Councilor Loretta Smith Responds to Mayor Wilsons Executive Order on Civil Rights Compliance

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Councilor Loretta Smith issued a statement on July 31, 2025, in response to Mayor Wilson's Executive Order focused on Portland's compliance with the Civil Rights Act. She reaffirmed the city's dedication to providing meaningful access to programs and services as mandated by Civil Rights Title VI and ADA Title II laws. Smith emphasized the necessity for clearer guidelines to enhance adherence to these laws within the city's operational framework. The city has a robust system in place for accommodating residents, which includes translation and interpretation services. Smith's remarks indicated a proactive stance on civil rights, calling for ongoing clarity in city policies to support these protections.

The Executive Order seeks to reinforce the importance of civil rights in city governance and public service delivery. By addressing these issues, the city aims to foster an inclusive environment for all residents. This initiative represents a significant step in ensuring that civil rights remain a priority in Portland's administration.

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