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Oregon cities say they’re trying to meet the state’s housing goals - but need help building the infrastructure required to add new residents.
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City leaders around the state want more authority to remove encampments they deem problematic. Homeless advocates say it’s a distraction from real solutions.
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A group of Oregon cities is asking for the option to spend more of their tourism revenue on essential services.
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The city of Eugene says it has fewer per capita staff now than it did before the Great Recession - and it's about to make more cuts.
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A new law went into effect this year that allows all Oregon cities to use photo radar to enforce speed limits. But motorists shouldn’t expect to see a flood of new cameras right away.
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Dozens of Oregon cities and towns say a shortage of shovel-ready industrial land has cost them economic opportunities. And they can’t afford the infrastructure to prepare that land for development.
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The city of Newport is considering whether its city council members should be paid a stipend.
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Oregon cities are asking state lawmakers to come up with a way to help utility customers to catch up on paying their bills. As Oregon’s jobless rate…
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All 241 of Oregon's incorporated citites, both urban and rural, are members of the organization.This week the League of Oreon Cities is hosting its 93rd…