zoom Meeting agenda A PDF version of the agenda can…
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Community Conversation on the Portland Police Union Contract
Community Conversation on thePortland Police Union ContractSaturday, April 11th from 12-2pmat Matt Dishman Community Center Event Page Please join us for a Community Conversation on the Portland Police Union Contract, which will take place on Saturday, April 11 from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Matt Dishman Community Center.This event is co-hosted by the Portland…
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Portland Parks Preschool Applications Open Today!
Apply For Portland Parks Preschool:April 1 through April 30Portland Parks & Recreation is excited to share that applications for Portland Parks Preschool for the 2026–2027 school year will be open today and are available through April 30.Our preschool programs provide a welcoming, play-based learning environment where children build social skills, confidence, creativity, and a love of…
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Police Accountability: OCPA Director Listening Session with Motus
The City of Portland, in partnership with Motus Recruiting, is inviting you to participate in an upcoming listening session as we begin the search for the City’s next Office of Community-based Police Accountability Director. You are invited to participate in an upcoming listening session to help inform the selection of the next Director of the…
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Announcing the 2027-2028 Multnomah County Charter Review!
Dear Neighborhood Groups, My name is Amara Pérez and I am the director of Multnomah County’s Office of Community Involvement (OCI). I am excited to announce the upcoming County Charter Review Process – an important opportunity that happens every six years. As a community partner, you are uniquely positioned to help us spread the word.
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Budget Listening Sessions
Make your voice heard Give us your feedbackEncuentre información sobre el evento en español. Join your neighbors at a budget listening session A series of four in‑district community listening sessions will help shape the City of Portland’s future budget. These in‑person events give community members a chance to learn about the budget and share what
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Join a City Budget Open House
Join your neighbors and fellow community members for a drop-in budget planning open house and be part of the conversation about Portland’s future. I’ll be there alongside our district councilors and City Administrator Raymond Lee to listen, connect, and hear what matters most to you.These open houses are being held across all four districts and are a
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Uniquely Portland Event Grant
The Prosper Portland Office of Events and Film is excited to offer a new grant opportunity designed to celebrate what makes our city one-of-a-kind! This grant supports events that showcase Portland’s vibrant communities while bringing people together in the heart of our central city and neighborhood business districts. Awards will range from $500 to
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BPS Long-range Planning Project Updates – March 2026
A monthly newsletter of BPS’s active long-range land use planning work in the City of Portland. Please see the monthly update for more details, including links to project websites with contact information.Want to know more? Subscribe to BPS E-news or other project and program updates. Read the March 2026 newsletter March 2026 highlights Affordable Housing Opportunities Project (AHOP) unanimously
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City Club of Portland hosts District 4 Councilors on February 17th
The City Club of Portland is so excited to be hosting this event and we hope you’ll join us — and help spread the word through your social media, newsletters, and community networks. We’re thrilled host District 4 with City Councilors Olivia Clark, Mitch Green, and Eric Zimmerman on Tuesday, February 17, from 6:00–7:30 pm
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City Launches FY 26-27 Budget Learning Session
FY 2026-27 Budget Development On December 16, 2025, the City Economist released the General Fund Forecast for FY 2026-27, an important early step in the City’s annual budget development process. This provides an initial estimate of expected General Fund revenues and expenditures for the budget year that begins July 1. Read more. News Article Planning for
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Grants Update!
Nature in Neighborhoods grants available Capital Grants Across greater Portland, Nature in Neighborhoods capital grants help fund projects to improve water and air quality, fish and wildlife habitat, and access to nature by all residents. The Nature in Neighborhoods Capital Grants metro-wide program will provide up to $7 million for capital projects throughout the
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Making memories with ZooLights!
With a ticket for admission to ZooLights, you get a free ride to and from the Oregon Zoo! Your ZooLights ticket is valid proof of fare on TriMet, as well as the Portland Streetcar, for up to two hours before and after ZooLights on your day of entry. TriMet is proud to partner with the
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Important Update: Possible Delay in November SNAP Benefits
On October 20, Governor Kotek announced that if the federal government shutdown continues, the Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) may be forced to delay issuing November Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. We know this is difficult news, and many Oregonians are understandably worried about how a shutdown could affect food assistance. This office and
