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    City of Portland, OR
    @PortlandGov
    19h
    Kathy was at the end of her rope. She’d been living on the streets of Portland for six years, huddling in tents and sleeping bags, struggling with trauma and and grief. Her fiancé had been shot to death before her eyes. She was addicted to fentanyl. And now she was pregnant. In
    Photo of Kathy at a city shelter managed by urban alchemy. Text reads “shelter success stories: from homeless to hopeful: Kathy’s story. Portland.gov/strong.” City of Portland seal and wordmark.
    Photo of Kathy at a city shelter.  Text reads “"I've seen so much success here. People getting off drugs, getting jobs, getting back on their feet, getting the keys to their first apartment. But this is hard. It takes time. It takes time for people to build trust and it takes time to feel hope. A lot of people have no hope when they come here." Kathy, Care Coordinator at Reedway Safe Rest Village
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    City of Portland, OR
    @PortlandGov
    Jul 1
    Rates and fees pay for the vital services Portlanders rely on every day, like water, sewers, streets, parks and garbage pickup. Rate and fee increases support operations, repair and replacement to keep our city safe and sustainable. When the City’s costs to operate and maintain
    Aerial photo of downtown Portland featuring the Portland Building and City Hall. City Budget. City rate increases go into effect on July 1. Portland.gov/News. City of Portland seal.
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    City of Portland, OR
    @PortlandGov
    Jul 1
    This is a reminder that most City of Portland offices are closed Friday, July 3, in observance of the Fourth of July. Offices reopen for regular business hours Monday, July 6. All Portland Parks & Recreation centers are closed on July 4. These recreation centers are open on July
    Dark blue silhouette of the City of Portland. Text reads “Most City of Portland offices are closed Friday, July 3, in observance of the Fourth of July. Visit Portland.gov for more information about City programs, services, and activities.” City of Portland seal.
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    City of Portland, OR
    @PortlandGov
    Jul 1
    Fireworks are a Fourth of July tradition, but more fires are reported on this day than any other in the United States—nearly half caused by fireworks. Unfortunately, this tradition can lead to tragic consequences: property damage, harm to pets, trauma for war veterans, and
    Orange-Red background, an icon signaling “No Fireworks”. Bold text in all white reads: Fireworks are banned in the city of Portland.  Please do not call 9-1-1 to report fireworks. Call 9-1-1 only for active fires, serious medical emergencies, and other emergencies. Your cooperation helps save lives. Report fireworks usage at Portland.gov/Fireworks. Portland Fire and Rescue logo. City of Portland seal.
    Photo of Park Ranger installing a No Fireworks lawn sign at a Portland Park.
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    City of Portland, OR
    @PortlandGov
    Jun 29
    Join us for a District 2 Land Use Meeting with the Bureau of Planning and Sustainability and the Northeast Coalition of Neighborhoods. Learn the basics of Portland’s land use notifications in a one-hour ABCs of Land Use session, plus get brief updates on two new long-range
    Photo of people working at a desk performing zone planning in Portland. Text reads “Learn about Portland’s land use notifications.” Attend a hybrid meeting on Tuesday, June 30, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Hosted by District 2 partners. Portland.gov/BPS/Planning/Events. City of Portland seal and wordmark. Bureau of Planning and Sustainability wordmark. Northeast Coalition of Neighborhoods logo.
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    City of Portland, OR
    @PortlandGov
    Jun 26
    Last call to turn your block into a party! Bring neighbors together, build relationships, and create a sense of belonging right outside your door. Party On, Portland! is a citywide, community-led initiative to strengthen connections, celebrate culture, and build safer
    Photo of a group of women at a block party in Portland. Text reads “Community Safety: Last call to party, Portland! Register to transform your street into a block party by Tuesday, June 30, 2026. Parties will take place from Aug. 1 to 14. Portland.gov/POP.” Safe Blocks Program wordmark. City of Portland seal and wordmark.
    Collage of two photos: First photo is a group of young people dancing during block party in Portland, second photo is a group of people taking a photo during a block party in Portland.
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    City of Portland, OR
    @PortlandGov
    Jun 25
    LGBTQIA2S+ Portlanders strengthen our city every day through their contributions to civic, cultural, artistic, educational, economic, and public life — as artists, advocates, educators, organizers, entrepreneurs, public servants, neighbors, caregivers, and community leaders.
    Colorful gradient background using colors from the Pride flag, white, pink, light blue, yellow, orange, red, blue, purple, brown, black, green. Text reads “Pride Summer proclamation.” City of Portland seal and wordmark. Office of Equity and Human Rights logo.
    Mayor Wilson declares June and July 2026 Pride Summer. Visit the City’s website to read the full proclamation: Portland.gov/Mayor/News.
    Mayor Wilson declares June and July 2026 Pride Summer. Visit the City’s website to read the full proclamation: Portland.gov/Mayor/News.
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    City of Portland, OR
    @PortlandGov
    Jun 25
    Help make Powellhurst-Gilbert cleaner and safer during at tomorrow’s community litter cleanup with Safe Blocks and SOLVE, from 9 to 11 a.m. Volunteers will pick up litter along SE Powell Boulevard between SE 136th and SE 148th, including nearby side streets. Your participation
    Photo of Portlanders at a community clean up event. Text reads “Join  a community litter clean-up in SE Portland. Friday, June 26 from 9 to 11am. Meet at St. Timothy Lutheran Church. Portland.gov/Community Safety. City of Portland seal and wordmark, Safe Blocks wordmark, Solve logo, Mid Way Alliance logo.
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    City of Portland, OR
    @PortlandGov
    Jun 24
    As part of its commitment to expanding economic opportunity and ensuring fair access to contracting and workforce opportunities, the City has launched a disparity study to identify systemic barriers that may hinder inclusive access to contracting and workforce opportunities for
    Photo of contract workers cleaning up a wood palette and cardboard in front of Portland City Hall. Text reads “Procurement and Business Opportunities: We want to hear from you: Share your experience with City contracting and workforce opportunities. Businesses, workers, and community organizations are encouraged to share their experiences and perspectives. Portland.gov/Disparity” City of Portland seal and wordmark.
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    City of Portland, OR
    @PortlandGov
    Jun 23
    Cooling Portland is a PCEF funded program that provides heat pump cooling units to Portland’s low-income residents, prioritizing those most vulnerable to the impacts of extreme heat fueled by climate change. Please understand that there is a waitlist to receive a unit. Eligible
    Photo of a cooling unit being installed by two people. Text reads “Climate resilience. Keep your home cool: Apply by June 30, 2026 for a Cooling Portland unit to be installed in your residence. Portland.gov/PCEF-Cooing-Portland” City of Portland seal and wordmark, Bureau of Planning and sustainability logo and wordmark.
    Collage of two photos. Image 1: person holding a tube that goes into a cooling unit. Image 2: Person unpacking a cooling unit to be installed.
    Photo of a cooling unit still in its box being taking into a home.
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    City of Portland, OR
    @PortlandGov
    Jun 23
    Every property has a story. This one is entering a new chapter thanks to collaboration, community investment, and a shared vision for what comes next. @PortlandBPS
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    Portland Water Bureau
    @portlandwater
    Jun 22
    Hot weather is back again. To help you cool down, we've set up temporary cooling stations in @PortlandParks . Visit one to fill up your reusable bottles and enjoy a refreshing mist: Northeast/North Portland: -Wilshire Park: 3550 NE Skidmore St -Normandale Park: 1260 NE 57th
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    City of Portland, OR
    @PortlandGov
    Jun 18
    Facing a record shortfall, Portland City Council successfully balanced the books for the upcoming fiscal year, adopting a budget of $8.5 billion that maintains critical services while making painful cuts. Adopted yesterday, the budget keeps open all Portland’s 31 fire stations,
    Photo of Portland City Hall. Text reads “City Council adopts $8.5 billion budget.” Portland.gov/Budget/News. City of Portland seal and wordmark.
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