Portland Street Response Virtual Town Hall - August 12, 2025 (recording)

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Portland Street Response hosted a virtual town hall on August 12, 2025, from 6-8 p. m. , focusing on the program's current status and future objectives. The event aimed to gather community feedback, highlighting the importance of public engagement in shaping local safety initiatives. Key panelists included April Roa, the Interim Program Manager, and Ria Nochera, a Mental Health Responder.

The interactive format encouraged attendees to contribute their thoughts and concerns. A recording of the session is available online for those unable to attend. This initiative emphasizes Portland's ongoing commitment to community safety and mental health support. Residents are encouraged to subscribe to the Portland Street Response newsletter for updates on future events and initiatives. The collaboration between city officials and community members aims to enhance the effectiveness of the program.

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