The McMinnville Public Library event on April 7 assists eligible Yamhill County taxpayers in claiming federal and state tax credits, with free e-filing help provided.

Seaside prepares for April meetings on governance and community topics, with the first week featuring Library and Planning Commissions and budget discussions.

Multnomah County Water Bureau project is paused for compliance reasons but temporary road repairs are underway, with hot patching scheduled for durability.

The Portland City Council received the final GTAC report on government transition, highlighting successes and urging further work on budget efficiencies, strategic planning, and community engagement.

The City of Portland warns against deceptive energy program solicitations masquerading as official communications.

Clark County offers free composting and sustainable living workshops both online and in-person, covering topics like cooking and indoor composting. Pre-registration is required.

Low levels of Cryptosporidium detected in Portland's Bull Run Watershed; public health measures increased, interim protections in place, no immediate actions for general population.

The Oregon Veterans Memorial Traveling Wall, a Vietnam War memorial replica, will be displayed at McMinnville's Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum starting March 28.

The Tigard Public Library extends its hours for shelter due to severe weather, in partnership with the CERT volunteer team, as announced on its website.

The Pacific Northwest braces for severe thunderstorms, with possible hail, gusts, and tornadoes. The Oregon Department of Agriculture advises animal owners to protect their pets and livestock.

The Multnomah County Board approved the Area Plan on Aging for 2025-2029, focusing on services for the elderly and securing federal funds. The plan, developed with extensive community input, aims for inclusivity and better access to services.

Oregon's SB 829, pushed by Governor Kotek and under review by a Senate Committee, aims to fund shelter providers struggling with high insurance rates.

Portland officials promote "boom loop" thinking to foster positive city growth, supporting initiatives like the Portland Diamond Project and focusing on good governance and local investment.