Back by popular demand, here's my weekly top ten:

Traffic Alert: SE Foster Road is closed this morning from SE 102nd to 111th Avenues due to high water over the road. Please use alternate routes this morning and obey road closure signage. #pdxtraffic

PBOT has closed two street segments due to flooding: SE 106th Ave and Cherry Blossom Drive and SE 102nd Ave between Burnside and Washington. DO NOT PASS ROAD CLOSURE SIGNS, they are there for your safety. Find rainy weather travel tips at www.portland.gov/transportati...

I think it’s honestly disgusting and deeply unserious that the Revoke the Permit people have clipped videos of my women colleagues eating pizza at the dais as some kind of shaming tool, which is now being used by right-wing media to harass them in misogynistic ways. Congrats everyone.

This is what I was talking about:

I'm hosting a townhall on Saturday at Leach Botanical Garden from 12:00-2:00. Hope you can make it!

In the week since Mayor Wilson began enforcing the public camping ban, we are seeing MORE tents in East Portland. Those folks are just being swept into my district. I told the mayor that this is what would happen and asked him to bring extra resources to East PDX to meet the displaced. He did not.

Increased ICE activity in North Portland today has led Portland Public Schools to lock exterior doors at César Chávez School and George Middle School, along with other protective measures. Other North Portland schools are monitoring the situation closely.

Happy Halloween from Portland City Hall! Special thanks to Council Operations staff for organizing a pumpkin-carving potluck during our lunch break yesterday. Please drive carefully and look out for trick-or-treaters this evening!

I'm having constituent coffee hours today from 2:30-4:30 at Parkrose Coffee! Come on by! I was gonna wear my Halloween costume but my wife says it's "a lot" but don't let that stop you! Happy Halloween!

Three of my neighbors in district 1 were killed in three separate car collisions last night. We need action now to reduce pedestrian and cyclist deaths. YOU need to do more to improve your own driving. Do better. Keep your neighbors alive.

When I was elected to City Council, I thought I would be filling potholes, not fighting back tyranny. But I'm ready to do both. Here's my weekly Top Ten:

Honored to still be in the fight against cancer. Go get screened!

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. I was honored to bring a recognition to council this morning. Breast cancer isn't the death sentence it was decades ago, but if folks can't access screening, prevention, or treatment, it doesn't matter how much the science has advanced. Go get screened!

A joint statement from the Portland City Council on today's 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling.

America will never have a king. Here's my weekly top ten:

BREAKING NEWS: Oregon, California, and Portland have taken legal action to block the unlawful deployment of California National Guard troops to Oregon. Read more about what happened and what’s next.

Thanks to @mayorkwilson.bsky.social for being responsive to Council about extending parking hours to 7-10 PM. This negatively affects our economy (example: @councilordunphy.bsky.social noted its impact on musicians). Other than event districts, starting 10/15 we're going back to 7 PM free parking.

When you're asked by your grandchildren what you did when tyranny came to Portland, you need to be proud of the answer. Show up, stay peaceful, stay safe, and stand up for Portland.

For my weekly top ten, rather than recapping my week, here are ten helpful resources to respond to the President's illegal deployment of troops in Portland:

I said what I said.

At the next Homelessness and Housing Committee meeting, @councilordunphy.bsky.social, @councilorgreen.bsky.social, and I will be giving a presentation on our takeaways from Vienna.

I got to give the welcoming remarks at the AARP Age Friendly Oregon Summit, held at Portland State University. I'm excited to continue the work that was last championed by my boss Com. Nick Fish

Portland has spent billions on housing, with very little to show for it. Let's stop reinventing the wheel and instead learn from the successes and failures of other cities around the world to create something that actually works for Portland.

This is Portland - Maine. As a reminder, our Portland (Oregon) City Council approved a budget note I proposed, exploring vacancy fees for both commercial and vacant properties. We will be hearing a report back from the administration after their deadline (at the end of February).

Please submit your applications for the Future of Large-Scale Performing Arts Steering Committee by September 29th! www.portland.gov/arts/keller/...

If you know me, it should be obvious which one on this list is mine.

City Council is on recess this week, and many councilors are on vacation, but I had to drop into City Hall for a moment. It's amazing to watch how productive and happy all the city hall staff are without pesky elected officials making everything more complicated and letting them do their jobs hahaha

This was an incredibly busy week ahead of the two week City Council recess (which I'll be taking full advantage of). Here's my weekly top ten:

Here's my weekly top ten for the first full week of August:

Good morning, Portland! I’m so excited for today’s council meeting because we’ll be discussing my Unified Housing Strategy resolution I’m leading with my colleague @councilordunphy.bsky.social‬. 🏡🏢🌇

We rallied to defend USPS's universal service and called to strengthen and expand USPS to postal banking and one-stop government services! Councilor Jamie Dunphy @councilordunphy.bsky.social & Councilor Steve Novick spoke in solidarity. Sam Beaurivage spoke as a federal worker and represented JWJ!

I went backpacking with my daughter last weekend so this is my biweekly top ten:

My statement on the death of Damon Lamar Johnson at the hands of Portland Police officers. This was not a tragic accident. It was a complete systemic failure.

PCCEP, the Portland Committee on Community-Engaged Policing, is holding a listening session on the death of Damon Lamarr Johnson this Wednesday from 6-9pm at the Portland Building.

After a lovely quiet week away from City Hall, we're back to work with full force this week! Here's my weekly top ten:

I was traveling this week, and I'm taking the next few days to head to the deep dark woods with my dog, so no top ten this week. But instead please enjoy this little travel video I made.

Wow! Portland City Council just UNANIMOUSLY approved my ordinance to fix the noise code! After five years of community organizing and advocacy, we have officially repealed Title 14.A.30.010-020!!!

I was convinced to line dance. It went about as well as I expected.

I hope all the dads and grads had a great weekend! I'm extremely late, but here's my weekly top ten for last week:

What an incredible day!

I don't actually own a bike, but if I can somehow get ahold of one I'll join the ride. Otherwise I'll see you at the ribbon cutting!

This week felt like the convergence of past, present, and future Portland, and I feel the full weight of that right now. Here's my weekly top ten:

Even with Monday having been a holiday, it was still quite a busy week! Here's my weekly top ten:

Participated in the Governor's Multifamily #Housing Workgroup on permitting and development reforms yesterday. Grateful for partners bringing creative solutions. As Housing & Homelessness chair, I'm representing your interests in these spaces. Real solutions need community voices.

Same! This is a great space for a venue, and Monqui Presents is one of Portland's home-grown leaders in the music economy, so I'm thrilled that this is moving forward and can't wait to jump in the mosh pit with Councilor Zimmerman.

Tonight! Free! Hope to see you there!

This felt like one of the busiest weeks I've ever had. Here's my weekly top ten.

I'm very disappointed that my amendment to protect the Inclusive Business Network, the Office of Film and Events, and Venture Portland failed. I'm even more disappointed that Prosper Portland dishonestly scared the community to advocate against their own interests. It didn't need to be like this.