After the dispute and dispute for months, it was time for our 12 cities to vote in a balanced budget. Today, as the starting point of using the proposed budget of the mayor, members of parliament will receive a vote to confirm the city budget.
What are stakes for transport related funding? Before entering the adjustments discussed in the Council today, a few keys to the starting point:
As I said earlier this month, the proposed budget of the mayor’s proposed Portland Transport Bureau (PBOT), avoid the worst of the cuts and withdrawal. It does this by increasing the routes on the parking lot, Rideshare application users and leaf apples. Mayor Wilson, as well as $ 11 million from Salem, the State MPs will pass gas taxes, and if the session will increase.
Back to today’s action …
I watch and reviewed conversations 100 or so many changes suggested members of parliament. I did a short review Video on Instagram Yesterday afternoon, but the full list of adjustments has been announced since today.
We are preparing for things likely to be a 12-hour assembly meeting I thought I would share the list of the following changes today. I found about 15 changes from 7 different parliament members. Display them in alphabetical order
Assembly Member Olivia Clark (D4)
Develop the “Community Partnership Framework”: Clark wants to enter a $ 160,000 service area (an FTE) to create a new program that authorizes civil volunteers for programs and services. It can take a more important role in doing things like SW prints or a group of loud PDX, a group, trail repair or a bike strip. This, for example, a group of bike bus leaders help to provide a safe way to create a safer road to school.
Add Budget Record to improve SW paths and apply to the Red Electric Trail: Clark, a group of 4t tracks (a group preserved by SW trails, non-profit group), ohsu Waterfront Campus to Pill Hill. It noted, improve the trail and transport and infrastructure (T & I) Committee (a PBOT to prepare a plan to bring a plan to bring a plan to bring a plan to bring a plan to bring a plan to bring a plan to bring a plan to bring a plan to bring a plan to bring a plan to bring a plan to bring a plan to bring a plan to bring a plan to bring a plan to bring a plan to bring a plan to bring a plan to bring a plan in the north. come to the water shore) to the T & I Committee until the same date.
Assembly Member Mitch Green (D4)
Transfer Council Funds No. 2025-26 for the 4th year of the district of the district 4 pedestrian security projects: The green, one-time total fund dollar’s district wants $ 75,000 to spend $ 75,000 to spend $ 75,000.
Sameer Assembly Member (D2)
Increase TNC fees to $ 2.21 per trip to $ 2.21 and change $ 1,620,000 on TNC fee for a total fund: Channel is one of several members of parliamentary members waiting for a growth to cancel a pbot budget for Rideshare users. TNC ride fees are currently 0.65 kopecks and the proposed budget of the mayor wants to double up to $ 1.30. Parliament Morillo, Angelita Morillo, has an adjustment to increase it for $ 2.00 (see below). The channel uses an additional $ 1.62 million in addition to $ 1.62 million, which is a $ 1.62 million, which is a source of altarity of other payments used for public gas tax and key maintenance and transactions (used for major maintenance and transactions.
Add a Budget Record to learn a package delivery fee: The channel wants to explore the expediency of a new payment in the last mile supply for the distribution of the city’s income and a city lawyer, transplantation. The channel would release the food supply.
Consultant Tiffany Lane (D3)
Edit the budget to restore finance for seeing zero: The mayor’s budget for Vision Zero (VZ) cut $ 277,000. Koyama Lane’s adjustment is trying to increase VZ to $ 500,000. This recommends that to cut other PBOT programs to pay for it or use the Bureau Configure Funds.
Edit the Budget for the Very Nevali A separate Koyama Lane adjustment is the best Vision Zero employee to move VZ than the deputy office of the heads of the city leaders to move more fully integrated and give more power to the issue. This includes $ 216,000 to the DCA Public Affairs Department of the General Fund and Kickstart for VZ’s efforts.
Visually Zero Budget Notes: Lane, to determine the financing needs more clearly, reports, update the VZ Action Plan and make sure that all VZ movements are rooted in the PBOT capital matrix. A separate budget note, VZ Task Force reunited and calls PBOT to create a finance and staff plan to report to the council by September 1, 2025.
Assembly Angelita Morillo (D3)
Carriage Network Company (TNC) is increasing from $ 1.30 to $ 2.00 Morillo’s proposal will raise a $ 5 million addition to the PBOT outside the proposal of the mayor.
Edit the budget to support critical road safety measures in the 3rd region: Morillo wants $ 800,000 from SE Powell from SE Powell from SE Powell to SE Powell from SE Powell to Se Shiller from one-time financing from one-time financing. Morillo’s intention is to improve security in January in January, and in Janie in Janie and in 2023, Tuyet Nguyen was shot and killed by Cesar Chavez.
Transfer new police finance to support traffic safety infrastructure: Morillo wants to use $ 2 million wants to support the mayor’s “Traffic Safety Infrastructure” for the police bureau to support PBOT.
To make a new police financial finish to explore the environmental interventions, based on evidence, which can be carried out to reduce crime and weapons violence in high-risk or hot spotting area Morillo is looking for $ 500,000 from the total fund to support the safe blocks program. His intention, former city commissioner Jo Ann Hell (former boss of Morillo), in 2022, it looks like the use of PBOT and PORTLANCKS to reduce crime and weapons in the MT Scott Park.
Assembly member Loretta Smith (D1)
Adjust the budget for financing for improvement and pavement program (SIPP): Smith tries to pass a verdict that will allocate $ 200 million for the improvement and sidewalk (SIPP) (SIPP) this month. The financing will be removed by selling valuable bonds worth $ 50 million in the next four years. Smith wants to pay for $ 8 million bonds for bonds Portland housing bureau pays Multnomah district as part of the Joint Representation of homeless services.
Assembly Member Eric Zimmerman (D4)
SW and NW Correct a budget to submit a total of $ 50,000 from a total fund for repair, replacement and updates: Zimmerman wants to help repair and updates in the SW and NW Trail system. I am still not clear what specific paths are talking about, so we will have to wait and see how it is shaken.
That’s what changes are for. The Council will deliberately will be a meeting near midnight today. If you want to watch together, check Meeting page with all documentsand / or see Livestream YouTube. The Council will be held at 11:45 am to the Budget Committee.
Remember, today’s voice is given approve Budget. The final budget will be officially accepted June 18th. Now and then, you can only make relatively small adjustments.
Tonight, Bike will be a budget meeting playing in a happy hour, if you want to talk about it, come up with 3:00 path from Rainbow from 6:00 to 6:00. If you have any questions about the budget, just ask and will be happy to share what you know (if you don’t know). Regulate on Thursday for a report of fireworks associated with any transport.
