Portland's housing committee passes a plan to study social housing solutions to address the city's affordability crisis, with a full council vote due in April.

The article reminds Portland, Metro, and Multnomah County residents of the April 15, 2025 tax filing deadline, including local taxes supporting SHS and PFA initiatives.

Oregon is considering a $90 million funding bill, HB 2059, to increase mental health and addiction treatment beds, as part of a broader behavioral health initiative.

Portland is seeking applicants for its Building Code Board of Appeal. Members advise on building code disputes, requiring architecture or construction experience. Applications are due April 27.

The Oregon Main Street 2024 Annual Report highlights the program's economic impact, including $24 million in private investment and 1,652 new jobs. It also celebrates community revitalization efforts across the state.

Rep. Maxine Dexter visited Clackamas County, touring the Sandy Health Center and Bull Run Bridge, discussing challenges in healthcare, substance abuse treatment, and infrastructure.

Dan Field is retiring from his role as director of Multnomah County's Homeless Services Department; his interim replacement will be Anna Plumb, starting June 16.

Free tax filing assistance for low-income taxpayers is available on April 3 at the Salem Public Library, with volunteers helping to claim federal and state credits.

The North Bend City Council is set for important meetings, including reviewing the annual police report and discussing key agenda items, with live stream options for remote participation.

The Oregon Department of Emergency Management cautions residents about scams during the post-flood recovery, advising on donation verification and contractor selection.

The Oregon Department of Revenue is hosting a free tax filing event in Harney County to aid low-income taxpayers in claiming federal and state tax credits.

Oregon is considering a bill to ensure gas prices are more visible at stations, aiming to prevent predatory pricing and assist consumers in making informed choices.

Attorney General Dan Rayfield of Oregon and peers from all states joined to support veterans' rights to full G.I. Bill education benefits, backing a legal challenge against the VA's restrictive benefits interpretation.