Bob Cozzie, the deputy city administrator overseeing the public safety area at the city of Portland, is leaving the city later this month.

Join Portland Street Response for a town hall on Tuesday, November 18, 2025 from 6-7:30 p.m.

Mayor Keith Wilson previously confirmed the city would resume homeless camping enforcement by issuing citations starting on Nov. 1.

APPLY HERE: https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/01988189184173e2a4f533359898a72dThe Portland Street Response Committee (“PSRC” or “Committee”) is a volunteer body that will advise City Council as it sup...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Portland Street Response, the non-police line for responding to people in a mental health crisis, is adding a new phone number and expanded hours, among other changes. Begin…

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The Portland Police Association criticized city leaders and staff on Tuesday, accusing them of trying to pit police and behavioral health first responders against each other in the wake of a man’s rec...

The Portland Police Association criticized city leaders and staff on Tuesday, accusing them of trying to pit police and behavioral health first responders against each other in the wake of a man’s rec...

The Portland City Council voted Wednesday afternoon on a resolution aimed at bolstering the Portland Street Response (PSR) program.

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In Eugene, Oregon, CAHOOTS, a decades-old crisis-response program, may disappear, but the programs it inspired have spread across the United States, including to nearby Portland.

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A groundswell of support is building to urge Portland city leaders to keep the city’s street response teams from shutting down and grow the program to operate 24/7.

A community group made up of dozens of organizations is rallying support for Portland Street Response.The group “Friends of PSR,” have posted a petition online