Portland Clean Energy Fund — Entidade

portlandmercury.com·há 4 dias

PCEF’s Community Benefits

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portlandmercury.com·há 4 dias

Working for the Planet

This is one of many articles in the Mercury’s 2026 Climate Issue. Find a print copy here, subscribe to get a copy mailed to you here, and if you’re feeling generous and want to keep these types of art

portlandmercury.com·há 13 dias

Effort to Send Climate Dollars to Cops Won’t Qualify For November Ballot

A ballot initiative that sought to direct 25 percent of Portland’s Clean Energy Fund toward hiring additional police officers failed to gather enough valid signatures to qualify for the November ballo

portlandmercury.com·há 18 dias

Controversial Police Initiative Sparks Quarrel Between State and City Elections Officials

Updated: 6:44 pm July 29 Controversy surrounding a ballot initiative that would divert funds from Portland’s Clean Energy Fund to hire more police officers continues to grow—and has now spawned a quar

portlandmercury.com·há cerca de 1 mês

‘Safer Portland’ Campaign Faces New Complaints As Elections Officials Work to Certify Measure For November Ballot

The campaign for a ballot initiative seeking to redirect clean energy funds to the Portland Police Bureau announced Monday it had submitted enough signatures to the city to qualify for the November ba

portlandmercury.com·há 2 meses

Dozens of Complaints Against Police Funding Petition Prompt State Investigation

Last month, canvassers began collecting signatures for a Portland ballot initiative seeking to use clean energy funds to hire police. Since then, the Oregon Secretary of State has received 28 complain

portlandmercury.com·há 3 meses

Council Budget Talks Highlight Tension Over Proposed PCEF Moda Center Investment

If Mayor Keith Wilson wants to allocate clean energy fund dollars to renovate the Moda Center, he’ll have to go through Portland City Council first. And it’s not clear if they’re going to let him. Ear