The experiences provided me the opportunity to see the challenges our police face and to listen to the men and women who protect and serve. The energy, urgency, and creativity the City is currently bringing to bear on the coronavirus pandemic is the kind of energy we need to continue to bring to the housing crisis moving forward. KATU's Political Analyst Jim Moore called the race in favor of . The impact threw me across the street. Commissioner #3 - January 1999 to December 2002 cityinfo@portlandoregon.gov. The city can no longer continue to increase fees and treat businesses as an ATM. We all feel it as if time stands still. Commissioner # 2 - January 1983 to December 1986, Jordan, Charles R. This means increasing meaningful community oversight, including in cases of deadly force. Diana Gutman: This is more than a one-note answer. Sam Chase:The best way to avoid worsening the housing crisis is to flatten the curve of COVID-19 cases as soon as possible so our economy can re-open safely. Using this new urgent energy to help people I will push for the creation of tiny house villages where there are shared kitchens and bathrooms to help get higher quality deeply affordable homes for individuals and families currently living with housing insecurity or who are actually living on the streets. Former CEO of nonprofit All Hands Raised Dan Ryan and former Multnomah County Commissioner Loretta Smith are vying for a seat on the Portland City Council in the Aug. 11 special election. We need a comprehensive review of the PPBs discipline guide, which establishes levels of discipline of various offenses. Dan Ryan:Shared sacrifice as we kindly commit to surviving as Portlanders is the goal. Portland is the only city out of America's largest 100 that still uses it. I believe that education is key and the guidance and feedback from neighborhood and community partners is vital in addressing this urgent issue and prioritizing the high impacted areas. There is a lot of work to do in our high crash corridors. But we must also look at ways to generate more revenue that don't put further financial burden on working families and small businesses. To address equity, the funding for these projects needs come from the people that utilize the alternative modes of transport, and not from motorist paid taxes and fees. Auditor - January 2003 to December 2006 . Commissioner # 3 - April 9, 1981 to December 1982 (elected to unexpired term) PORTLAND, Ore. Portland voters have re-elected Commissioner Dan Ryan to Position 2 in the Portland City Council in Tuesday's primary election. Ten years ago, taxpayers bailed out big banks only to watch them turn on customers and foreclose on millions of homes, impoverishing millions and contributing to an epidemic in homelessness. Julia DeGraw: I think there are several factors that hinder road safety and contribute to traffic fatalities. Commissioner #3 - January 2023 - Present, Rede, Simone Ryan faces eight other individuals looking to fill the role and bring their plans on improving Portland to City Council. Loretta Smith: The one policy change I would advocate for would be for Portland Police Officers to be required to live in the City of Portland. For example, the City's last budget cycle was brutal, and that was when revenues were normal. It was poorly lit and could have been avoided with better lighting. Gonzalez Violation Exhibit A 460.2 KB. Julia DeGraw: To start, we have to keep people in their homes, which means finding ways to make sure that renters can stay in their homes once the eviction moratorium is lifted. Mayor - January 1989 to December 1992, Bogle, Dick All candidates for Portland City Council, Position 2. Mayor - September 5, 1979 to November 23, 1980 (appointed), Anderson, Lloyd House the houseless, 2. Steven Cox . James "Jas" Davis:I support creating an Independent Police Review with authority to compel officer testimony, recommend disciplinary actions, and consider deadly force incidents. Mayor - January 2005 to December 2008, Adams, Sam Diana Gutman: Construction in the city of Portland has not stopped. On May 17, Portlanders will have the chance to vote for a city auditor, city commissioner Position 2 and city commissioner Position 3. Hand-in-hand with shelters are investments in the mental health system and addiction recovery services. As I stated before in response to question #1 we have learned that all along, evictions were avoidable; the homeless couldve been housed and sheltered in government buildings; water and electricity didnt need to be turned off for people behind on their bills; and more. Commissioner # 3 - January 1995 to December 1998, Katz, Vera City Council approved a human resources administrative rule in January 2023, HRAR - 4.045, requiring employees, including those who are fully remote and hybrid, to perform work within Oregon or Washington. Its time to reprioritize the cost of living. PTSD, depression, and anger management issues are all not uncommon on the force, and officers need better access to help if they need it. Yet traffic fatalities have continued to climb and in 2019, Portland had 49 traffic deaths, the most since 1997! This is information that is uniquely related to the 2022 Elections. Council convened at 9:39 a.m. Mayor Wheeler presided. If we're not ready to prioritize all of those projects at the same time, then we need to accept that this will be a longer process. In the midterm, when shelter-in-place orders end, I want us to encourage co-housing options where younger people can be matched with empty-nesters seeking renters. Hes passionate about ending urban camping, providing public safety, stopping the process of creating Safe Rest Villages and incentivizing the building of affordable housing. All of these issues create barriers to the City actually reducing traffic fatalities. Commissioner # 4 - January 1981 to September 27, 1984 (resigned), Lindberg, Mike We also have a severe shortage of police officers. Tera Hurst:The city is in good financial health right now with general fund reserves built up to respond to crises. Keep people housed, and 3. But we can't cut services to the public, and we need to do everything we can to limit cuts to public jobs. If the city must furlough employees and managers, the way furloughs are distributed should be equitable, meaning those who make the least should have the fewest furlough days, while freezes on raises and merit promotions should be instituted only if its to ensure fewer layoffs. The plan had been to hold steady in this upcoming budget, but now the City is anticipating a $40-$100 million decline in the general budget due to the coronavirus. Auditor - January 1979 to December 1982, Ivancie, Francis J. Portland has substantial room to grow in becoming a community that can attract and retain the best and brightest. This was a great example of government, business and neighborhood coming together to work on a solution. Jack Kerfoot:In June 2015, the Portland City Council adopted Vision Zero, a plan to eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries on our city. With the COVID-19 pandemic at hand we as a city need to assess the current construction projects taking place in our city and priorities the project that will benefit our community now and set up long term provisions for the future. Rent assistance is an investment in Portlanders with a big payoff. As Commissioner I would help facilitate work sessions and review the monthly updates. Commissioner # 3 - January 1975 to December 1978 Aquiles Montas:Police accountability policies. As City Commissioner, I would be on Council during police union contract renegotiations. Be a part of it. Margot Black: We're not failing. Commissioner - July 1931 to January 1933 This could save the City millions of dollars in property savings and reduce commute and traffic congestion, with greater climate impact. In Portland, every time a police chief or mayor has decided to discipline or fire an officer for inappropriate use of deadly force or misconduct, the Portland Police Association (PPA) has the right to challenge the decision, resulting in sending the matter to arbitration. Its difficult to say what my first step will be not knowing what additional steps will have been taken by then, but what Id like to see happen is that we use our emergency powers to move a large segment of our homeless population into hotels and airbnbs and lay the groundwork for that to be permanent housing. Portland City Council passed a resolution adopting Vision Zero in June 2015. Mayor - January 2021 - Present, Ryan, Dan The city government must also learn to stop wasteful spending and become fiscally responsible. 2. I was homeless for two years, and even now I still would not be able to afford to live at the Glisan Street Townhome apartments. Commissioner #2 - January 2003 to December 2006 The Portland Police Bureau (PPB) is significantly understaffed and are unable to patrol all the streets and highways across the entire city, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. 503-823-4000 Traduccin e Interpretacin |Bin Dch v Thng Dch | | |Turjumaad iyo Fasiraad| | Traducere i interpretariat |Chiaku me Awewen Kapas | . When roads like 82nd Ave. get improved, it needs to be with transit, pedestrians, and cyclists in mind, not solely on single-occupancy vehicles. In general, my "one thing" would be significantly increased oversight and accountability. In October 2019, Quote Wizard released their annual ranking of cities that have the worst drivers in America. Dan Ryan. Sign up to get important news and culture from around the Northwest, delivered to your inbox six days a week. Commissioner # 4 - November 2002 to December 2004 (elected to unexpired term) As I answer this question from my living room in NE Portland, I hear the loud rattling, humming and beeping of the constriction project taking place next door that started at 7 a.m. this morning. Commissioner # 4 - January 1989 to December 1992, Blumenauer, Earl Mayor Ted Wheeler Requiring for-profit developers to construct a separate number of affordable units proportional to the number of market-rate units they build or subsidize non-profit developers to do so would make more sense. Its time for new leadership. The housing crisis in our city is not due to the lack of housing but is a result of socioeconomic disparity/ discrimination and building homes that are not affordable (most 1 bedroom 1 bath apartments in Portland start at $1200 and that's not including first and last month's rent plus a security deposit and any additional rental fees i.e. James "Jas" Davis:The city should petition the governor to call an emergency session of the legislature to address pandemic-related recovery issues and should lobby for a set of relief bills including enabling legislation for a public bank. Terry Parker:I don't see this construction shutdown happening in my neighborhood. We are learning that rigid standards that we have set for ourselves as a city can be changed, amended, or completely replaced; creating a city that is more inclusive to everyone. Sustain a foundation so our businesses can return will enough infrastructure to quickly return revenue streams to our more efficient and more resident facing services on the other side. We must all live with less, live simply and care for one another. Commissioner #4 - January 2017 - December 2020, Hardesty, Jo Ann Dan Ryan:We need to address the root causes of homelessness: housing cost, loss of income, domestic violence, mental health and drug abuse. Commissioner - July 1917 to July 1919 (appointed), Funk, George R. Acting Auditor - February 1938 to December 1938 (appointed), Gibson, Will E. New construction almost always costs more. I led the Affordable Housing Now! Jack Kerfoot: A recent US Department of Housing and Urban Development report stated homelessness in America increased by 2.7% from 2018 to 2019. Commissioner # 1 - October 17, 1979 to December 1980 (appointed) Terry Parker:For starters, the Residential Infill Project (RIP) as proposed needs to be rejected. I don't want Portland to be another San Francisco, with the very rich and the very poor and nothing in-between and COVID-19 will further disparities if we don't take action. Make sure that affordable housing is actually affordable. Portland City Council member Jo Ann Hardesty at her campaign gathering on Primary Night, May 17, 2022 (KOIN) Jo Ann Hardesty went from community organizer and activist to the City . PORTLAND, Ore. Commissioner Dan Ryan has secured his seat on the Portland City Council in Oregon's May 17 primary election. There will be federal emergency funds, but theres no doubt that the next budget cycle will be fraught with extremely tough choices. It's going to take time. This would be easier to implement for loans from a local public bank. It is essential that our city council be prepared for a range of economic scenarios. Commissioner #3 - January 2003 to December 2006 The revenues are dropping daily and we must be open to public and private partnering to ensure we sustain some flow of currency, even if it is much less. We have enough housing inventory to give everyone keys to their own home tomorrow, with ample housing stock left over, but overcoming the barriers preventing us from matching empty homes with people who need them would require an unprecedented shift in political courage and priorities. I believe that the only way to return to "normal" will be through enacting a (Green!) Auditor - January 1983 to December 1986, Clark, J.E. We also need to push the state and federal delegation to act quickly in getting more dollars flowing to Portland. We need to prioritize funding for safety improvements and ensure we are moving quickly on accomplishing the goals and plans for vision zero. We should also push for more federal money to have a regional housing boom that is desperately needed to meet demand and to assist in economic recovery. Commissioner - July 1933 to December 1940 Commissioner # 4 - January 2009 to December 2012, Potter, Tom Commissioner # 3 - January 2011 to December 2014 All candidates for Portland City Council, Position 2. Portland City Council Position 2 candidates. To the degree it can, the City should use federal emergency funds and its own emergency funds to help keep people in their homes and small businesses afloat throughout this crisis. City of Portland, Commissioner Position 3 (Preliminary Results) City of Portland, Measure 26-228 (Amends Charter: Changes Portland's Government Structure and Process for Electing City Officials) (Preliminary Results) County Results. AJ McCreary is challenging him for the seat. Commissioner - July 1933 to December 1940 Commissioner # 2 -January2011 - December 2014 Here are the penalty notices & accompanying information that the Office of Small Donor Elections has issued during the 2022 Election: Rene Gonzalez for City Council Position #3: September 20, 2022. I was pleased to see the City of Portland take a stand to ensure everyone's safety. Public safety is a community effort, we must advocate for members in our community who are being subjected to discrimination and racial profiling. Commissioner # 3 - January 2019 - December 2022, Wheeler, Ted Develop a ranked list of priority expenditures b. The Assistant will gain experience in all aspects of Division II compliance, game-day worker supervision, post-season bid submission, and serving as a game-day administrator. Commissioner - July 1917 to August 1930 (resigned), Baker, George L. The City of Portland's Community Safety Division (CSD) is recruiting for a Public Information Officer (PIO) to oversee all public-facing . Commissioner # 3 - January 1979 to December 1980 (elected Mayor) Commissioner - January 1949 to December 1952 See something we could improve onthis page? We have outdated racist policies that have been plaguing our city for over the last 20 years that we as a city have never addressed as a whole. - The City must be able to fire officers who have used excessive force or exhibited racism or other oppression against targeted communities. Hood Cable Regulatory Commission (MHCRC), a public governing . Diana Gutman: In December 2019, 49 people died in Portland traffic deaths. Mayor - January 2009 to December 2012, Fish, Nick I will end by simply reiterating that, until there is adequate housing (including supportive housing) for all Portlanders, we must find places to temporarily shelter people and provide them with sanitation, health services and food. -An independent civilian agency needs the ability to compel testimony and recommend discipline. Commissioner #2 - September 2020 - December 2022 We were both lucky that I was able to walk away with only a few bruises and bumps. Commissioner # 4 - January 1993 to December 1996 There are two city council seats on the May ballot in Portland, along with the position of city auditor. If we can figure out how to end inequities for the most disenfranchised in our city, often communities of color and individuals and families in deep poverty, then we can create a strong ecosystem that works for everyone. It is a model that many pushed back on and now they are seeing it is an effective and replicable model. Planning, outreach and education, strategic, and technology projects. Commissioner #4 - January 1975 to December 1976 (elected to unexpired term) Commissioner # 2 - January 1973 to December 1974 (appointed) I have ridden along in a patrol car with officers on duty, once each in the Central and North Precincts. Ten years ago, the city of San Antonio brought the private sector and charities together to develop a strategic plan to help the homeless. Commissioner - November 1932 to July 1933 Better Housing by Design Standards for multi-family developments requires inclusionary zoning, but the affordable units must be identical to the market-rate units. Cynthia Castro: I am proud that the City passed the $15 per hour minimum wage a few years ago, however, we need to continue adjusting wages to keep up with inflation. Commissioner - January 1955 to December 1958 Candidate Filing Application (original) 113.48 KB. We also need to be aggressively land-banking in the event of land values dropping or massive foreclosures, sell-offs, and short-sales. Date Candidacy Withdrawn: December 21, 2021. Portland, we need safe streets. Chris Brummer - Did not participate. The business hours for the Auditor's Office are Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Commissioner Dan Ryan. Oregonian Steven Cox views the citys current policies regarding homelessness and public safety as clearly failing and his campaign is based on identifying and implementing policies and programs that are proven effective in making the community safe. The economic downturn will result in significantly greater job losses, small and large businesses closures, continued increase in our homelessness, and dramatic decreases in city revenues. Of greatest concern to me is the financial debts accumulated during the pandemic due to rent and or mortgage relief or government loans waiting for Portlanders post-pandemic. Commissioner # 1 - January 1977 to September 5, 1979 (appointed Mayor) Loretta Smith:We are not calling these fatalities a public health crisis. Provisions in the current contract severely limit the scope of misconduct investigations and narrowly restrict how discipline is handled. Auditor - November 19, 1970 to December 1970 (elected to unexpired term) These programs including Block Parties, Community Events, Play Streets and Outdoor Dining are community driven permit programs that have a goal of getting Portlanders outside building community and enjoying the street space. Mayor - January 1969 to December 1972, Grayson, Mark A. Tera Hurst:Many construction projects are still active. Commissioner # 1 - January 1993 to December 1996, Strachan, Margaret D. Because I had the opportunity to work closely on budgeting with our city budget office during the Hales administration, I am confident in the ability of the city budget office to lay out different scenarios that will help us navigate this incredibly tough financial time.
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