Staff Report to the Hearings Officer - LU 25-039794 CU

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Portland's City Government ensures compliance with Civil Rights Title VI and ADA Title II laws by providing essential accessibility services, including translation and interpretation. Citizens seeking ADA accommodations can reach out at 503-823-4000 or through the Relay Service at 711. The city's efforts aim to eliminate barriers for individuals with disabilities and those who speak languages other than English. By offering modifications and auxiliary aids, Portland fosters an inclusive environment that encourages diverse community participation. This initiative highlights the city’s commitment to social equity and legal compliance, reinforcing the importance of accessible city programs.

The availability of these services is vital for enhancing civic engagement among all residents. Portland's proactive stance serves as a model for other municipalities aiming to improve accessibility. Such measures not only fulfill legal obligations but also strengthen community ties and support.

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