The Portland Mercury
This Budget Proposal Could Save Over 100 City Jobs. Here’s What To Know.
Three Portland councilors propose using interest from the Clean Energy Fund to save over 100 city jobs and critical services slated for cuts under the Mayor's new budget plan.
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