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| 46 | 2024-10-25T18:26:14+00:00 | Central Communications Team <Communications@info.portland.gov> | City Insider October 2024 Edition | October 2024 | Edition 10 Welcome to the October edition of City Insider! Portland’s historic city election is less than two weeks away! Are you ready? If you want a crash course (or refresher) in ranked-choice voting, check out the community town hall hosted by our transition team this month. And be sure to join city leaders for our next employee town hall, from 3 to 4 p.m. next Monday, Oct. 28. You’ll get updates on the city’s financial outlook, upcoming budget process, labor relations landscape and election preparations. In This Edition: City leaders: Budget, labor relations reaching key milestones This week, city leaders shared updates about the city’s upcoming budget process and labor negotiations. With expenses growing faster than revenues, Mayor Ted Wheeler asked most services to develop concepts for cutting at least 5 percent from their budgets. Those targets do not account for any new spending, including money committed to three active labor negotiations that will establish pay, benefits and working conditions for 2,000 employees. Read Mayor's budget announcement Read latest labor bargaining update City Insider goes weekly in mid-November, replaces BHR Bulletin If you love the City Insider, you're in luck! Your favorite newsletter will start coming out weekly in mid-November, replace the BHR Bulletin - and serve as the primary digital newsletter for the city’s workforce. You'll still find important news about the city's transition, updates from city leaders, and service area and program highlights. Now, you'll also get the most important human resources news including employee resources, events, trainings, employee groups and job listings. We are excited to amplify the most impactful citywide work, improve shared knowledge, dialogue and engagement, and foster transparency. Thanks for making the City Insider your one-stop-shop for employee news and events. See you next month (and every week after that)! Hiring plan takes shape for Portland’s first long-term city administrator As Portland transitions to a new form of government, the city administrator plays an essential role. Learn about the proposed job description and recruitment plan for the person who will oversee day-to-day operations. Citywide Employee Charitable Campaign begins Nov. 1! Support your favorite organization by donating through your paycheck! You can give to any 501c(3) organization you wish by making a one-time donation, or spread your donations out over 26 pay periods. City of Portland welcomes Sylvester Donelson, Jr. as new Chief Procurement Officer Sylvester Donelson, Jr. holds a Master of Public Administration and brings extensive experience leading public sector procurement initiatives. Donelson began his new role Oct. 14. City of Portland advances One Water model The new One Water framework encompasses services provided by a variety of city bureaus and programs, from Water and Environmental Services to Transportation and Parks & Recreation. In the News: 3, 2, 1 … Transition How are the roles of Portland’s mayor and city council changing? KGW talks with Charter Transition Project Manager Shoshanah Oppenheim. | |
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