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Nov 4, 2026
Dec 11, 2026
Professional services to prepare a Title II ADA Transition Plan identifying accessibility barriers in City buildings, parks, public rights-of-way, programs, and services, and developing an implementation plan to address them.
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The meeting featured various community announcements, including upcoming Fiesta festivities and the annual community connection event. The council approved new appointments to the public mural and arts commission. Recognition was given to city staff and community members for their contributions, including the work of the museum curator. A proclamation was issued to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Consulate of Mexico in Portland, followed by discussions regarding the city's participation in the upcoming North Capital Forum and efforts to develop cultural exchange programs. Additionally, the meeting included a presentation from the Fiesta Court program, showcasing leadership development initiatives for local high school students.
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The council meeting addressed various community and administrative items. Key actions included approving a proclamation for the Consulate of Mexico, awarding contracts for on-call construction services, authorizing an intergovernmental agreement with the Woodburn School District for school resource officers, and approving the lease of two BMW police motorcycles. Additionally, the council authorized the purchase of fitness equipment for the new Mill Creek Community Center, approved a resolution for a waterline easement acquisition related to the Salud Medical Center, and discussed the closeout of a COVID-19 grant for the AWARE Food Bank. Other highlights included recognizing community award recipients and updates on various city projects and recognitions.
The meeting included discussions on several topics. Recognition was given to Sharon Corin for her service on the Planning Commission. A presentation was made regarding railroad safety, including requests for continued fencing, reduced train speeds, and timed train traffic to reduce risks. Updates were provided on the Front Street overpass project, which aims to improve pedestrian routes and safety. The project includes installing ADA ramps, widening sidewalks, and enhancing lighting.
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