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Pamplin Media Group - Opinion: It's time to plan Portland's Pandemic Independence party

April 02 2021
Eric Fruits, Ph.D. is vice president of Research at Cascade Policy Institute and an adjunct professor at Portland State University, where he teaches courses in urban economics and regulation.
We re in the waning days of the pandemic, and it s time to take action to return to normal. About one-quarter of the state s population has been vaccinated or received a first dose.
If the state keeps the current rate of vaccination, we should achieve herd immunity by early July. This also coincides with Independence Day, as well as some of Oregon s best weather. Let s make the Fourth of July the day Oregon celebrates our independence from the pandemic a summer of street fairs, block parties, dining out, and get-togethers. That gives us a little more than three months to get ready. And like any big celebration, there s a lot to do. ....

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Pamplin Media Group - Police union president resigns over Hardesty report issue

Portland police union boss resigns over Hardesty leak
UPDATE: Mayor Wheeler calls for a better explanation about the union head s departure.
The president of the Portland Police Union has resigned over a mistake he made apparently related to the false accusation that Portland City Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty was involved in a hit-and-run accident.
The executive board of the union representing most Portland Police Bureau employees announced the resignation of Brian Hunzeker on Tuesday, March 16. Former PPA President Daryl Turner will replace him until a permanent president is elected.
The announcement did not say what Hunzeker had done, except for, Over the last 24 hours, we learned that Portland Police Association (PPA) President Brian Hunzeker made a serious, isolated mistake related to the Police Bureau s investigation into the alleged hit-and-run by Commissioner Hardesty. ....

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Pamplin Media Group - Portland mayor seeks probe of false claims against Hardesty

Portland mayor seeks probe of false claims against Hardesty
March 06 2021
Mayor Ted Wheeler called for an independent investigation after Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty was falsely accused of being a suspect in a hit-and-run.
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler called for an independent investigation after damaging and false allegations naming Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty as a suspect in a hit-and-run were leaked to the public.
Hardesty mounted a full court press Thursday, March 4, after a local law-and-order group wrongly claimed that a license plate tied to the commissioner had appeared in a police report regarding a non-injury hit-and-run auto crash the day before. ....

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Pamplin Media Group - Tri-county agency head to discuss Metro's expanding role

Metro leader Lynn Peterson on Friday will discuss agency serving Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties.
Metro Council President Lynn Peterson will discuss the efforts and future of the unusual regional tri-county government agency she heads on Friday, Feb. 26.
The online virtual discussion, which runs from noon to 1 p.m., will discuss the agency s expanding role in Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties, whether it is sufficiently accountable to the public, and what the future holds, according to the City Club of Portland, which is hosting the online event.
Following her address will be a discussion between Peterson and Katrina Holland, the executive director of JOIN and a co-founder of Reimagine Oregon, a coalition formed by Black-led organizations to push for policies and programs to address systemic racism. ....

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Pamplin Media Group - Opinion: Police reforms need a more reasoned approach by everyone

February 22 2021
Stan Penkin, Kim Silverman, Tiffany Hammer, Bob Davis, Vadim Mozyrsky and Alex Stone are members of Portland s Public Safety Action Coalition.
One of the primary responsibilities of government at any level is to provide a safe environment for its population. In the past year, our city has reduced the Portland Police Bureau budget by $27 million and is seeking a 5% reduction across all bureaus in the next fiscal year, including the police.
Police Chief Chuck Lovell has requested that the bureau budget be cut by only 1% to allow for the filling of more than 100 vacancies. Reducing the police bureau budget by 5% at this time is inadvisable, and City Council should heed that request. ....

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