The Oregon LSTA Advisory Council meeting on January 30 is open to the public, focusing on library services, with accommodations for accessibility provided upon request.

Portland advances the Future of Keller initiative, aiming to develop Broadway-capable venues, with a workgroup exploring management models and analyzing market feasibility and traffic impacts.

Clackamas and Marion County officials in Oregon are offering weddings on Valentine's Day, which coincides with the state's birthday, with services like ceremonies in multiple languages and festive additions.

Salem City Council discussed a potential property tax levy to fund community services. The tax could pay for park operations, library hours, and senior programs. A detailed draft will be revisited in February 2025.

Washington County Auditor invites public suggestions for 2025 audit topics via an online form until February 17th, emphasizing transparency and citizen involvement in local government.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek is seeking applications for the Jefferson County District Attorney position, following Steven Leriche's resignation. The process is digital-only, prioritizing diversity and inclusivity.

Portland's Bureau of Planning and Sustainability is advancing various projects focused on growth and sustainability, including the Reconnecting Albina Planning Project.

Medford enacts a severe weather declaration, opening emergency shelters due to anticipated sub-25°F temperatures, with a focus on resident safety and inclusivity.

The Oregon DFR joined a task force to finalize a $106 million settlement with Vanguard for failing to properly supervise actions leading to unexpected tax bills for investors.

Mayor Keith Wilson of Portland affirmed the city's sanctuary status and its support for undocumented immigrants in the face of stricter federal immigration enforcement.

Oregon's AI Advisory Council prepares for its virtual meeting on January 24, 2025; public participation welcomed via Microsoft Teams, with a focus on AI to promote state values and transparency.

Washington County law enforcement leaders endorse fairness in justice, affirming equal access irrespective of citizenship, and upholding Oregon's sanctuary law.

Hundreds in Portland rallied against Trump's potential policies on immigration, healthcare, and reproductive rights as he eyes another presidential term.