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ALT Image of the City of Portland Skyline with clouds over the building and the sun shining through. It's a new day in Portland City of Portland seal
ALT Image showing new city organizational structure. Legislative: City Council District 1 City Council District 2 City Council District 3 City Council District 4 Executive Level: Mayor City Administrator Operations: Budget & Finance City Operations Community & Economic Development Public Safety Vibrant Communities Public Works Oversight: City Auditor
ALT Michael Jordan City Administrator Image of Michael Jordan Accountable for all City operations Reports to the mayor Responsible for Citywide approaches to communications, engagement, equity and sustainability Mike is... a lifelong Oregonian, longtime leader, onetime baseball player - and a public servant at heart.
ALT Together we will... - Deliver excellent services for all Portlanders - Demonstrate transparency and accountability - Provide the leadership Portland needs to met our biggest challenges and create a bright future
ALT Image of Adam Becenti, Tribal Relations Manager and the four people who provided testimony at during the City Council MMIR Proclamation Tribal Relations May 5, 2024 is proclaimed to be Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives Day of Awareness by Portland City Council Portland.gov/OGR/Tribal-Relations MMIR PDX logo City of Portland seal
ALT PDX MMIR 2024 Local Week of Action Activities coordinated by the PDX MMIR Committee representing FGC, NAYA, NWI, Metro, Multnomah County Health Department, Prismid Sanctuary, City of Portland and caring community member. Visit Portland.gov/OGR/Tribal-Relations/MMIR for a full list of events.
ALT Image of the Portland sign outside Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall City Programs and Services 2024 State Legislative Report released by Office of Government Relations The City of Portland saw major policy changes and investments made by the legislature to address community safety, behavioral health, housing, homelessness, and economic development issues. City of Portland seal
ALT Image of Oregon State Capital Arrow with $7.1 million in text (showing money moving) Image of City of Portland Economy and Business Portland secures $7.1 million in federal funding to advance priority projects Investments include safety upgrades on Southeast 112th Avenue, affordable housing on Babur Boulevard, police-worn body cameras, parks lighting, and more. Portland.gov/News City of Portland seal
ALT Congresswoman Bonamici stands with a group of firefighters from Portland Fire and Rescue's Station 1.
ALT Congresswoman Bonamici speaks with a member of PF&R's Station 1 during a ride-along.
ALT Image of a paint brush in yellow paint, on top of a yellow concrete slap, with a person's arm in the background appearing to paint. Employment Opportunities as of October 09, 2023 New job openings at the City of Portland Apply today at Portland.gov/jobs
ALT Employment Opportunities as of October 09, 2023 New Job Openings at the City of Portland #WeArePortland New job postings: - Analyst II–CPPW - Botanic Technician I - Constituent Relations Coordinator II - Maintenance & Construction Program Support, CSA II - Nature Educator, Ages 20 , CSA II Apply today at Portland.gov/jobs
ALT Employment Opportunities as of October 09, 2023 New Job Openings at the City of Portland #WeArePortland New job postings: - Painter - Planting Program Supervisor II - RDPO Program Specialist, Administrative Specialist I–CPPW - State Associate, Government Relations Specialist I Apply today at Portland.gov/jobs
ALT Employment Opportunities as of October 09, 2023 New Job Openings at the City of Portland #WeArePortland New job postings: - Teen Services Recreation Leader, Recreation Leader-FT-Teen - Training and Development Program Assistant, CSA II - Tree Planting Technology and Procurement Coordinator III–CPPW - Water Distribution Worker Trainee Apply today at Portland.gov/jobs
ALT City Programs and Services Calling community organizers, leaders and connectors to apply for Smart City PDX RFQ Apply by this Thursday, September 14, at 5pm
ALT Smart City PDX Request for Qualifications The Smart City PDX team is in search of three Community Leads to partner with City of Portland staff to bring community wisdom into their data justice work. As a Community Lead, you bring your community's vision of justice and are ready to merge it with what you will learn about the City's data governance and storytelling practices. Submit your application by September 14, 2023 at 5pm to admin@alyshiamacaysa.com SmartCityPDX.com
ALT Congresswoman Bonamici stands next to a map on an easel as she speaks to a crowd gathered under a bridge adjacent to railroad tracks in the Central Eastside.
ALT View of the side of the CORE PDX building which includes the side-entry door on the left and colorful mural with flowers, trees, and varying shapes on the right appears behind a few newly planted trees sprinkled along the sidewalk next to the building.
ALT Prepare for severe heat this week. @NWS is forecasting extreme heat, starting today through Thursday, August 17; Monday and Tuesday temperatures are expected to be the hottest, reaching over 100 degrees °F. Find help for when it's hot at Multco.us/Hot (@multco)
ALT Emergency Declaration: Heat Advisory Hydrate, stay cool, check on family, pets, and neighbors! Find more information about misting stations, splash pads, and other City of Portland heat safety resources by visiting Portland.gov/Heat
ALT Summer burn ban for all areas of Multnomah County to begin Friday, June 16, 2023, which will be implemented in phases over the next couple weeks. Dates may change due to worsening weather: June 16, 2023 – ban begins with backyard burning. June 30, 2023 – last day for agricultural burning and permitted open burning. July 6, 2023 – complete burn ban. The complete burn ban will remain in effect until further notice.