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Official page for the City of Portland. Keep up with news about programs, services, free events and people from across Portland. Portland.gov/Disclaimer
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City of Portland, OR @PortlandGov
A little rain can’t dampen Portland’s holiday spirit! Today, the city welcomed the annual holiday tree at @thesquarepdx to kick off the activations and events happening between mid-Nov. and Dec. 31. Enjoy free parking on Nov. 28 for Small Business Saturday at all five SmartPark locations, courtesy of PBOT.

Learn more at downtownportland.org/downtown-for-t… and portland.gov/transportation…
City of Portland, OR @PortlandGov
The @TIME 100 Climate list highlights leaders from around the world who are driving business and policy climate action. Sam Baraso is one of very few local leaders on the list, underscoring PCEF as a blueprint for major local impact and model for other cities.

Visit the City’s website to read the full story.
Portland.gov/PCEFTime100

#Portland #PCEF #Time100 #Time100Climate #ClimateAction #CleanEnergy
City of Portland, OR @PortlandGov
The City of Portland Professional Workers (CPPW) began a strike Monday, Nov. 9, following a Sunday mediation session that did not result in an agreement with the City of Portland.

CPPW represents about 800 of the City's 7,500 workers and is one of 17 of the City's bargaining units. Members work across nearly every part of city government, from coordinating programs and analyzing policy and data to managing finances, communicating with the public and supporting City operations.

The City has plans in place to maintain critical public safety, infrastructure and other services Portlanders rely on. City leaders remain committed to reaching an agreement with CPPW and will continue working toward a resolution that is fair to employees, sustainable for the City, and responsible to taxpayers.

Learn more at Portland.gov/Strike