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City Council Live sessions, agendas, and archives. Construction Projects Building, transportation, maintenance, and sewer projects. Find a Park Parks, facilities, and reservations.
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The City of Portland ensures meaningful access to City programs, services, and activities to comply with Civil Rights Title VI and ADA Title II laws and reasonably provides: translation, interpretation, modifications, accommodations, alternative formats, auxiliary aids and services.
City Government - Portland.gov
In 2025, the City of Portland is phasing out its commission form of government. Going forward, the city council will set policy and the mayor will oversee city business with the help of a city administrator. Learn more about the transition. City Council
City Government and Leadership | Portland.gov
Learn how the City of Portland delivers services, passes laws and solves problems. Meet city leaders and get in touch. Portlanders rely on city government every day to operate parks, fix potholes, fight fires, provide clean drinking water – and much more.
Start Guide: How to get a permit - Portland.gov
Getting a permit in Portland involves several steps, from researching a property to getting your approved plans for inspections. You will submit most permit applications online through DevHub. Follow these general guidelines when applying for a permit that requires plans.
Jobs and Internships - Portland.gov
Employment and internship opportunities throughout City of Portland bureaus and programs.
Report a Code Violation - Portland.gov
Report code violations like construction work without permits, empty homes, unpermitted businesses or disabled vehicles on private property. File complaints about property maintenance danger or nuisances, zoning violations and more to the City of Portland. Check the status of a reported violation.
Public Works - Portland.gov
Public Works provides clean drinking water, reliable sewer and stormwater management, and keeps our transportation system safe and accessible so people can get where they need to go. We also prepare for the impacts of climate change, …
Portland welcomes Keith Wilson as presumptive first mayor …
2024年11月8日 · City leaders have reached out to congratulate presumptive Mayor Keith Wilson, who led his opponents by a wide margin Friday in Portland’s first ranked-choice election. Wilson, the CEO of a trucking company known for its green fleet, focused his campaign on ending unsheltered homelessness.
Public Safety - Portland.gov
Along with traditional public safety pieces like the Portland Police Bureau, Portland Fire & Rescue and the Bureau of Emergency Communications, the PSSA also includes the Bureau of Emergency Management, the Office of Violence Prevention and Portland Street Response.