Today the Oregon Legislature will host a public hearing on House Bill 2605 — the Protect Journalism Act. At first glance, it has nothing to do with bicycles or transportation. But if you consider that it could be a vital source of funding for BikePortland — which I’d argue is the largest and most influential … Read more
Not a bad start.
It will be our first chance to hear arguments for — and against — the idea.
The first test for one of the most anticipated bills of this session.
This year the City of Portland will release an information-rich, interactive map of neighborhood profiles. It’ll be a boon for citizen activists.
The city council will formalize the appointments on January 25th.
There are several very intriguing bills session.
The move could be another sign that bicycling is on its way back to the front-and-center of local politics
She plans to remain involved in transportation policy, and might show up to meetings on an electric trike.
In the upcoming legislative session, Oregon will have the opportunity to enact a government-funding e-bike purchase incentive program.
Miller entered local politics as a policy advisor and then chief of staff for Sam Adams, who served as a Portland city commissioner and mayor between 2005 and 2012.
We need someone to take over the bureau for the next two years.