- City of Portland, Oregon | Portland. gov
Your vote resulted in more representation! In 2022, voters changed the form of Portland city government and increased the number of elected representatives
- Portland City Council
The new Portland City Council represents four geographic districts, working together to create laws that improve living, working, and visiting Portland
- Mayor Keith Wilson - Portland. gov
Keith Wilson serves as Portland's first mayor in a new form of government Born and raised in North Portland, this longtime business owner is focused on ending unsheltered homelessness and making Portland a great place to live, work and visit
- FY 2025-26 Proposed Budget - Portland. gov
Learn more about how Portland's FY 2025-26 Proposed Budget supports various services in our community Click here for a screen reader-accessible version of the below infographic
- Policy committees - Portland. gov
Includes community safety and violence prevention programs; all law enforcement officers of the city; Fire, BOEC, Portland Street Response and other crisis response systems; and the programs, policies, and Bureaus addressing community and public safety needs
- Finance Committee - Portland. gov
In accordance with Portland City Code and state law, City Council holds hybrid public meetings, which provide for both virtual and in-person participation Councilors may elect to attend remotely by video and teleconference, or in-person
- Permitting Development - Portland. gov
Portland Permitting Development (PP D) manages building permits, land use, inspections, code enforcement, and public works permits to ensure our built environment is safe and accessible
- Mayor Wilson Addresses Portland City Council on Sanctuary City Status
Many in Portland are now asking themselves questions about our role in the coming days Oregon is a sanctuary state, which makes our city a sanctuary city in both law and spirit State sanctuary laws have existed since 1987, but were recently strengthened by the Sanctuary Promise Act of 2021
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