Windowbox · Portland City Council

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  Portland City Council AM Session 09/30/26

  Sep 30, 202643 minS0

  <p>The council passed the Psychedelic Health and Safety Code 10-0, with two members absent, after holding four more ordinances for a second reading on Oct. 7 during a short Wednesday session led by Council Vice President Olivia Clark.</p><p>With Council President Jamie Dunphy (District 1) on an excused absence and Councilor Dan Ryan (District 2) also out, Vice President Olivia Clark (District 4) presided over a condensed agenda that recessed before 10:09 a.m. until Thursday afternoon.</p><p>Psychedelic code adopted</p><p>On its second reading, the council adopted an ordinance adding a Psychedelic Health and Safety Code to city...

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  Portland City Council Work Session - Federal and State Legislative Agendas 09/29/26

  Sep 29, 20263h 6mS0

  <p>Portland's Office of Government Relations told the City Council at a September 29 work session that the 2027 state legislative session will likely be "the most difficult legislative session for this body since the Great Recession," as councilors pressed to narrow a sprawling draft agenda and sharpened over how early staff should set priorities. No vote was taken; work sessions carry no formal action.</p><p>The session was the first of two on the city's 2027 federal and state legislative agendas, with a second set for December 2 and a council vote expected before year's end. Councilor Sameer Kanal (District 2) presided at...

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  Portland City Council Work Session - Civic Engagement + Neighborhood Program 09/29/26

  Sep 29, 20262h 43mS0

  <p>Portland councilors spent a three-hour work session on September 29 debating how to rebuild the city's shrunken civic engagement system, after staff reported the Office of Community and Civic Life had fallen from about 50 employees to fewer than 10 before a realignment brought it back to roughly 30.</p><p>The session took no vote. Councilor Olivia Clark of District 4 opened it, said she had arrived late with a flat tire and would leave early, and handed the gavel to Councilor Tiffany Koyama Lane of District 3 to preside. Koyama Lane organized the afternoon around three policy questions put forward by Civic Life...

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  Portland City Council PM Session 09/24/26

  Sep 24, 20262h 56mS0

  <p>The Portland City Council continued both ordinances of its Critical Energy Infrastructure Hub policy project to October 1 after hearing roughly 60 public testifiers, closing the oral record while leaving written testimony open until noon that day (02:53:21).</p><p>The CEI Hub proposal and its drawdown fight</p><p>The two ordinances — item 2026-311, amending comprehensive plan and zoning Titles 33 and 24, and item 2026-312, adding Title 17 bulk fuel terminal capacity reduction rules — target the fuel terminals along Highway 30 and the Willamette River. Tom Armstrong, a supervising planner with the Bureau of Planning and Sustainability, told the council the existing code bars new...

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  Portland City Council Finance & Governance Committee (Whole) 09/24/26

  Sep 24, 202639 minS0

  <p>The Finance and Governance Committee of the Whole voted to send Portland's payday-lending fee ordinance to the full City Council with a do-pass recommendation, 9-0 (00:26:52), one of four regulatory-fee measures the committee advanced after splitting a fifth off for more work.</p><p>Councilor Sameer Kanal (District 2), who presided, took the committee through continued discussion of five ordinances introduced by Councilor Steve Novick (District 3) and the Revenue Division to update program fees and compliance rules. Councilors Mitch Green (District 4) and Eric Zimmerman (District 4) were absent, and Councilor Dan Ryan (District 2) arrived at 9:55 a.m., midway through the votes. The...

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