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-PSSA Strat Plan Document
Green12/31/2412/31/301566d01/29/26 1:41 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govtrueID-00002104
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-Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities
1GoalGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d08/26/25 4:47 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov1 - Improve Public Safety Response CapabilitiesID-000032ID-00002114
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-Deploy the right responder to the right call, in a timely manner
1.1ObjectiveGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d09/30/25 1:48 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities1 - Deploy the right responder to the right call, in a timely mannerID-000093ID-00003121
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-See actions below
1.1.1InitiativeGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d09/30/25 1:48 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPB does not currently have something in here, but likely should.1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities1 - Deploy the right responder to the right call, in a timely manner1 - See actions belowID-000214ID-00009132
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-Deliver timely service to the public by meeting or exceeding national call answering standards: 90% of all 911 calls shall be answered within fifteen seconds and 95% of all 911 calls should be answered within 20 seconds
BOEC1.1.1.1Strategic ActionSteve MawdsleyMonitor current performance on monthly basisOn TrackGreenJanuary 2026:

-compared to the same month LAST YEAR, we increased performance on the 15 second measurement from 53% to 69% which is a 16% improvement.

-compared to the same month LAST YEAR, we increased performance on the 20 second measurement from 56% to 73% which is a 17 percent improvement.

-In December 2024, our average 911 wait-to-answer time was 36 seconds; in December 2025, the average decreased to 18 seconds.
-continued seasonal impacts to staffing may occur because (1) cold/flu season; (2) demonstrations that result in 911 calltakers being repurposed for tactical radio dispatching.01/01/2512/31/301565d01/27/26 8:34 AMcell-link@smartsheet.comBOECPM-0039PM-0040Percentage of 911 calls answered within fifteen seconds;
Percentage of 911 calls answered within twenty seconds
trueNathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/27/26Past 30 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities1 - Deploy the right responder to the right call, in a timely manner1 - See actions belowID-000845ID-00021141
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Monitor current performance on monthly basis
BOEC1.1.1.1.1MilestoneSteve MawdsleyMonitor current performance on monthly basisGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d09/30/25 1:45 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities1 - Deploy the right responder to the right call, in a timely manner1 - See actions belowID-003996ID-00084150
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-Achieve and maintain appropriate, timely, and equitable response through managing incident run volume by aligning fire stations with appropriate resource allocation
PF&R1.1.1.2Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherComplete a citywide station coverage analysis and publish findings, Use dashboards to review call data and review response protocols, Validate response time improvements or maintenance through quarterly data reviewOn Track01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPF&RPM-0050PM-0051PF&R fire response time percentage of calls for a ladder truck on scene within 4 minutes;
PF&R fire containment percentage of structure fires stopped before fire progressed from starting point
trueAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyNo09/30/2590+ days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities1 - Deploy the right responder to the right call, in a timely manner1 - See actions belowID-005457ID-00021243
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Complete a citywide station coverage analysis and publish findings
PF&R1.1.1.2.1MilestoneAndy PonceElizabeth GallagherComplete a citywide station coverage analysis and publish findingsNot Started09/30/25 1:48 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPF&RAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities1 - Deploy the right responder to the right call, in a timely manner1 - See actions belowID-005468ID-00545150
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Use dashboards to review call data and review response protocols
PF&R1.1.1.2.2MilestoneAndy PonceElizabeth GallagherUse dashboards to review call data and review response protocolsOn Track09/30/25 1:48 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPF&RAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities1 - Deploy the right responder to the right call, in a timely manner1 - See actions belowID-005479ID-00545250
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Validate response time improvements or maintenance through quarterly data review
PF&R1.1.1.2.3MilestoneAndy PonceValidate response time improvements or maintenance through quarterly data reviewNot Started09/30/25 1:48 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities1 - Deploy the right responder to the right call, in a timely manner1 - See actions belowID-0054810ID-00545350
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-Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies
1.2ObjectiveRed01/01/2506/02/25109d09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategiesID-0001011ID-00003221
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-See actions below
1.2.1InitiativeRed01/01/2506/02/25109d09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0002412ID-00010136
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-Enhance trust in 911 services in the community by developing a Multilingual Calltaker Program to enable calltakers to process calls with their certified multilingual skills
BOEC1.2.1.1Strategic ActionNakita ThomasMultilingual call-taker SOP and relevant linked SOPs are updated to reflect process for interpreter level certification, Identify existing contract that can support DPO for certification testingOn TrackJanuary:
Our Language Line contact was emailed on 12/16. We have not received a response, however, we did request access to the Language Line portal for more direct review of the system. This request is pending approval as of 1/12/25.

December:
Our Language Line contact was emailed on 12/9 to take next steps for scheduling reading/writing proficiency examinations. I received an out of office message and will be following up 12/16. I also met with the Citywide Language Access Specialist on 12/12 to discuss the process that has been planned.

November:
We were issued a PO to complete multilingual testing and translation with Language Line on 11/12/25.

October:

Discussed with Jeff Blade via email, Manh & Ginger from procurement and accounting, and Language Line Solutions to confirm rates, a PO request has been submitted to cover the cost of further testing.


September:

BOEC has a multilingual call-taking program and an associated SOP for police calls. Further testing to allow for Fire and Medical ProQA calls is pending updated citywide language contracts. The BOEC Equity Manager has been collaborating with the Citywide Equity and Language Access Analyst regarding language service contracts and their statuses.

9/18/25 - email sent to Jeff Blade for contract and RFP updates.
12/16/2025 - I will be following up on my email to our Language Line contact to schedule proficiency testing. TBD - I will be meeting with the Citywide Language Access Specialist and the BHR Language Pay Differential representative to discuss BOEC's additional testing needs.01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECREPPM-0043Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/12/26Past 30 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0011713ID-00024142
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Multilingual call-taker SOP and relevant linked SOPs are updated to reflect process for interpreter level certification
BOEC1.2.1.1.1MilestoneNakita ThomasMultilingual call-taker SOP and relevant linked SOPs are updated to reflect process for interpreter level certification09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0047714ID-00117150
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Identify existing contract that can support DPO for certification testing
BOEC1.2.1.1.2MilestoneNakita ThomasIdentify existing contract that can support DPO for certification testing09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0047615ID-00117250
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-Establish guidelines and budget for improving awareness of rights and BOEC compliance with Title I (employment), Title II (ability access), and Title VI (language access)
BOEC1.2.1.2Strategic ActionNakita ThomasOEHR communicates results of bureau compliance self-evaluation, Create an accessibility plan modeling OEHR guidelines and four-factor analysis, Guidelines published and staff trained on Title I, II, VI compliance, Build advanced disability access and justice at BOECMinor IssuesRedJanuary:
Met with OEHR disability office regarding next steps to ensure this project is moving in the right direction.

December:
No update.

November:
Discussed consultant contract with OEHR Disability Division and parameters around this contract and eligible actions.

October:
PSSA Equity practitioners met with the designated ADA consultants regarding transition plans and services they provide.

This item has been rescheduled for October pending additional updates from OEHR and CAO.
Follow-up meeting with Emergency Manager, M.G. regarding development for BOEC.The timeframe for completing this has moved beyond the original target end date and is greatly dependent on the consulting team and the completion of all of the self-evaluations.We have a standing meeting with the ADA consultants every other week as well as a set date to meet with them regarding transition plans. I am also registered for additional coursework to expand my knowledge points.01/01/2506/02/25109d01/27/26 10:03 AMcell-link@smartsheet.comBOECPM-0157PM-0158Percentage of BOEC staff trained on Title I, II, and VI compliance;
Total civil rights related complaints or reported incidents at BOEC
Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/27/26Past 30 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0010616ID-00024244
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OEHR communicates results of bureau compliance self-evaluation
BOEC1.2.1.2.1MilestoneOEHROEHR communicates results of bureau compliance self-evaluationRed01/01/2506/02/25109d09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0045517ID-00106150
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Create an accessibility plan modeling OEHR guidelines and four-factor analysis
BOEC1.2.1.2.2MilestoneNakita ThomasCreate an accessibility plan modeling OEHR guidelines and four-factor analysis09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0045418ID-00106250
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Guidelines published and staff trained on Title I, II, VI compliance
BOEC1.2.1.2.3MilestoneNakita ThomasGuidelines published and staff trained on Title I, II, VI compliance09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0045319ID-00106350
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Build advanced disability access and justice at BOEC
BOEC1.2.1.2.4MilestoneNakita ThomasBuild advanced disability access and justice at BOEC09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0045220ID-00106450
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-Exceed requirements related to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (prohibits discrimination based on race, color, and national origin)
PPB1.2.1.3Strategic ActionBrody SargentDeliver training to PPB bilingual members on Introduction to Legal Interpreting in Policing, Complete proposal for an internal resource page for language resources/tools, Submit recommendations for the Language Justice DirectiveComplete1. Deliver training to PPB bilingual members on Introduction to Legal Interpreting in Policing in Fall 2024.
2. Complete proposal for an internal resource page for language resources/tools by December 2024.
3. Submit recommendations for the Language Justice Directive by December 2024.
1. Creation of the PPB (internal) Intranet Page under Language Justice Resources
2. Language Justice Directive enacted
3. Miranda Warning Cards translated into 22 foreign languages and posted on the PPB Intranet as a Resource 24/7
4. PPB delivered a Legal Interpreters training course to 45 Bureau Interpreters (BI)
1. Complete – The Intranet Page was created.
2. Complete – Language Justice Directive. Directive is included here: https://www.portland.gov/policies/police-directives/field-operations-0600/064037-communication-persons-who-have-limited.
3. Complete – Miranda Warning Cards have been translated and posted.
4. Complete - Training has been delivered to Bureau Interpreters. Interpreters are included on the intranet.
01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govREPPM-0224PM-0225PM-0226Number of languages offered by PPB;
Number of PPB employees certified in at least one additional language;
Number of PPB language line uses
Christian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo09/22/2590+ days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0052521ID-00024343
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Deliver training to PPB bilingual members on Introduction to Legal Interpreting in Policing
PPB1.2.1.3.1MilestoneDeliver training to PPB bilingual members on Introduction to Legal Interpreting in Policing09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govREPChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0052422ID-00525150
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Complete proposal for an internal resource page for language resources/tools
PPB1.2.1.3.2MilestoneComplete proposal for an internal resource page for language resources/tools09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govREPChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0052323ID-00525250
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Submit recommendations for the Language Justice Directive
PPB1.2.1.3.3MilestoneSubmit recommendations for the Language Justice Directive09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govREPChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0052224ID-00525350
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-Implement the Public Safety Support Specialist Strategic Roadmap
PPB1.2.1.4Strategic ActionBrian HughesDevelop standard operating procedures (SOPs) for Public Safety Support Specialists (PS3), Develop Public Safety Support Specialist Supervisor (PS4) position description, Hire PS4, Schedule annual training, Develop PS3 BOEC dispatch protocol, Develop performance management report, Develop KPI for community engagement and call volume percentagesOn Trackthe committee has bimonthly meetings and the plan is ahead of schedule.

no change this month.
01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPPBPM-0186PM-0187PM-0188PM-0189PM-0190PM-0191PM-0192Percentage of SOPs signed off on by Public Safety Support specialists and supervisors;
Number of PS4s hired;
Percentage of Public Safety Support specialists and supervisors completed required annual training;
Number of dispatches of PS3s by BOEC;
PS3 KPI metrics developed and reported
trueChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayMaybe11/03/2560-90 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0054925ID-00024447
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Develop standard operating procedures (SOPs) for Public Safety Support Specialists (PS3)
PPB1.2.1.4.1MilestoneDevelop standard operating procedures (SOPs) for Public Safety Support Specialists (PS3)09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0055026ID-00549150
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Develop Public Safety Support Specialist Supervisor (PS4) position description
PPB1.2.1.4.2MilestoneDevelop Public Safety Support Specialist Supervisor (PS4) position description09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0055127ID-00549250
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Hire PS4
PPB1.2.1.4.3MilestoneHire PS409/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0055228ID-00549350
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Schedule annual training
PPB1.2.1.4.4MilestoneSchedule annual training09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0055329ID-00549450
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Develop PS3 BOEC dispatch protocol
PPB1.2.1.4.5MilestoneDevelop PS3 BOEC dispatch protocol09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0055430ID-00549550
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Develop performance management report
PPB1.2.1.4.6MilestoneDevelop performance management report09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0055531ID-00549650
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Develop KPI for community engagement and call volume percentages
PPB1.2.1.4.7MilestoneDevelop KPI for community engagement and call volume percentages09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0055632ID-00549750
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-Collaborate and coordinate with the community, businesses, and city partners to identify and address crime and disorder concerns via Neighborhood Response Teams
PPB1.2.1.5Strategic ActionBrian HughesNRT attend community meetings and document in the community engagement app, NRT communicates identified crime and disorder concerns to begin process for response, Conduct analysis of police data to corroborate community concern, identify priority locations and scope of issues, Use analysis and community input to inform focused missions to address identified criminal activity, Ensure cross-agency communication and collaboration continues until concern is addressedOn TrackCommand and NRT personnel are attending regular neighborhood and business meetings on a weekly, monthly and quarterly meetings. Taking input and adjust resources as necessary.

no change this month
Command is not using the app to track all major meetings.command has been reminded to use the app to track major meetings.01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPM-0216PM-0217PM-0218PM-0232Number of neighborhood, business association, or community meetings attended by Neighborhood Response Teams (NRT);
Number of Neighborhood Response Team missions;
Community, business, and other partner satisfaction with police response to identified concerns;
Number of Neighborhood Response Team missions successfully addressing identified community concerns
Christian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo11/03/2560-90 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0052133ID-00024545
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NRT attend community meetings and document in the community engagement app
PPB1.2.1.5.1MilestoneNRT attend community meetings and document in the community engagement app09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0052034ID-00521150
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NRT communicates identified crime and disorder concerns to begin process for response
PPB1.2.1.5.2MilestoneNRT communicates identified crime and disorder concerns to begin process for response09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0051935ID-00521250
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Conduct analysis of police data to corroborate community concern, identify priority locations and scope of issues
PPB1.2.1.5.3MilestoneConduct analysis of police data to corroborate community concern, identify priority locations and scope of issues09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0051836ID-00521350
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Use analysis and community input to inform focused missions to address identified criminal activity
PPB1.2.1.5.4MilestoneUse analysis and community input to inform focused missions to address identified criminal activity09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0051737ID-00521450
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Ensure cross-agency communication and collaboration continues until concern is addressed
PPB1.2.1.5.5MilestoneEnsure cross-agency communication and collaboration continues until concern is addressed09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0051638ID-00521550
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-Expand or develop available materials specific to fire fighting and emergency response in Portland to address cultural norms, communication styles, trauma informed care, and situational awareness
PF&R1.2.1.6Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherDevelop and distribute culturally tailored response guidance for frontline staff, Evaluate effectiveness of new materials through surveys of membersMajor Issues01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyNo09/23/2590+ days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0054039ID-00024642
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Develop and distribute culturally tailored response guidance for frontline staff
PF&R1.2.1.6.1MilestoneJim SestricDevelop and distribute culturally tailored response guidance for frontline staffNot Started09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0053940ID-00540150
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Evaluate effectiveness of new materials through surveys of members
PF&R1.2.1.6.2MilestoneEvaluate effectiveness of new materials through surveys of membersMajor Issues09/30/25 1:54 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities2 - Identify and develop culturally and situationally appropriate response strategies1 - See actions belowID-0053841ID-00540250
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-Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes
1.3ObjectiveGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d09/30/25 2:01 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomesID-0001142ID-00003321
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-See actions below
1.3.1InitiativeGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d10/21/25 1:42 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0002843ID-000111318
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-Enhance community trust in the 911 system by implementing a survey to solicit feedback about BOEC services (calling 911, calling non-emergency, accessing records) from Black, Indigenous, all people of color, and people of all abilities
BOEC1.3.1.1Strategic ActionNakita ThomasDevelop community engagement plan, Finalize draft survey, Launch survey, Host at least 2 listening sessions, Feedback analyzed with action items identified and assigned to specific bureau and PSSA leads, Develop process improvement plan based on feedback results, Develop implementation plan and dashboard of process change implementation, including check in and reporting process, Integrate questions surrounding community trust of 9-1-1 into Portland Insights Survey, Collaborate with Community Safety Programs to participate in contact survey pilotOn TrackGreenJanuary:
Implementation planned for April to coincide with telecommunicator week, education campaign, and art competition.

December:
I had a check-in with Liz Taylor on 12/11 regarding next steps for education campaign. Informal discussions with Chelsea Labar regarding soliciting feedback from community members.

November:
The previously drafted feedback survey was reviewed and given some edits. A kickoff meeting was held on 11/7/25.

October:

Collaborators have been identified from all PSSA bureaus and offices to participate in the education campaign.

September:

The feedback survey has been tied to the bureau's engagement plan. The bureau is also looking to partner with the PSSA office of the DCA and fellow PSSA bureaus to further community education and feedback gathering.
January 2026: Soft launch of feedback form at community engagement events. Finalized timeline on launch of full feedback survey.07/01/2506/30/26261d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0159PM-0160Total number of BOEC call-takers certified in additional languages;
Number of BOEC calls taken in language other than English
Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/14/26Past 30 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0010444ID-00028149
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Develop community engagement plan
1.3.1.1.1MilestoneNakita ThomasDevelop community engagement plan10/15/25 1:50 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0060645ID-00104150
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Finalize draft survey
BOEC1.3.1.1.2MilestoneNakita ThomasFinalize draft surveyRed07/01/2509/30/2566d10/15/25 1:50 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0044846ID-00104250
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Launch survey
BOEC1.3.1.1.3MilestoneNakita ThomasLaunch surveyRed10/01/2512/31/2566d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0044747ID-00104350
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Host at least 2 listening sessions
BOEC1.3.1.1.4MilestoneNakita ThomasHost at least 2 listening sessionsRed10/01/2512/31/2566d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0044648ID-00104450
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Feedback analyzed with action items identified and assigned to specific bureau and PSSA leads
BOEC1.3.1.1.5MilestoneNakita ThomasFeedback analyzed with action items identified and assigned to specific bureau and PSSA leadsRed01/01/2601/15/2611d01/16/26 9:18 AMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0044549ID-00104550
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Develop process improvement plan based on feedback results
BOEC1.3.1.1.6MilestoneNakita ThomasDevelop process improvement plan based on feedback resultsGreen01/15/2606/30/26119d01/15/26 9:02 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0044450ID-00104650
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Develop implementation plan and dashboard of process change implementation, including check in and reporting process
BOEC1.3.1.1.7MilestoneNakita ThomasDevelop implementation plan and dashboard of process change implementation, including check in and reporting process10/15/25 1:50 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0044351ID-00104750
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Integrate questions surrounding community trust of 9-1-1 into Portland Insights Survey
BOEC1.3.1.1.8MilestoneNakita ThomasIntegrate questions surrounding community trust of 9-1-1 into Portland Insights Survey10/15/25 1:50 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0045052ID-00104850
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Collaborate with Community Safety Programs to participate in contact survey pilot
BOEC1.3.1.1.9MilestoneNakita ThomasCollaborate with Community Safety Programs to participate in contact survey pilot10/15/25 1:50 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0044953ID-00104950
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-Establish PPB response time goals with input from community feedback
PPB1.3.1.2Strategic ActionBrian HughesCommunity survey to get input on response time expectations developed with PPB and Community Safety, Establish response time goals informed by survey resultsMajor IssuesRFP has been put on hold. PPB rep has been assigned to review the RFP vendor candidates..

no change this month.
budgetary issues may delay this action items01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPPBPM-0119PM-0120PM-0229Number of dispatched high priority calls with a PPB unit response;
Average number of minutes for first PPB unit on-scene to a high priority dispatch call;
Response time goals by priority level
trueChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo11/03/2560-90 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0031854ID-00028242
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Community survey to get input on response time expectations developed with PPB and Community Safety
PPB1.3.1.2.1MilestoneStephanie HowardCommunity survey to get input on response time expectations developed with PPB and Community Safety10/15/25 1:50 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0032055ID-00318150
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Establish response time goals informed by survey results
PPB1.3.1.2.2MilestoneLauren BrownEstablish response time goals informed by survey results10/15/25 1:50 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0031956ID-00318250
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-Implement improved online reporting system for eligible incidents
PPB1.3.1.3Strategic ActionChad LublinVendor completes security requirements, BTS approval of platform, Completion of procurement, Testing new system, Deployment of OL reporting system, PSU user experience data analysis comparing previous and new system, Expand language access from three to nine languagesCompleteGrayThe team determined that our current vendor fixed many of the deficiencies we'd originally sought resolution for. After testing these enhancements, the enhancements and test results were shared with the project steering committee. The steering committee determined that replacing our current solution was no longer necessary. The Chief agreed and the project was cancelled.

There was one deficiency that was not fully resolved, the number of language translations. The current vendor offers three of the nine safe harbor languages. The following items related to this feature were considered: Most browsers offer translation services, the number of reports submitted in a safe harbor language is very low, offering safe harbor languages is not a mandatory requirement, the number of other remedies implemented, the risks of replacing an important public service, and the increased cost of the new system relative to the current system.
Procurement, app customization development, interface preparation, and single sign on and active directory setup are all in process..BTS approval was late and procurement is requiring longer than anticipated. These items are on the project's critical path.Accept06/01/2609/30/2688d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPPBPM-0125PM-0184PM-0185Total online reports submitted;
Percentage of eligible reports submitted through the online reporting system;
Community satisfaction with online reporting system
Christian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo12/03/2530-60 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0032157ID-00028347
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Vendor completes security requirements
PPB1.3.1.3.1MilestoneChad LublinVendor completes security requirementstrue11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0032758ID-00321150
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BTS approval of platform
PPB1.3.1.3.2MilestoneChad LublinBTS approval of platformtrue11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0032659ID-00321250
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Completion of procurement
PPB1.3.1.3.3MilestoneChad LublinCompletion of procurementtrue11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0032560ID-00321350
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Testing new system
PPB1.3.1.3.4MilestoneChad LublinTesting new systemtrue11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0032461ID-00321450
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Deployment of OL reporting system
PPB1.3.1.3.5MilestoneChad LublinDeployment of OL reporting systemtrue11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0032362ID-00321550
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PSU user experience data analysis comparing previous and new system
PPB1.3.1.3.6MilestoneChristian PetersonPSU user experience data analysis comparing previous and new systemGray06/01/2609/30/2688d11/20/25 2:06 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0032263ID-00321650
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Expand language access from three to nine languages
1.3.1.3.7MilestoneChad LublinExpand language access from three to nine languages11/20/25 2:06 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0060964ID-00321750
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-Reduce crime and the fear of crime through improved investigations
PPB1.3.1.4Strategic ActionRobert SimonBaseline survey of community satisfaction/safety, SOP for investigative case assignment, Development of plan to improve capacity to investigate additional types of crime, more cases, and improve solve rates, Development of reports to track case assignment, clearance rates, etc.On TrackMilestone 1: The community satisfaction/safety survey is being implemented by the PSSA (Stephanie Howard) and is currently in RFP status.
Milestone 2: SOP on investigative case assignment within the Detective Division is being developed and will be completed for CHO review by October 15th, 2025.
Milestone 3: Investigative capacity is being monitored by the Detective Division commander. This capacity is severely hampered by the volume of felonious and/or violent crime and the limited number of investigators/detectives. Investigative resources are deployed or redeployed based on current crime trends and need.
Milestone 4: Homicide division is developing and will be piloting a case tracking methodology to consistently report solve rate, clearance rates, open case volume, and case assignments.
Milestone 1: PSSA responsibility, Milestone 2: SOP finalization by October 15, 2025. Milestone 3: Burglary task force being developed by Detective Division. Milestone 4: Initial tracking efforts will begin by November 1, 2025.N/AN/A01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPPBPM-0121PM-0122PM-0123PM-0124PM-0196PM-0197PM-0198PM-0199PM-0200PM-0201PM-0202PM-0203PM-0204Percentage of reported incidents with a crime designated for investigation by PPB assigned for investigation;
Number of reported incidents with a crime designated for investigation;
Clearance rate;
Community satisfaction with investigations;
Community satisfaction with PPB missions;
Change in targeted crime or incident rate within specified geographic boundary
Christian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo09/23/2590+ days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0034265ID-00028444
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Baseline survey of community satisfaction/safety
PPB1.3.1.4.1MilestoneBaseline survey of community satisfaction/safety11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0034666ID-00342150
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SOP for investigative case assignment
PPB1.3.1.4.2MilestoneSOP for investigative case assignment11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0034567ID-00342250
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Development of plan to improve capacity to investigate additional types of crime, more cases, and improve solve rates
PPB1.3.1.4.3MilestoneDevelopment of plan to improve capacity to investigate additional types of crime, more cases, and improve solve rates11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0034468ID-00342350
69
Development of reports to track case assignment, clearance rates, etc.
PPB1.3.1.4.4MilestoneDevelopment of reports to track case assignment, clearance rates, etc.11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0034369ID-00342450
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-Improve systems and outcomes by achieving and maintaining International Academies of Emergency Dispatch (IAED) Accredited Center of Excellence (ACE) performance levels for Medical and Fire Triage
BOEC1.3.1.5Strategic ActionRyan DesJardinsImplement Medical and Fire Protocols, Implement Medical and Fire Quality Assurance Program, Achieve ACE-level performance, Maintain ACE-level performance.On TrackGreenEMD ACE performance achieved. Very close for EFD. BOEC's ACE application has been submitted. ETA for award, if successful, 2-3 months.Updating to ProQA Version .53 in spring.None01/01/2512/31/301565d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0018PM-0019trueNathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/06/26Past 30 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0008670ID-00028544
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Implement Medical and Fire Protocols
BOEC1.3.1.5.1MilestoneImplement Medical and Fire ProtocolsComplete11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0014271ID-00086150
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Implement Medical and Fire Quality Assurance Program
BOEC1.3.1.5.2MilestoneImplement Medical and Fire Quality Assurance ProgramComplete11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0014172ID-00086250
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Achieve ACE-level performance
BOEC1.3.1.5.3MilestoneAchieve ACE-level performanceCompleteRed01/01/2507/01/25130d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0014073ID-00086350
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Maintain ACE-level performance.
BOEC1.3.1.5.4MilestoneRyan DesJardinsMaintain ACE-level performance.On TrackGreen07/02/2512/31/301435d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0013974ID-00086450
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-Achieve The Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) Accreditation
BOEC1.3.1.6Strategic ActionRyan DesJardinsConfirm CALEA requirements, Complete CALEA requirements, Apply for CALEA accreditationNot StartedGrayN/AN/AN/AN/A01/01/2706/30/28391d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0018PM-0019Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo09/09/2590+ days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0009075ID-00028643
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Confirm CALEA requirements
BOEC1.3.1.6.1MilestoneRyan DesJardinsConfirm CALEA requirementsGray01/01/2706/30/28391d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0042876ID-00090150
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Complete CALEA requirements
BOEC1.3.1.6.2MilestoneRyan DesJardinsComplete CALEA requirementsGray01/01/2706/30/28391d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0042777ID-00090250
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Apply for CALEA accreditation
BOEC1.3.1.6.3MilestoneRyan DesJardinsApply for CALEA accreditationGray01/01/2706/30/28391d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0042678ID-00090350
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-Achieve Accredited Center of Excellence award for the Fire Priority Dispatch System (FPDS)
BOEC1.3.1.7Strategic ActionRyan DesJardinsAchieve and maintain ACE-level performance for 3 consecutive months, Complete 20 Points accreditation documentation, Complete the application for ACEMinor IssuesRedEFD continues to hover on the edge of the required ACE performance. for 2025, we averaged 9% non-compliant, just 2% from the threshold. We are optimistic about progress after FPDS v8 is online for a couple of months.The FPDS v8 update has been rescheduled for January 13.01/01/2512/31/25261d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0018PM-0019Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/06/26Past 30 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0008879ID-00028743
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Achieve and maintain ACE-level performance for 3 consecutive months
BOEC1.3.1.7.1MilestoneRyan DesJardinsAchieve and maintain ACE-level performance for 3 consecutive monthsRed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0041280ID-00088150
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Complete 20 Points accreditation documentation
BOEC1.3.1.7.2MilestoneRyan DesJardinsComplete 20 Points accreditation documentationRed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0041181ID-00088250
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Complete the application for ACE
BOEC1.3.1.7.3MilestoneRyan DesJardinsComplete the application for ACERed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0041082ID-00088350
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-Achieve Accredited Center of Excellence award for the Medical Priority Dispatch System (MPDS)
BOEC1.3.1.8Strategic ActionRyan DesJardinsAchieve and maintain ACE-level performance for 3 consecutive months, Complete 20 Points accreditation documentation, Complete the application for ACEOn TrackRedBOEC has applied for the Accredited Center of Excellence award (ACE). The typical award time is 2-3 months.01/01/2512/31/25261d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0018PM-0019Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/06/26Past 30 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0008983ID-00028843
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Achieve and maintain ACE-level performance for 3 consecutive months
BOEC1.3.1.8.1MilestoneRyan DesJardinsAchieve and maintain ACE-level performance for 3 consecutive monthsRed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0040984ID-00089150
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Complete 20 Points accreditation documentation
BOEC1.3.1.8.2MilestoneRyan DesJardinsComplete 20 Points accreditation documentationRed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0040885ID-00089250
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Complete the application for ACE
BOEC1.3.1.8.3MilestoneRyan DesJardinsComplete the application for ACERed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0040786ID-00089350
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-Maintain ACE awards for MPDS and FPDS
BOEC1.3.1.9Strategic ActionRyan DesJardinsMonitor monthly ACE-level performance, Confirmation of 20 Points accreditation documentation, Complete application for re-certificationNot StartedGrayN/AN/AN/AN/A01/01/2812/29/28261d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0018PM-0019Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo09/09/2590+ days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0008787ID-00028943
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Monitor monthly ACE-level performance
BOEC1.3.1.9.1MilestoneRyan DesJardinsMonitor monthly ACE-level performanceGray01/01/2812/29/28261d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0041588ID-00087150
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Confirmation of 20 Points accreditation documentation
BOEC1.3.1.9.2MilestoneRyan DesJardinsConfirmation of 20 Points accreditation documentationGray01/01/2812/29/28261d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0041489ID-00087250
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Complete application for re-certification
BOEC1.3.1.9.3MilestoneRyan DesJardinsComplete application for re-certificationGray01/01/2812/29/28261d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0041390ID-00087350
91
-Implement Police Quality Assurance Program
BOEC1.3.1.10Strategic ActionRyan DesJardinsForm a collaborative workgroup of quality assurance team members, dispatchers, and supervisors, Determine the method of call review and scoring, Determine case review delivery, Implement quality assurance pilot, Finalize and implement Police QA ProgramMinor IssuesRedIssues with the logging recorder vendor and BTS connections to the logging recorder have created uncertainty in how fast this will progress. The training team is actively using simulations, and we expect that to expand significantly over the coming months. It does not require the recorder connection.Obtain feedback from workgroup members and then expand to a larger group for additional feedback.BTS - recent issues with how BTS provides the call recording data to the vendor have been questioned. This has interrupted call recording data.I'm trying to work with BTS and BOEC Tech to find a solution. This was working, but I am told our solution isn't viable for the long term.01/01/2512/31/25261d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECtrueNathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyYes01/06/26Past 30 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0009291ID-000281045
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Form a collaborative workgroup of quality assurance team members, dispatchers, and supervisors
BOEC1.3.1.10.1MilestoneRyan DesJardinsForm a collaborative workgroup of quality assurance team members, dispatchers, and supervisorsRed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0042092ID-00092150
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Determine the method of call review and scoring
BOEC1.3.1.10.2MilestoneRyan DesJardinsDetermine the method of call review and scoringRed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0041993ID-00092250
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Determine case review delivery
BOEC1.3.1.10.3MilestoneRyan DesJardinsDetermine case review deliveryRed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0041894ID-00092350
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Implement quality assurance pilot
BOEC1.3.1.10.4MilestoneRyan DesJardinsImplement quality assurance pilotRed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0041795ID-00092450
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Finalize and implement Police QA Program
BOEC1.3.1.10.5MilestoneRyan DesJardinsFinalize and implement Police QA ProgramRed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0041696ID-00092550
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-Implement Police and Fire Radio Quality Assurance
BOEC1.3.1.11Strategic ActionRyan DesJardinsForm a collaborative workgroup of quality assurance team members, dispatchers, and supervisors, Determine the method of call review and scoring, Determine case review delivery, Implement quality assurance pilot, Finalize and implement Police and Fire Radio QA ProgramNot StartedGreenN/AN/AN/AN/A01/01/2612/31/26261d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECNathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyMaybe09/09/2590+ days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0009197ID-000281145
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Form a collaborative workgroup of quality assurance team members, dispatchers, and supervisors
BOEC1.3.1.11.1MilestoneRyan DesJardinsForm a collaborative workgroup of quality assurance team members, dispatchers, and supervisorsGreen01/01/2612/31/26261d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0042498ID-00091150
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Determine the method of call review and scoring
BOEC1.3.1.11.2MilestoneRyan DesJardinsDetermine the method of call review and scoringGreen01/01/2612/31/26261d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-0042399ID-00091250
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Determine case review delivery
BOEC1.3.1.11.3MilestoneRyan DesJardinsDetermine case review deliveryGreen01/01/2612/31/26261d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00422100ID-00091350
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Implement quality assurance pilot
BOEC1.3.1.11.4MilestoneRyan DesJardinsImplement quality assurance pilotGreen01/01/2612/31/26261d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00421101ID-00091450
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Finalize and implement Police and Fire Radio QA Program
BOEC1.3.1.11.5MilestoneRyan DesJardinsFinalize and implement Police and Fire Radio QA ProgramGreen01/01/2612/31/26261d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00425102ID-00091550
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-Exceed requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Title II relating to nondiscrimination on the basis of disability
PPB1.3.1.12Strategic ActionBrody SargentDevelop a 3 to 5-year ADA transition plan to implement the results of PPB’s Title II needs assessment, Establish a process for tracking ADA requests and outcomes that allows PPB to track request trends and ongoing barriers for people with disabilitiesOn TrackGreenInitial outreach to involved parties has been sent.
Currently working with outside consultant and internal stakeholders in priority identification. This will require funding. Met with the Chief's Office and received support for the project.
Identify County Contacts for discussions.10/01/2510/30/26283d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govREPPM-0227PM-0228Number of community ADA accommodation requests received by PPB;
Number of community ADA accommodation requests granted
Christian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo12/03/2530-60 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00492103ID-000281242
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Develop a 3 to 5-year ADA transition plan to implement the results of PPB’s Title II needs assessment
PPB1.3.1.12.1MilestonePatricia KeplerDevelop a 3 to 5-year ADA transition plan to implement the results of PPB’s Title II needs assessmentGreen10/01/2510/30/26283d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govREPChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00491104ID-00492150
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Establish a process for tracking ADA requests and outcomes that allows PPB to track request trends and ongoing barriers for people with disabilities
PPB1.3.1.12.2MilestonePatricia KeplerEstablish a process for tracking ADA requests and outcomes that allows PPB to track request trends and ongoing barriers for people with disabilitiesGreen10/01/2510/30/26283d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govREPChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00490105ID-00492250
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-Enhance Safe Blocks services through regular review of staff deployment and data to assess needs and ensure efficacy
Community Safety1.3.1.13Strategic ActionStephanie HowardHold staff work session to collaborate on current needs, potential recalibrations, community concerns, and potential partnerships going forwardMinor IssuesRedWith the heightened focus on responding to the federal administration, CSD leadership has not been able to devote the time needed to pull this team together for a work session. Data continues to be collected and reported by the Safe Blocks Supervisor weekly and regular meetings are occurring to debrief on Safe Blocks' activities, but this needs greater focus and attention than CSD Director can provide at this moment. Fortunately, the OVP Program Manager recruitment is coming to a conclusion and I believe incoming leadership will be able to help get this work back on track.MultipleLoss of team cohesion and frustration with citywide efforts, like hiring and OT freeze.CSD Director has met with team and the Labor Management Committee to discuss their concerns and ensure they have the ability to provide feedback.07/01/2508/29/2544d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyPM-0089Number of Safe Blocks staff redeployments or schedule adjustments based on dataNathan Leamy, Stephanie HowardNo12/10/2530-60 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00240106ID-000281341
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Hold staff work session to collaborate on current needs, potential recalibrations, community concerns, and potential partnerships going forward
Community Safety1.3.1.13.1MilestoneStephanie HowardHold staff work session to collaborate on current needs, potential recalibrations, community concerns, and potential partnerships going forwardRed07/01/2508/29/2544d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00241107ID-00240150
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-Improve city-wide readiness and emergency response through after-action reviews
PBEM1.3.1.14Strategic ActionLisa OreskovichLead inclusive city-wide after action reviews following significant responses within 90 days. Ensure they are distributed to all relevant actors, Track cumulative findings of reports and examine patterns including persistant problems. Track repeated similar findings that identify areas for improvement.Major IssuesGreenNone.Improve PBEM's AAR action item dashboard to make information more accessible.Lack of planning staff risk the incorporation of lessons learned into current plans.Incorporate planning activities whenever staff time permits.01/01/2506/28/301433d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPBEMPM-0090PM-0091PM-0092Percentage of inclusive city-wide after action reviews completed within 90 days;
Number of trainings and excercises conducted for city and partners to improve coordination during major responses;
Number of significant findings in after action reviews in last 12 months that relate to lack of coordination
Jordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad AhmedNo11/13/2560-90 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00281108ID-000281442
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Lead inclusive city-wide after action reviews following significant responses within 90 days. Ensure they are distributed to all relevant actors
PBEM1.3.1.14.1MilestoneLisa OreskovichLead inclusive city-wide after action reviews following significant responses within 90 days. Ensure they are distributed to all relevant actorsGreen01/01/2506/28/301433d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00282109ID-00281150
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Track cumulative findings of reports and examine patterns including persistant problems. Track repeated similar findings that identify areas for improvement.
PBEM1.3.1.14.2MilestoneLisa OreskovichTrack cumulative findings of reports and examine patterns including persistant problems. Track repeated similar findings that identify areas for improvement.Green01/01/2506/28/301433d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00283110ID-00281250
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-Improve tracking of case clearance
PPB1.3.1.15Strategic ActionRobert SimonStandardize definitions and criteria for use of case status and clearance codes, Modification of status codes in RegJIN, Develop and deliver training on clearance, Develop reports to monitor clearance rates and establish goalsOn TrackMilestone 1: Case clearance codes have been standardized and corresponding codes have been identified and defined. -COMPLETED
Milestone 2: RegJIN team is updating the MRE this month to accommodate the new codes. The new codes will be updated by November 1, 2025.
Milestone 3: Training has been developed to share the updated clearance codes and refresh investigative members on appropriate case clearance methodology. Training dates are being worked on between the RegJIN team and Detective Division command. Training will be completed contemporaneously to the implementation of code updates.
Milestone 4: SSD is developing methodology to gather information based on new and updated clearance codes.
Milestone 1: Complete Milestone 2: Codes to be updated by December 1, 2025. Milestone 3: Training will begin in November 2025. Milestone 4: SSD will begin gathering new data December 1, 2025.N/AN/A01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPPBPM-0121PM-0124PM-0192PM-0193PM-0194PM-0195PM-0196Number of personnel trained in revised case clearance procedures;
Case clearance data error rate;
Clearance rate report produced
Christian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo11/05/2560-90 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00337111ID-000281544
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Standardize definitions and criteria for use of case status and clearance codes
PPB1.3.1.15.1MilestoneStandardize definitions and criteria for use of case status and clearance codes11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00341112ID-00337150
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Modification of status codes in RegJIN
PPB1.3.1.15.2MilestoneModification of status codes in RegJIN11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00340113ID-00337250
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Develop and deliver training on clearance
PPB1.3.1.15.3MilestoneDevelop and deliver training on clearance11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00339114ID-00337350
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Develop reports to monitor clearance rates and establish goals
PPB1.3.1.15.4MilestoneDevelop reports to monitor clearance rates and establish goals11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00338115ID-00337450
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-Reduce crime and the fear of crime through data driven crime reduction missions
PPB1.3.1.16Strategic ActionBrian HughesAdopt a data-driven problem-solving model for crime reduction missions, Train personnel on data driven strategies and planning, Establish process for allocating resources and develop measurable targets, Evaluate effectiveness, with outcomes informing future tacticsOn TrackSSD has met with the NRT sergeants at the precincts and provided guidance on steps moving forward and how processes should be followed.

no change this month
01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPPBPM-0130PM-0131PM-0132PM-0233Number of missions completed;
Personnel trained on evidence based policing;
Proportion of PPB crime reduction missions achieving stated goals
trueChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo11/03/2560-90 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00557116ID-000281644
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Adopt a data-driven problem-solving model for crime reduction missions
PPB1.3.1.16.1MilestoneAdopt a data-driven problem-solving model for crime reduction missions11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00558117ID-00557150
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Train personnel on data driven strategies and planning
PPB1.3.1.16.2MilestoneTrain personnel on data driven strategies and planning11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00559118ID-00557250
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Establish process for allocating resources and develop measurable targets
PPB1.3.1.16.3MilestoneEstablish process for allocating resources and develop measurable targets11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00560119ID-00557350
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Evaluate effectiveness, with outcomes informing future tactics
PPB1.3.1.16.4MilestoneEvaluate effectiveness, with outcomes informing future tactics11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00561120ID-00557450
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-Reduce violent and property crime and the fear of those crimes
PPB1.3.1.17Strategic ActionBrian HughesImprove staffing levels to allow bureau to improve timeliness and response to reported crimes, Improve report writing to increase solvablity, Increase assignment and clearance of investigations, Increase patrol follow on for crimes not eligible for investigatorsOn TrackWork group is formed consisting of Records, SSD, Regin to identify areas of concern. Training Division is working on increasing the training hours by DA's to advanced academy students. Detective Division has started conversations regarding clearance rates.

no change this month
01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPPBPM-0122PM-0126PM-0127PM-0128PM-0129PM-0130Rate of crimes targeted for reduction;
Public satisfaction with crime reduction and investigation efforts;
Community feeling of safety;
NIBRS Group A crimes reported
Christian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo11/03/2560-90 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00357121ID-000281744
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Improve staffing levels to allow bureau to improve timeliness and response to reported crimes
PPB1.3.1.17.1MilestoneImprove staffing levels to allow bureau to improve timeliness and response to reported crimes11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00361122ID-00357150
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Improve report writing to increase solvablity
PPB1.3.1.17.2MilestoneImprove report writing to increase solvablity11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00360123ID-00357250
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Increase assignment and clearance of investigations
PPB1.3.1.17.3MilestoneIncrease assignment and clearance of investigations11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00359124ID-00357350
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Increase patrol follow on for crimes not eligible for investigators
PPB1.3.1.17.4MilestoneIncrease patrol follow on for crimes not eligible for investigators11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00358125ID-00357450
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-Establish key performance metrics within the bureau with a focus on achieving National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards where applicable and develop transparent communications demonstrating current activity and progress
PF&R1.3.1.18Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherDefine and adopt baseline key performance indicators (KPIs) for turnout, response, and containment aligned with NFPA, Publish a public-facing performance dashboard with quarterly updates, Conduct biannual (6mo) benchmark review and identify progress toward NFPA standardsNot Started01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyNo09/23/2590+ days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00544126ID-000281843
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Define and adopt baseline key performance indicators (KPIs) for turnout, response, and containment aligned with NFPA
PF&R1.3.1.18.1MilestoneLouisa JonesDefine and adopt baseline key performance indicators (KPIs) for turnout, response, and containment aligned with NFPANot Started11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00543127ID-00544150
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Publish a public-facing performance dashboard with quarterly updates
PF&R1.3.1.18.2MilestoneElizabeth GallagherJustin HoukPublish a public-facing performance dashboard with quarterly updatesNot Started11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00542128ID-00544250
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Conduct biannual (6mo) benchmark review and identify progress toward NFPA standards
PF&R1.3.1.18.3MilestoneConduct biannual (6mo) benchmark review and identify progress toward NFPA standardsNot Started11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities3 - Measure, evaluate, and improve public safety response performance and outcomes1 - See actions belowID-00541129ID-00544350
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-Improve citywide coordination for response to major events
1.4ObjectiveGreen01/01/2506/28/301433d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major eventsID-00012130ID-00003421
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-See actions below
1.4.1InitiativeGreen01/01/2506/28/301433d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00031131ID-000121310
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-Update PF&R's Continuity of Operations Plan (COOP)
PF&R1.4.1.1Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherComplete a comprehensive gap analysis of the existing COOP, Draft and approve updated COOP with cross-departmental input, Conduct a tabletop exercise to test updated COOP protocolsOn Track01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPF&RAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyNo09/23/2590+ days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00146132ID-00031143
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Complete a comprehensive gap analysis of the existing COOP
PF&R1.4.1.1.1MilestoneLouisa JonesComplete a comprehensive gap analysis of the existing COOPOn Track11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00154133ID-00146150
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Draft and approve updated COOP with cross-departmental input
PF&R1.4.1.1.2MilestoneLouisa JonesDraft and approve updated COOP with cross-departmental inputOn Track11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPF&RAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00155134ID-00146250
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Conduct a tabletop exercise to test updated COOP protocols
PF&R1.4.1.1.3MilestoneLouisa JonesConduct a tabletop exercise to test updated COOP protocolsNot Started11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPF&RAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00156135ID-00146350
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-Expand PF&R capacity in preparation and response scenarios by ensuring members are trained in Incident Management Team (IMT) roles with appropriate Incident Command System (ICS) qualifications
PF&R1.4.1.2Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherCertify a minimum of 10 new IMT-qualified staff across key roles (internal IMT), Enroll 75% non-rep/executive staff in ICS qualification coursesNot Started01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPF&RAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyNo09/23/2590+ days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00147136ID-00031242
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Certify a minimum of 10 new IMT-qualified staff across key roles (internal IMT)
PF&R1.4.1.2.1MilestoneSteve BregmanCertify a minimum of 10 new IMT-qualified staff across key roles (internal IMT)Not Started11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00149137ID-00147150
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Enroll 75% non-rep/executive staff in ICS qualification courses
PF&R1.4.1.2.2MilestoneSteve BregmanEnroll 75% non-rep/executive staff in ICS qualification coursesNot Started11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00150138ID-00147250
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-Improve city-wide readiness and emergency response through development of a Citywide Integrated Preparedness Plan
PBEM1.4.1.3Strategic ActionLisa OreskovichConsolidate existing bureau emergency plansMajor IssuesGreenNone.The city does not have a dedicated emergency planner to facilitate this effort.Incorporate work into time available whenever possible.01/01/2512/31/27783d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPBEMtrueJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad AhmedNo11/13/2560-90 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00276139ID-00031341
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Consolidate existing bureau emergency plans
PBEM1.4.1.3.1MilestoneLisa OreskovichConsolidate existing bureau emergency plansGreen01/01/2512/31/27783d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00277140ID-00276150
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-Integrate PPB's responses to significant events into a larger citywide planning/coordination framework
PPB1.4.1.4Strategic ActionFranz SchoeningInitiate collaborative discussion on planning, operations, coordination processes with other responder bureaus including Portland Fire, Portland Bureau of Transportation, Bureau of Emergency Communication, Portland Water Bureau, etc., Present framework to bureau emergency managers including Portland Bureau of Emergency Management, Codify processes in respective Bureau SOPs and Emergency Operations Plans as appropriateMinor IssuesPBEM is currently leading a series of meetings in this area.Current meetings have PBEM, PPB, and PF&R as stakeholders. We need to broaden the conversation to include, at a minimum, Water, Parks, and PBOT.01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECPBEMPF&RChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo10/13/2590+ days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00508141ID-00031443
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Initiate collaborative discussion on planning, operations, coordination processes with other responder bureaus including Portland Fire, Portland Bureau of Transportation, Bureau of Emergency Communication, Portland Water Bureau, etc.
PPB1.4.1.4.1MilestoneInitiate collaborative discussion on planning, operations, coordination processes with other responder bureaus including Portland Fire, Portland Bureau of Transportation, Bureau of Emergency Communication, Portland Water Bureau, etc.11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECPF&RChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00507142ID-00508150
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Present framework to bureau emergency managers including Portland Bureau of Emergency Management
PPB1.4.1.4.2MilestonePresent framework to bureau emergency managers including Portland Bureau of Emergency Management11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECPBEMPF&RChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00506143ID-00508250
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Codify processes in respective Bureau SOPs and Emergency Operations Plans as appropriate
PPB1.4.1.4.3MilestoneCodify processes in respective Bureau SOPs and Emergency Operations Plans as appropriate11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECPBEMPF&RChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00505144ID-00508350
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-Improve city-wide readiness and emergency response through implementation of certification and training standards for first responders
PBEM1.4.1.5Strategic ActionLisa OreskovichIdentify relevant training and certification standards for all responders and ensure the city meets them by 2030, Conduct regular trainings and excercises for the city and partners to improve coordination during major responses per the Citywide Integrated Preparedness Plan (TBD)Minor IssuesGreenPBEM staff held an ICS training in October. There is a FEMA O305 training the first week of December. There are trainings scheduled in Jan/Feb and later, but due to capacity concerns, staff doesn't know if the direction will be to withdraw from holding these trainings. It is safe to say that progress on this has stalled for the time being.01/01/2506/28/301433d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPBEMJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad AhmedNo11/13/2560-90 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00278145ID-00031542
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Identify relevant training and certification standards for all responders and ensure the city meets them by 2030
PBEM1.4.1.5.1MilestoneLisa OreskovichIdentify relevant training and certification standards for all responders and ensure the city meets them by 2030Green01/01/2512/31/291304d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00279146ID-00278150
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Conduct regular trainings and excercises for the city and partners to improve coordination during major responses per the Citywide Integrated Preparedness Plan (TBD)
PBEM1.4.1.5.2MilestoneLisa OreskovichConduct regular trainings and excercises for the city and partners to improve coordination during major responses per the Citywide Integrated Preparedness Plan (TBD)Green01/01/2506/28/301433d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00280147ID-00278250
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-Implement industry-standard citywide special events planning and support practices
PBEM1.4.1.6Strategic ActionLisa OreskovichDocument current special event management processes by August 1, 2025, to establish a baseline for improvement and inter-bureau coordination, Initiate research on best practices and system options for city-wide special event management by April 15, 2025, to inform the development of a unified approach, Develop and propose a city-wide special event management framework aligned with the broader modernization project, with completion targeted for July 1, 2026, Implement and integrate the approved framework and procedures into existing bureau operations, with full integration completed by July 1, 2027On TrackGreenMeetings have been occurring to discuss the upcoming Christmas Tree Lighting, possible NYE event, and 2026 Rose Festival with information gathering to document processes and funding. Intent is to create an MOU for each of these events.

PBEM recently lost our Policy Advisor that had been facilitating these meetings, and while work will continue during the recruitment of a successor, it may be more to sustain current event planning efforts rather than driving this goal forward at the moment.
PBEM director and PSSA DCA review of proposal, sharing more widely with DCA Dhanapal, Directors Schmanski, Williams and Chief Jackson, who were all part of initial conversations regarding the project. Rose Festival 2025 Recap, written protocols and AAR review pending approval of AAR by PBEM Director. Planning for next year to start this month.Funding for a new positionReview existing positions that could absorb or be moved to accomplish the goals laid out in the proposal01/01/2507/01/27652d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPBEMJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad AhmedNo11/13/2560-90 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00284148ID-00031644
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Document current special event management processes by August 1, 2025, to establish a baseline for improvement and inter-bureau coordination
PBEM1.4.1.6.1MilestoneLisa OreskovichDocument current special event management processes by August 1, 2025, to establish a baseline for improvement and inter-bureau coordinationRed01/01/2508/01/25153d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00288149ID-00284150
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Initiate research on best practices and system options for city-wide special event management by April 15, 2025, to inform the development of a unified approach
PBEM1.4.1.6.2MilestoneLisa OreskovichInitiate research on best practices and system options for city-wide special event management by April 15, 2025, to inform the development of a unified approachRed04/15/2510/15/25132d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00287150ID-00284250
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Develop and propose a city-wide special event management framework aligned with the broader modernization project, with completion targeted for July 1, 2026
PBEM1.4.1.6.3MilestoneLisa OreskovichDevelop and propose a city-wide special event management framework aligned with the broader modernization project, with completion targeted for July 1, 2026Green10/15/2507/01/26186d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00286151ID-00284350
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Implement and integrate the approved framework and procedures into existing bureau operations, with full integration completed by July 1, 2027
PBEM1.4.1.6.4MilestoneLisa OreskovichImplement and integrate the approved framework and procedures into existing bureau operations, with full integration completed by July 1, 2027Gray07/02/2607/01/27261d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00285152ID-00284450
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-Modernize City-wide emergency management process in alignment with industry best practice, policy, and process
PBEM1.4.1.7Strategic ActionLisa OreskovichCo-create Emergency Management Project Plan with PBEM and City leadership/deputy city administrators to develop emergency management system, Develop written protocols and establish city-wide emergency management administrative rules, Develop clear processes for shared understanding and better coordinationMinor IssuesGreenPBEM recently lost our Policy Advisor working on this heavy lift. PBEM recently recruited for an Analyst III, Policy Advisor to continue this important work, and the position closed on 11/10/25. This will be paused until we have hired a new Policy Analyst to continue this work.City Council Briefings with Co-Chairs of Public Safety Committee, to be followed by briefings with all of Council. Discussions with Mayor's Office and CA on timing of physical move of PBEM within the City Structure. CIMS project plan to be turned in by September 30th to the CA.03/03/2507/01/26348d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPBEMtrueJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad AhmedYes11/13/2560-90 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00289153ID-00031743
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Co-create Emergency Management Project Plan with PBEM and City leadership/deputy city administrators to develop emergency management system
PBEM1.4.1.7.1MilestoneLisa OreskovichCo-create Emergency Management Project Plan with PBEM and City leadership/deputy city administrators to develop emergency management system11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00291154ID-00289150
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Develop written protocols and establish city-wide emergency management administrative rules
PBEM1.4.1.7.2MilestoneLisa OreskovichDevelop written protocols and establish city-wide emergency management administrative rulesGreen03/03/2507/01/26348d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00292155ID-00289250
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Develop clear processes for shared understanding and better coordination
PBEM1.4.1.7.3MilestoneLisa OreskovichDevelop clear processes for shared understanding and better coordination11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00290156ID-00289350
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-Strengthen citywide emergency response coordination by updating PPB’s emergency operations and continuity plans and conducting regular joint disaster-response exercises with PF&R, BOEC, and PBEM
PPB1.4.1.8Strategic ActionFranz SchoeningIdentify gaps and areas for alignment across agencies' emergency protocols, Develop shared emergency communication protocols and incident command structure, Schedule annual calendar of joint drills (tabletop and live exercises), Embed Plan updates into annual review processOn TrackPPB updated our Emergency Operations Plan in June of 2024. The Bureau recently delivered a Bureau-wide training for all members on how to locate the plan, and on the various components of the plan. This training was delivered via LMS where it was logged and able to be audited.

PPB and PF&R recently co-hosted a tabletop discussion with PPB, PF&R, PBEM, PBOT, TriMet, Transit Police, BOEC, and Multnomah County EM regarding joint response to critical incidents that could occur during large events in Pioneer Square such as Tree Lighting or the New Year’s Eve drone show. This tabletop discussion was very beneficial and highlighted some capability gaps that are now being rectified.
The planning cycle for 2026 Rose Festival events has started, and there will be additional tabletops01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECPBEMPF&RPM-0133PM-0134PM-0135PM-0205PM-0207PM-0208After action reports and improvement plans published no later than 90 days after each incident or excercise;
Number of qualified Incident Commanders, Operations Section Chiefs, Logistics Section Chiefs, Planning Section Chiefs, and Finance Section Chiefs;
Roster of members qualified to serve with minimum of three people qualified for each position;
Date of last update of PPB Continuity of Operations Plan;
Percentage of Multi-Agency Disaster Drills with after action review and improvement plans generated;
Date of last test of integrated emergency communication workflow
Christian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo01/21/26Past 30 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00352157ID-00031844
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Identify gaps and areas for alignment across agencies' emergency protocols
PPB1.4.1.8.1MilestoneIdentify gaps and areas for alignment across agencies' emergency protocols11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECPBEMPF&RChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00356158ID-00352150
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Develop shared emergency communication protocols and incident command structure
PPB1.4.1.8.2MilestoneDevelop shared emergency communication protocols and incident command structure11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECPBEMPF&RChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00355159ID-00352250
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Schedule annual calendar of joint drills (tabletop and live exercises)
PPB1.4.1.8.3MilestoneSchedule annual calendar of joint drills (tabletop and live exercises)11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECPBEMPF&RChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00354160ID-00352350
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Embed Plan updates into annual review process
PPB1.4.1.8.4MilestoneEmbed Plan updates into annual review process11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00353161ID-00352450
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-Train and maintain a specialized Rapid Response Team (RRT) for large-scale incidents in a manner that complies with Department of Justice guidance
PPB1.4.1.9Strategic ActionBrian HughesTeam qualified/trained/equipped for public order policing, meeting National Tactical Officers Association standards, Team qualified/trained/equipped for direct action device mitigation, Team trained for Wide Area Search, support of PF&R urban search and rescue, and damage assessment capabilities, Team trained and equipped for chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosives (CBRNE) operationsOn TrackRRT continues to train monthly, largely on public order. the discussion of other all hazards considerations are being discussed as the team looks to re-expand their capabilities.

no change this month.
Budget constraints will play into the ability to provide more training hours in the expandsion of skill sets.01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPM-0209Christian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo11/03/2560-90 days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00504162ID-00031944
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Team qualified/trained/equipped for public order policing, meeting National Tactical Officers Association standards
PPB1.4.1.9.1MilestoneTeam qualified/trained/equipped for public order policing, meeting National Tactical Officers Association standards11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00503163ID-00504150
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Team qualified/trained/equipped for direct action device mitigation
PPB1.4.1.9.2MilestoneTeam qualified/trained/equipped for direct action device mitigation11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00502164ID-00504250
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Team trained for Wide Area Search, support of PF&R urban search and rescue, and damage assessment capabilities
PPB1.4.1.9.3MilestoneTeam trained for Wide Area Search, support of PF&R urban search and rescue, and damage assessment capabilities11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00501165ID-00504350
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Team trained and equipped for chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosives (CBRNE) operations
PPB1.4.1.9.4MilestoneTeam trained and equipped for chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosives (CBRNE) operations11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00500166ID-00504450
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-Develop Type 3 all-hazard Incident Management Teams within PPB that are interoperable with other City bureaus
PPB1.4.1.10Strategic ActionFranz SchoeningDevelop a roster of bureau members qualified to serve in each of the command and general staff positions on a Type 3 IMT, with a minimum of (3) persons qualified in each positionOn TrackSmall number of members recently attended a Planning Section Chief course sponsored by Port of Portland.PPB will be hosting an Operations Section Chief course in January of 2026 and an Incident Commander Course in February of 2026.01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPM-0209Christian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo10/13/2590+ days1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00510167ID-000311041
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Develop a roster of bureau members qualified to serve in each of the command and general staff positions on a Type 3 IMT, with a minimum of (3) persons qualified in each position
PPB1.4.1.10.1MilestoneDevelop a roster of bureau members qualified to serve in each of the command and general staff positions on a Type 3 IMT, with a minimum of (3) persons qualified in each position11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day1 - Improve Public Safety Response Capabilities4 - Improve citywide coordination for response to major events1 - See actions belowID-00509168ID-00510150
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-Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community
2GoalGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the CommunityID-00001169ID-00002213
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-Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination
2.1ObjectiveGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordinationID-00013170ID-00001121
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-See actions below
2.1.1InitiativeGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00042171ID-00013139
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-Pursue systems improvements by engaging partner agency equity officers to establish unified goals
BOEC2.1.1.1Strategic ActionNakita ThomasHold regular meetings of Public Safety Service Area equity managersOn TrackGreenJanuary:
No updates on Equity goals. The City realignment process is working on finalizing recommendations as to the scope of work that "Equity" will embody in the city. These recommendations will then be reviewed in alignment with the scope of work set forward by the PSSA Equity Practioners.

December:
12/10: PSSA Equity Staff had a check-in to discuss engagement with realignment process and when to expect updates on the submitted recommendations.

November:
No updates.

October:
10/29: PSSA Equity Practitioners met with consultant hired to make recommendations on the Citywide Equity Realignment process along with the Office of Equity & Human Rights and Citywide Equity Managers as SMEs.

September:

The current public safety equity team has created a list of high-level areas to focus on for goal setting. Currently we are jointly working on ways to better educate community members on accessibility in public safety.
Reconvening for meetings 1/7/2025.01/01/2512/31/301565d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0061PM-0062PM-0161PM-0162Amount of debris removed during fuel mitigation events (unit?);
Number of interagency equity meetings held;
Number of shared equity goals
Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/12/26Past 30 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00109172ID-00042141
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Hold regular meetings of Public Safety Service Area equity managers
BOEC2.1.1.1.1MilestoneNakita ThomasHold regular meetings of Public Safety Service Area equity managersGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00460173ID-00109150
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-Enhance systems by developing and implementing response to results from survey of partner agencies requesting input on service gaps
BOEC2.1.1.2Strategic ActionSteve MawdsleySurvey User Board in January of each calendar year, Share survey results with User Board in April of each calendar yearOn TrackGreenJanuary 2026:

Pending UB Chair meeting with community representatives (December's update) which will lead to the posting of the recruitment in mid-February.

December 2025:

Met with User Board leadership to finalize the recruitment announcement and process; UB gathering additional input from community representatives, and we are planning to post the recruitment announcement in January 2026.
Working with the User Board chair to evaluate and revise the Community Representative expectations. Anticipating posting the recruitment in January.01/01/2504/30/301390d01/27/26 8:32 AMcell-link@smartsheet.comBOECPM-0031PM-0032Number of BOEC User Board survey responses;
Number of changes implemented based on User Board feedback
Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/27/26Past 30 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00070174ID-00042242
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Survey User Board in January of each calendar year
BOEC2.1.1.2.1MilestoneSteve MawdsleySurvey User Board in January of each calendar yearGreen01/01/2501/30/301326d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00394175ID-00070150
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Share survey results with User Board in April of each calendar year
BOEC2.1.1.2.2MilestoneSteve MawdsleyShare survey results with User Board in April of each calendar yearGreen04/01/2504/30/301326d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00395176ID-00070250
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-Collaborate with other city communications professionals to communicate large-scale city projects
Enterprise Services2.1.1.3Strategic ActionMila MimicaComplete one-pagers for each Council district for public safety projects and programsOn TrackWe are still working with leadership to create a comms plan for the See Care Connect campaign. As a service area, we have worked together to publicize an online tool for fireworks reporting on New Years Eve alongside BOEC and Portland Fire & Rescue -- and secure funding to keep 311 open for several extra hours that evening. We also worked with PF&R and other city agencies to send a one-city response regarding a discrimination lawsuit.We are collaborating with Portland Fire & Rescue, alongside other Public Safety partners, Portland Solutions and the Mayor's office to create a one-city response regarding warming fires.01/26/26 10:03 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesPM-0107PM-0108Percentage of campaigns with multi-lingual reachElisabeth Perez, Nathan LeamyNo12/23/2530-60 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00262177ID-00042341
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Complete one-pagers for each Council district for public safety projects and programs
Enterprise Services2.1.1.3.1MilestoneMila MimicaComplete one-pagers for each Council district for public safety projects and programs11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00263178ID-00262150
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-Improve communication consistency and timeliness by developing a guide that outlines what information is communicated to the deputy city administrator (DCA) and how the information is delivered
Enterprise Services2.1.1.4Strategic ActionMila MimicaCreate written guide for what kinds of incidents from each bureau get elevated to the DCA’s office, the city administrator and the mayor, and who is responsible for communicating that informationOn TrackThe project is on track right now.Chiefs and directors will have a brief conversation about the document at a meeting in mid-January.01/26/26 10:03 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan LeamyNo12/23/2530-60 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00264179ID-00042441
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Create written guide for what kinds of incidents from each bureau get elevated to the DCA’s office, the city administrator and the mayor, and who is responsible for communicating that information
Enterprise Services2.1.1.4.1MilestoneMila MimicaCreate written guide for what kinds of incidents from each bureau get elevated to the DCA’s office, the city administrator and the mayor, and who is responsible for communicating that information11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00265180ID-00264150
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-Centralize communications teams within the Public Safety Service Area
Enterprise Services2.1.1.5Strategic ActionMila MimicaHold daily check-ins with communications teams throughout the service area, Establish new communications organizational structure, Create service-wide alignment in external and internal communicationsOn TrackWe are meeting as a comms team on a daily basis, alongside our partners at PPB and PF&R. Mila has begun having monthly checkins with Chief Johnson at PF&R.Monthly comms checkins have been requested of Chief Day at PPB. Laura Oppenheimer and Mila will work on standardizing a list of comms support the new structure can provide to PPB and PF&R.Current risks: PPB is concerned about the cut of a graphic designer position scheduled for Spring 2026.01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesPM-0110Average turnaround time for communications supportElisabeth Perez, Nathan LeamyNo11/18/2560-90 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00266181ID-00042543
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Hold daily check-ins with communications teams throughout the service area
Enterprise Services2.1.1.5.1MilestoneMila MimicaHold daily check-ins with communications teams throughout the service area11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00267182ID-00266150
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Establish new communications organizational structure
Enterprise Services2.1.1.5.2MilestoneMila MimicaEstablish new communications organizational structure11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00269183ID-00266250
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Create service-wide alignment in external and internal communications
Enterprise Services2.1.1.5.3MilestoneMila MimicaCreate service-wide alignment in external and internal communications11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00268184ID-00266350
185
-Provide communications support services to programs and bureaus: Offer on-demand, hands-on support in communications-related areas such as copy editing, web content development, and social media support to help bureaus and programs effectively share their work with internal and external audiences
Enterprise Services2.1.1.6Strategic ActionMila MimicaHold weekly check-ins with the Office of Violence Prevention, Ceasefire, Portland Street Response, and Safe Blocks staff, Create one-pager of what kind of tasks the communications team can provide to program staff, Keep track of requests and projects while setting realistic expectations and timelinesOn TrackThe PSSA comms team created a document detailing the exact services they can provide to staff and what kind of timelines should be followed. We have also worked alongside PSR to elevate their Nov/ 18 town hall event, along with OVP for their town hall.We plan on auditing the PSR website in early 2026 and standardizing several pages that explain what the program does.01/26/26 10:03 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesPM-0112Number of completed requests for press releases, copy editing, and social media supportElisabeth Perez, Nathan LeamyNo12/23/2530-60 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00270185ID-00042643
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Hold weekly check-ins with the Office of Violence Prevention, Ceasefire, Portland Street Response, and Safe Blocks staff
Enterprise Services2.1.1.6.1MilestoneMila MimicaHold weekly check-ins with the Office of Violence Prevention, Ceasefire, Portland Street Response, and Safe Blocks staff11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00271186ID-00270150
187
Create one-pager of what kind of tasks the communications team can provide to program staff
Enterprise Services2.1.1.6.2MilestoneMila MimicaCreate one-pager of what kind of tasks the communications team can provide to program staff11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00273187ID-00270250
188
Keep track of requests and projects while setting realistic expectations and timelines
Enterprise Services2.1.1.6.3MilestoneMila MimicaKeep track of requests and projects while setting realistic expectations and timelines11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00272188ID-00270350
189
-Strengthen internal communication across the service area: Establish regular internal communications tools (e.g., newsletters, SharePoint updates, leadership briefings) to improve information flow between bureaus, foster alignment, and build awareness of key initiatives and strategic progress
Enterprise Services2.1.1.7Strategic ActionMila MimicaConduct internal audit of what kind of communication staff wants to seeMinor IssuesThe communications team is assisting the DCAO on planning the PSSA all staff meeting in January.The biggest risks so far include the inability to communicate efficiently with PPB staff via Teams platforms. Other risks include ensuring ALL PSSA staff -- including first responders -- have access to our all staff meetings and other PSSA-wide communications.01/26/26 10:03 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesPM-0011PM-0014PM-0113Number of digital library templates, guides etc availableElisabeth Perez, Nathan LeamyNo12/23/2530-60 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00275189ID-00042741
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Conduct internal audit of what kind of communication staff wants to see
Enterprise Services2.1.1.7.1MilestoneMila MimicaConduct internal audit of what kind of communication staff wants to see11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00274190ID-00275150
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-Implement systems improvements by expanding liaison program (24/7 Police and Fire)
BOEC2.1.1.8Strategic ActionSteve MawdsleyCollaborate with PF&R and PPB to develop plan for program expansionOn TrackGrayReached out to PPB and Fire to discuss the future interest/timeline of either re-implementing (PPB) or expanding the liaison program.budget; starting a 4th iteration of the PD liaison program has baggage.07/01/2606/30/27261d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0034PM-0035Number of BOEC fire liaison hours of coverage;
Number of BOEC PPB liaison hours of coverage
Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyMaybe01/12/26Past 30 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00069191ID-00042841
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Collaborate with PF&R and PPB to develop plan for program expansion
BOEC2.1.1.8.1MilestoneSteve MawdsleyCollaborate with PF&R and PPB to develop plan for program expansionGray07/01/2606/30/27261d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPF&RPPBNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00396192ID-00069150
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-Expand capacity in the BOEC liaison program by exploring partnerships with agencies in the BOEC User Group and developing internal back-up capacity
PF&R2.1.1.9Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherFormalize one new BOEC User Group liaison partnership, Train additional staff members to maintain four members to serve as backup liaisonsOn TrackTwo additional back-up persons identified to begin the back-up training.01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyNo10/10/2590+ days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00564193ID-00042942
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Formalize one new BOEC User Group liaison partnership
PF&R2.1.1.9.1MilestoneFormalize one new BOEC User Group liaison partnership11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00563194ID-00564150
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Train additional staff members to maintain four members to serve as backup liaisons
PF&R2.1.1.9.2MilestoneTrain additional staff members to maintain four members to serve as backup liaisons11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community1 - Improve service area and governmental interagency communication and coordination1 - See actions belowID-00562195ID-00564250
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-Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency
2.2ObjectiveGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparencyID-00014196ID-00001221
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-See actions below
2.2.1InitiativeGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00036197ID-000141317
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-Increase community education on how to access 9-1-1 and non-emergency to build trust in the people and services they interact with when they call 9-1-1 for emergency services
BOEC2.2.1.1Strategic ActionNakita ThomasPartner with regional 9-1-1 public safety answering points (PSAPs) and the Oregon Department of Emergency Management 9-1-1 Program to develop up to date and accessible resources on how and when to use 9-1-1, Hold educational eventsOn TrackGreenJanuary:
1/5/25 PSSA Workgroup met to discuss next steps for PSSA art competition and soft launch dates of community education resources.

Meetings scheduled 1/14/26 to discuss BOEC website & Educational content with Chelsea Labar. Follow up meeting scheduled with Jaymee Cuti & Dan Douthit to discuss BOEC website and features we can use for an improved community experience.

December:
I had a check-in with Liz Taylor on 12/11 regarding next steps.

November:
Presented education campaign proposal to BOEC leadership 11/4/25.

October:
In collaboration with PSSA, an education campaign is being developed to align with the engagement plan.

September:
We've gathered the existing educational materials previously supplied by the state as well as new options recommended by other PSAPs and reviewed for accessibility - languages, braille, reading level.
Workplan being finalized on 2/6/26.07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 10:05 AMcell-link@smartsheet.comREPPM-0163PM-0164Number of community educational events about 911 use;
Percentage of 911 calls that should not have been 911 calls
Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/27/26Past 30 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00478198ID-00036142
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Partner with regional 9-1-1 public safety answering points (PSAPs) and the Oregon Department of Emergency Management 9-1-1 Program to develop up to date and accessible resources on how and when to use 9-1-1
BOEC2.2.1.1.1MilestoneNakita ThomasPartner with regional 9-1-1 public safety answering points (PSAPs) and the Oregon Department of Emergency Management 9-1-1 Program to develop up to date and accessible resources on how and when to use 9-1-111/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00479199ID-00478150
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Hold educational events
BOEC2.2.1.1.2MilestoneNakita ThomasHold educational eventsGreen07/01/2506/30/26261d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00480200ID-00478250
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-Increase transparency and build trust by reporting BOEC equity outcomes to the community
BOEC2.2.1.2Strategic ActionNakita ThomasReport Racial Equity Plan updates to the Office of Equity and Human Rights, Develop newsletter templateOn TrackRedJanuary:
I've had a preliminary conversation with the lead Title VI coordinator about next steps. We are planning a meeting in early February to discuss further.

We currently report updates from our REPs to OEHR who publishes them to community.
This item will be revised in the upcoming month to ensure alignment with recent E.O.s.06/02/2507/01/2522d01/27/26 10:06 AMcell-link@smartsheet.comBOECPM-0165Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/27/26Past 30 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00107201ID-00036242
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Report Racial Equity Plan updates to the Office of Equity and Human Rights
BOEC2.2.1.2.1MilestoneNakita ThomasReport Racial Equity Plan updates to the Office of Equity and Human RightsRed06/02/2507/01/2522d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00457202ID-00107150
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Develop newsletter template
BOEC2.2.1.2.2MilestoneNakita ThomasDevelop newsletter template11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00456203ID-00107250
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-Build BOEC's relationship with the community by increasing BOEC staff visibility to the public and addressing community information needs through weekly web, press releases, or social messaging
BOEC2.2.1.3Strategic ActionJaymee CutiWeekly messaging, Community surveyOn TrackGreenSocial media posts of interest to the public, including BOEC appearances at community events, participation in the Fire Chief swearing-in ceremony, information about the non-emergency line outage, the Wireless Emergency Alert test, and life safety information about extreme weather.Collaborating with "Headset Gazette" editor to identify and repurpose more stories about call takers and dispatchers in public arenas including social media.Low risk.None01/01/2512/31/301565d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0041PM-0042PM-0044Number of public facing communications from BOEC;
Public awareness of BOEC in the community survey;
Positive perception of BOEC in the community survey
Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo12/12/2530-60 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00071204ID-00036342
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Weekly messaging
BOEC2.2.1.3.1MilestoneJaymee CutiWeekly messagingGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00126205ID-00071150
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Community survey
BOEC2.2.1.3.2MilestoneNakita ThomasCommunity survey11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00125206ID-00071250
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-Strengthen Office of Violence Prevention (OVP) partnerships through effective communications and community engagement
Community Safety2.2.1.4Strategic ActionRia WalterEstablish connections with neighborhood associations and community groups, Work with Public Safety Service Area Communications Team to create a communications plan for Safe Blocks and Rose City Self Defense that promotes positive stories and effectively manages crisis communicationsOn TrackGreen01/01/2506/28/301433d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyPM-0083PM-0084OVP community engagement events held;
Number of community members attending OVP community events
Nathan Leamy, Stephanie HowardNo11/03/2560-90 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00228207ID-00036442
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Establish connections with neighborhood associations and community groups
Community Safety2.2.1.4.1MilestoneRia WalterEstablish connections with neighborhood associations and community groups11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00230208ID-00228150
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Work with Public Safety Service Area Communications Team to create a communications plan for Safe Blocks and Rose City Self Defense that promotes positive stories and effectively manages crisis communications
Community Safety2.2.1.4.2MilestoneRia WalterWork with Public Safety Service Area Communications Team to create a communications plan for Safe Blocks and Rose City Self Defense that promotes positive stories and effectively manages crisis communicationsGreen01/01/2506/28/301433d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00229209ID-00228250
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-Create communications plans for Community Safety programs
Enterprise Services2.2.1.5Strategic ActionMila MimicaCreate communications plan for Portland Street Response, Create communications plan for Ceasefire, Create communications plan for Office of Violence Prevention and Safe BlocksOn TrackWe have created a one-sheet explainer on the comms team's available services that is being distributed across the DCA's Office programs the week of 11/18.We are still unable to create thorough comms plans for OVP, Ceasefire and Safe Blocks without the guidance of an OVP director. However, that hire should be complete in the coming months.01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesPM-0009PM-0106PM-0107Individualized communications plans createdElisabeth Perez, Nathan LeamyNo11/18/2560-90 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00258210ID-00036543
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Create communications plan for Portland Street Response
Enterprise Services2.2.1.5.1MilestoneMila MimicaCreate communications plan for Portland Street Response11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00261211ID-00258150
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Create communications plan for Ceasefire
Enterprise Services2.2.1.5.2MilestoneMila MimicaCreate communications plan for Ceasefire11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00260212ID-00258250
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Create communications plan for Office of Violence Prevention and Safe Blocks
Enterprise Services2.2.1.5.3MilestoneMila MimicaCreate communications plan for Office of Violence Prevention and Safe Blocks11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00259213ID-00258350
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-Build trust and relationships by identifying strategies to improve outcomes using input gathered from community members in person
BOEC2.2.1.6Strategic ActionNakita ThomasDetermine mechanisms and tools for gathering live feedback at community events, Develop action plan for how to improve outcomes for 9-1-1 usersOn TrackRedJanuary:
We have finalized a flyer/handout directing community members to BOEC's feedback form. CL is including it in the outreach materials that go out with the outreach team.

December:
Informal conversations CL regarding mechanism to direct community members to the BOEC feedback form during community events.(https://portlandoregongov-my.sharepoint.com/:i:/r/personal/nakita_thomas_portlandoregon_gov/Documents/Engagement%20Plan/Feedback%20Form%20QR%20Code.png?csf=1&web=1&e=siJ5eW).

November:
No updates.

October:
Co-presented at the A.P.R.I.L. Conference and gathered feedback from conference go-ers about their experiences interacting with 9-1-1 and public safety.

September:
Discussed information gathering at outreach events with CL - discussed planning outreach participation based on event and likelihood of complaints being submitted. Identified process for redirecting individuals to TrackIt form and 311.
January 2026: Soft Launch of Feedback Form QR code for use at community outreach events. Hopefully with Braille transcription.01/01/2506/30/25129d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0165Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/14/26Past 30 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00108214ID-00036642
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Determine mechanisms and tools for gathering live feedback at community events
BOEC2.2.1.6.1MilestoneNakita ThomasDetermine mechanisms and tools for gathering live feedback at community eventsRed01/01/2506/30/25129d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00459215ID-00108150
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Develop action plan for how to improve outcomes for 9-1-1 users
BOEC2.2.1.6.2MilestoneNakita ThomasDevelop action plan for how to improve outcomes for 9-1-1 users11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00458216ID-00108250
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-Expand BOEC outreach to multi-cultural community organizations and media outlets to build trust with the community by coaching and involving interested multi-lingual employees
BOEC2.2.1.7Strategic ActionJaymee CutiMedia training provided to BOEC employees, Coaching provided to multi-lingual BOEC employeesOn TrackGreenCommunicated with training partner about planning our next media training.Met with head of emerging multicultural media organization and 311 to discuss future collaborations. Working with Equity Manager/Language Access representative about translations for fireworks project.Low.01/01/2512/31/301565d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0043PM-0045PM-0046PM-0118BOEC utilization level by non-English speakers;
Community trust in BEOC in community survey
Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo12/12/2530-60 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00072217ID-00036742
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Media training provided to BOEC employees
BOEC2.2.1.7.1MilestoneJaymee CutiMedia training provided to BOEC employeesGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00124218ID-00072150
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Coaching provided to multi-lingual BOEC employees
BOEC2.2.1.7.2MilestoneJaymee CutiCoaching provided to multi-lingual BOEC employeesGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00123219ID-00072250
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-Develop Community Engagement Liaison program within PPB to support the diversity of communities that PPB serves
PPB2.2.1.8Strategic ActionAmanda McMillanDevelop training for community engagement liaisons, Develop standardized report of activity of Community Engagement Liaison Program, Select community engagement liaisons, Train community engagement liaisonsMajor IssuesA. We will be posting for Community Engagement Liaison Officers (CELOs) who will be utilized to address community-based priorities within the communities we serve, and act as liaisons with them on behalf of the police bureau. The Bureau hopes to onboard 40-50 members. This position will uniquely interact with community partners, supporting events, meetings, and community initiatives while furthering the community-police relationship that the PPB has established. The Office of Community Engagement (OCE) will conduct onboarding for CELOs this fall, in partnership with community, emphasizing cultural understanding, greater awareness, and community priorities.

10/13/25 Due to the current staffing challenges caused by having to staff the IMT and field RRT squads, the posting for the CELO's has been put on hold. Once we can ascertain the longer-term outlook for staffing regarding the ICE facility we can explore when posting for this position is more appropriate.

11/15/25 CELO selection still on hold

1/6/26 - No change to current status due to budged constraints.
Select CELO's and get them trained / onboardedNot enough volunteers or applicantsExtend posting date if needed and encourage more applicants to apply01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPPBPM-0136PM-0137PM-0210PM-0230PM-0231Number of community engagement liaison positions filled;
Number of community engagement events attended;
Development of community engagement liaison curriculum;
Improved perception of police legitimacy and transparency
Christian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo01/06/26Past 30 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00362220ID-00036844
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Develop training for community engagement liaisons
PPB2.2.1.8.1MilestoneDevelop training for community engagement liaisons11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00366221ID-00362150
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Develop standardized report of activity of Community Engagement Liaison Program
PPB2.2.1.8.2MilestoneDevelop standardized report of activity of Community Engagement Liaison Program11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00365222ID-00362250
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Select community engagement liaisons
PPB2.2.1.8.3MilestoneSelect community engagement liaisons11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00364223ID-00362350
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Train community engagement liaisons
PPB2.2.1.8.4MilestoneTrain community engagement liaisons11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00363224ID-00362450
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-Increase officer foot patrols (“walking beats”) to engage community members and businesses
PPB2.2.1.9Strategic ActionAmanda McMillanDeployment of walking beats, Integration of walking beats into academy, Inclusion of walking beats in PANDA modelOn TrackIn the first six months, during 161 Proactive Patrol shifts and four missions, the work of SCT resulted in the following:
• Contacted 2736 individuals
• Engaged with 316 businesses
• Referred more than 980 individuals to services providers, resources, and deflection
• Distributed 129 units of Narcan (2 does per Narcan box)
• Seized 17 firearms
• Conducted 237 custodies
o Felony Charges: 32
o Misdemeanor Charges: 77
o Felony Warrants: 79
o Misdemeanor warrants: 111
• Seized quantities of fentanyl that had the potential to kill 186,750 people (Facts about Fentanyl).
The work of SCT’s Proactive Patrol officers has created a pathway for clients into SCT programs that have proven to be effective in providing individuals with hope, healing, and new freedom.
C. CSD meets with the following PSSA partners on a regular basis to ensure city resourcing and leverage services to the community:
o Office of Community and Civic Life / Safe Blocks / Cease Fire / PEMO / Portland Street Response / PBOT


10/13/25 Walking beats are continuing weekly. SSD has developed a tableau dashboard to track the number of patrols that are taking place and some results which can be tracked by council district. 57 walking beats took place in the month of September. (Not including SCT walking beats)

11/15/25 SCT walking beats are continuing and will continue dependent on funding.

1/6/26 - No Holiday walking beats this season due to budgetary constraints.
Continue "walking beats" and missionsReduction or elimination of fundingTalk with City councilors about the work we are doing around this topic.01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPPBPM-0141PM-0142PM-0143Number of walking beats;
Number of community contacts during walking beats;
Amount of time spent on community engagment
trueChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day01/06/26Past 30 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00367225ID-00036943
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Deployment of walking beats
PPB2.2.1.9.1MilestoneDeployment of walking beats11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00370226ID-00367150
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Integration of walking beats into academy
PPB2.2.1.9.2MilestoneIntegration of walking beats into academy11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00369227ID-00367250
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Inclusion of walking beats in PANDA model
PPB2.2.1.9.3MilestoneInclusion of walking beats in PANDA model11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00368228ID-00367350
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-Expand PPB's outreach programs for youth by partnering with schools, youth organizations, and culturally specific groups to build relationships and increase understanding between officers and community members
PPB2.2.1.10Strategic ActionAmanda McMillanIdentify gaps in reporting and involvement with youth population, Develop report on community engagement that identifies a process for expansion and inclusion of more youth-based organizationsOn TrackA. Police-led workshops on public safety, conflict resolution, and leadership
B. Integrate Youth Community Academies and Summer Internship opportunities with SLOs
C. Continue to engage with Youth Advisory Councils, PAL, Camp Rosenbaum, youth mentorship, outside partnerships (Word is Bond etc) and new opportunities. Continue to pursue dedicated funding in the annual budget for youth camps and programming.
Steps Taken:
A. CSD has conducted crisis/ de-escalation training (BHU), emphasizing safety concepts. This past month, CSD met with the Safe Blocks manager to discuss conflict resolution services/training and followed with meeting with Resolutions NW to determine scope of services.
B. De La Salle Internship program: Four high school students from De La Salle High School (North), have worked each day with an officer at the Sunshine Division providing food boxes to impoverished communities. In addition to meeting community needs, this program has fostered positive interactions between youth and police, as well as providing financial support for intern student’s annual tuition. PPB intends to offer youth academies for MESD/PPS youth as funding/personnel allow.
C. Multiple PPB members participated in the following:
a. Camp Rosenbaum – In July, a handful of PPB members spent a full week at the Rosenbaum weeklong annual camp, building relationship and engaging with more than 100 underserved youth
b. Portland Public School Youth Camp (formerly PAL): In June, several PPB members volunteered as camp leaders, facilitating sports activities at a weeklong camp. This allowed for police officers and youth to participate in recreational, educational, and community-focused activities to foster positive relationships, improve skills, and promote confidence.
c. PPB met with the Multnomah County Youth Advisory Council this spring and evaluated/discussed the results of a youth survey, which furthered how PPB can continue to meet youth where they are at. This provided additional focus areas and connections with youth from MESD/PPS as PPB supports the new school year.

10/13/25 We have begun our internship program with De La Salle North Catholic. Four students are participating this school year. We have identified mentors to help introduce them to different areas of the Police Bureau.

11/15/25 De La Salle North Catholic internship is continuing.

1/6/26 - No Update.
De La Salle North Catholic Internship (September 2025)Funding for youth engagementSeek to secure dedicated funding for youth engagement.01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPM-0138PM-0139PM-0140PM-0211Number of educational workshops with youth attendance;
Number of community meetings with young attendance;
Number of advisory council meetings with young attendance
Christian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day01/06/26Past 30 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00481229ID-000361042
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Identify gaps in reporting and involvement with youth population
PPB2.2.1.10.1MilestoneBrody SargentIdentify gaps in reporting and involvement with youth population11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00483230ID-00481150
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Develop report on community engagement that identifies a process for expansion and inclusion of more youth-based organizations
PPB2.2.1.10.2MilestoneBrody SargentDevelop report on community engagement that identifies a process for expansion and inclusion of more youth-based organizations11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00482231ID-00481250
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-Expand outreach programs for affected communities impacted by crime and police by partnering with schools, youth organizations, and culturally specific groups to build relationships and increase understanding between officers and community members
PPB2.2.1.11Strategic ActionAmanda McMillanIdentify gaps in reporting and involvement with affected communities, Develop report on community engagement that identifies a process for expansion and inclusion of more organizations within affected communitiesOn TrackThese have taken place over the last several months:

1. Police-led workshops on public safety, conflict resolution, and leadership

2. Continue to engage with Youth Advisory Councils, PAL, Camp Rosenbaum, youth mentorship, outside partnerships (Word is Bond etc) and new opportunities

3. CSD has conducted crisis/ de-escalation training (BHU), emphasizing safety concepts. This past month, CSD met with the Safe Blocks manager to discuss conflict resolution services/training and followed with meeting with Resolutions NW to determine scope of services.

4. PPB met with the Multnomah County Youth Advisory Council this spring and evaluated/discussed the results of a youth survey, which furthered how PPB can continue to meet youth where they are at. This provided additional focus areas and connections with youth from MESD/PPS as PPB supports the new school year.

Goal: Build and enhance strategic partnerships within the nonprofit and private sectors
Strategic Action:
A. Increase outreach efforts to nonprofits and businesses to develop/strengthen relationships and support needs/areas of concerns

Steps Taken:
A. CSD has met with nearly a dozen non-profit and business organizations to determine how PPB can support populations they serve. Some of these have resulted in community meetings and explanation of resources/services. These conversations have continued to break down barriers and strengthen the police-community relationship.

B. On September 6, 2025, PPB hosted a Community Academy. These Academies allow participants the opportunity to build relationships with officers and get some exposure to some of the training police officers receive. Another Academy is planned for November 2025.

10/13/25 - Advisory council meetings are continuing as scheduled. In early October the training Division hosted an additional training for members of the Community Based Police Accountability (CBPA) board. There is another Community Police Academy planned for November 15, 2025

11/15/25 The final Community Police Academy takes place 11/15/25 members of the CBPA are scheduled to attend along with members from our advisory councils and community members at-large

1/6/26 - No update.
November 2025, Community Academy; PPB and Portland Public Schools (PPS) reading initiative 2025/2026 school yearCancellation of scheduled dates.01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPM-0211PM-0212Percentage of crime reduction plans that include foot patrols ('walking beats')Christian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day01/06/26Past 30 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00484232ID-000361142
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Identify gaps in reporting and involvement with affected communities
PPB2.2.1.11.1MilestoneBrody SargentIdentify gaps in reporting and involvement with affected communities11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00486233ID-00484150
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Develop report on community engagement that identifies a process for expansion and inclusion of more organizations within affected communities
PPB2.2.1.11.2MilestoneBrody SargentDevelop report on community engagement that identifies a process for expansion and inclusion of more organizations within affected communities11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00485234ID-00484250
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-Ensure the broadest possible representation of Portlanders on the Focused Intervention Team Community Oversight Group and the Portland Committee on Community-Engaged Policing
Enterprise Services2.2.1.12Strategic ActionElisabeth PerezPost committee vacancies as they arise and planned vacancies well in advance of term completionOn TrackPCCEP is at CAPS 11/18 and full council on 12/3 to confirm 6 new appointments and 2 reappointments.

FITCOG is still in the interview process.

PCCEP
Jan-March: 11
April-June: 13.85
July-Sept: 38.2

FITCOG
Jan-March: 4.5
April-June: 7.25
July-Sept: 16.25
Final interviews and approval from the Mayor for FITCOG, Final interviews and approval by city council for PCCEP. PCCEP is also in the beginning phase of hiring a Community Engagement Coordinator.01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan LeamyNo11/13/2560-90 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00254235ID-000361241
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Post committee vacancies as they arise and planned vacancies well in advance of term completion
Enterprise Services2.2.1.12.1MilestoneEdith Thrower ThrowerPost committee vacancies as they arise and planned vacancies well in advance of term completion11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00255236ID-00254150
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-Share meeting information in advance to support informed attendance at Focused Intervention Team Community Oversight Group and the Portland Committee on Community-Engaged Policing sessions
Enterprise Services2.2.1.13Strategic ActionElisabeth PerezDistribute a public notice with a summary meeting agenda a week in advance on the website and via the email listOn TrackFITCOG's Oct 16 meeting was a private session.

On 10/22 PCCEP held a full committee meeting to review a recent recommendation and brainstorm ideas for the annual meeting with Mayor Wilson.
On 11/12 PCCEP held a Policy and Reform Committee meeting to discuss Ice and Federal Presence with PPB liaisons.
Both meetings were held virtually in the evening.
Community listening session on 9/18/25, and membership interviews on 9/2025.None foreseeable.NA01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan LeamyNo11/17/2560-90 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00256237ID-000361341
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Distribute a public notice with a summary meeting agenda a week in advance on the website and via the email list
Enterprise Services2.2.1.13.1MilestoneEdith Thrower ThrowerDistribute a public notice with a summary meeting agenda a week in advance on the website and via the email list11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00257238ID-00256150
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-Ensure Focused Intervention Team Community Oversight Group (FITCOG) meetings and content are accessible to the general public
Enterprise Services2.2.1.14Strategic ActionElisabeth PerezHold in-person meetings in FIT-served communities across Portland, focusing on modern, accessible, and hotspot areas, List event spaces on the FITCOG website, Ensure that a virtual attendance option is always available, with translation captions in 35 languages on Zoom and in-person translation provided for non-English-speaking audiencesMinor IssuesGreenFITCOG’s October 16th meeting was a private session to evaluate successes, identify challenges, and engage with members.

On 10/22 PCCEP held a full committee meeting to review a recent recommendation and brainstorm ideas for the annual meeting with Mayor Wilson.
On 11/12 PCCEP held a Policy and Reform Committee meeting to discuss Ice and Federal Presence with PPB liaisons.
Both meetings were held virtually in the evening.
Community listening session on 9/18/25 and membership interviews on 9/2025.None foreseeableNA07/01/2506/28/301304d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan LeamyNo11/17/2560-90 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00376239ID-000361443
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Hold in-person meetings in FIT-served communities across Portland, focusing on modern, accessible, and hotspot areas
Enterprise Services2.2.1.14.1MilestoneEdith Thrower ThrowerHold in-person meetings in FIT-served communities across Portland, focusing on modern, accessible, and hotspot areasGreen07/24/2506/30/26244d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy100%2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00379240ID-00376150
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List event spaces on the FITCOG website
Enterprise Services2.2.1.14.2MilestoneEdith Thrower ThrowerList event spaces on the FITCOG websiteGreen07/01/2506/28/301304d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy100%2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00378241ID-00376250
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Ensure that a virtual attendance option is always available, with translation captions in 35 languages on Zoom and in-person translation provided for non-English-speaking audiences
Enterprise Services2.2.1.14.3MilestoneEdith Thrower ThrowerEnsure that a virtual attendance option is always available, with translation captions in 35 languages on Zoom and in-person translation provided for non-English-speaking audiencesGreen07/01/2506/28/301304d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy100%2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00377242ID-00376350
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-Focused Intervention Team Community Oversight Group (FITCOG) conducts intentional stakeholder engagement
Enterprise Services2.2.1.15Strategic ActionElisabeth PerezUpdate FITCOG website weekly with meeting information and content, Conduct structured marketing one week prior to meeting dates that is tailored to specific audiences when necessary, Agendas are posted four days before the event dateOn TrackGreenFITCOG continues to promote their community engagement survey on SmartSheet, which launched in September '25 and has received approximately 42 responses.

PCCEP is posting the Community Engagement position on 11/17
None foreseeableNA07/01/2506/30/26261d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan LeamyNo11/17/2560-90 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00380243ID-000361543
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Update FITCOG website weekly with meeting information and content
Enterprise Services2.2.1.15.1MilestoneEdith Thrower ThrowerUpdate FITCOG website weekly with meeting information and contentGreen07/01/2506/30/26261d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy100%2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00383244ID-00380150
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Conduct structured marketing one week prior to meeting dates that is tailored to specific audiences when necessary
Enterprise Services2.2.1.15.2MilestoneEdith Thrower ThrowerConduct structured marketing one week prior to meeting dates that is tailored to specific audiences when necessaryGreen07/01/2506/30/26261d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy100%2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00382245ID-00380250
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Agendas are posted four days before the event date
Enterprise Services2.2.1.15.3MilestoneEdith Thrower ThrowerAgendas are posted four days before the event dateGreen07/01/2506/30/26261d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy100%2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00381246ID-00380350
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-Focused Intervention Team Community Oversight Group (FITCOG) staff uphold independence of body while facilitating quality relationships with city partners
Enterprise Services2.2.1.16Strategic ActionElisabeth PerezFITCOG members participate in regular and frequent ride-alongs with FIT officers for information gathering and relationship-building, The FITCOG project manager maintains a record of ride-along activity to include members' observationsMinor IssuesGreenThis is one I would like to changeUnconfirmed at this timeNone at this time07/01/2506/28/301304d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesElisabeth Perez, Nathan LeamyNo11/17/2560-90 days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00385247ID-000361642
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FITCOG members participate in regular and frequent ride-alongs with FIT officers for information gathering and relationship-building
Enterprise Services2.2.1.16.1MilestoneEdith Thrower ThrowerFITCOG members participate in regular and frequent ride-alongs with FIT officers for information gathering and relationship-buildingGreen07/01/2506/28/301304d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy100%2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00387248ID-00385150
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The FITCOG project manager maintains a record of ride-along activity to include members' observations
Enterprise Services2.2.1.16.2MilestoneEdith Thrower ThrowerThe FITCOG project manager maintains a record of ride-along activity to include members' observationsGreen07/01/2506/28/301304d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govElisabeth Perez, Nathan Leamy100%2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00386249ID-00385250
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-Support centralized efforts through the Public Safety Service Area to collaborate on public education and communication strategies
PF&R2.2.1.17Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherCo-develop and launch two joint community campaigns on public safety/fire prevention and preparednessNot StartedNo started internally; intending to work with PSSA on the public education campaign and review that group and activity for other opportunities.01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyNo10/10/2590+ days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00566250ID-000361741
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Co-develop and launch two joint community campaigns on public safety/fire prevention and preparedness
PF&R2.2.1.17.1MilestoneCo-develop and launch two joint community campaigns on public safety/fire prevention and preparedness11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community2 - Reimagine and approach community engagement as a service area to build trust and transparency1 - See actions belowID-00565251ID-00566150
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-Build and enhance strategic partnerships with the non-profit and private sectors
2.3Objective11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community3 - Build and enhance strategic partnerships with the non-profit and private sectorsID-00015252ID-00001321
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-See actions below
2.3.1Initiative11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community3 - Build and enhance strategic partnerships with the non-profit and private sectors1 - See actions belowID-00570253ID-00015131
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-Evaluate policy and procedure in relation to outside agency partners in an effort to standardize IGAs, trainings, equipment, and response tactics
PF&R2.3.1.1Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherComplete inventory of current IGAs and identify inconsistencies, Continue joint training to improve interoperability with surrounding agencies, Develop post-incident review process for multi-agency responseNot StartedLimited capacity to review this work at this time.01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyNo10/10/2590+ days2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community3 - Build and enhance strategic partnerships with the non-profit and private sectors1 - See actions belowID-00569254ID-00570143
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Complete inventory of current IGAs and identify inconsistencies
PF&R2.3.1.1.1MilestoneComplete inventory of current IGAs and identify inconsistencies11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community3 - Build and enhance strategic partnerships with the non-profit and private sectors1 - See actions belowID-00568255ID-00569150
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Continue joint training to improve interoperability with surrounding agencies
PF&R2.3.1.1.2MilestoneContinue joint training to improve interoperability with surrounding agencies11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community3 - Build and enhance strategic partnerships with the non-profit and private sectors1 - See actions belowID-00567256ID-00569250
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Develop post-incident review process for multi-agency response
PF&R2.3.1.1.3MilestoneDevelop post-incident review process for multi-agency response11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy2 - Enhance Collaboration Internally, with Partner Agencies, and with the Community3 - Build and enhance strategic partnerships with the non-profit and private sectors1 - See actions belowID-00571257ID-00569350
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-Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System
3GoalGreen12/31/2412/31/301566d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and SystemID-00004258ID-00002315
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-Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel
3.1ObjectiveGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnelID-00016259ID-00004121
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-See actions below
3.1.1InitiativeGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00061260ID-00016138
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-Enhance employee wellness by creating a process for current and prospective BOEC employees to report accessibility issues
BOEC3.1.1.1Strategic ActionNakita ThomasCreate request mechanism and tracking process that protects confidentiality, Integrate information about request process into employee onboarding and supervisor and management trainingOn TrackRedJanuary: No updates.

October: The City of Portland's Disability Employment Coordinator, Kelsey Bell, has created a webpage to centralize all reasonable accommodation requests for City employees: https://www.portland.gov/bhr/reasonable-accommodations. This centralized system links to forms to inquire about reasonable accommodations, formally request reasonable accommodations for employees and applicants, and PWFA requests.
Reach out to CoP's DEC and BOEC's HRBP about development of a CDE to educate employees and applicants about the reasonable accommodations website.01/01/2503/03/2544d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0166PM-0167Percentage of BOEC staff trained on accessibility reporting;
Number of reported accessibility barriers at BOEC
Nathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley01/14/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00099261ID-00061142
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Create request mechanism and tracking process that protects confidentiality
BOEC3.1.1.1.1MilestoneNakita ThomasCreate request mechanism and tracking process that protects confidentialityRed01/01/2503/03/2544d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00431262ID-00099150
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Integrate information about request process into employee onboarding and supervisor and management training
BOEC3.1.1.1.2MilestoneNakita ThomasIntegrate information about request process into employee onboarding and supervisor and management training11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00430263ID-00099250
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-Enhance employee wellness by working with BOEC Health and Safety Committee to create a framework for BOEC wellness programs that includes multi-cultural awareness
BOEC3.1.1.2Strategic ActionNakita ThomasLaunch employee survey seeking feedback on wellness framework visual and identifying missing components, Analyze survey results, Identify quantitative and qualitative metrics to measure success of wellness program once implemented, Create programming including opportunities for group activities so staff are not solely responsible for increasing their wellness, Gather feedback on what wellness programs have been utilized and what user experience wasOn TrackGreenJanuary:
Working with Emergency Manager, M.G., and Grant Specialist, B.S., to identify grant and earmark opportunities that can be used for Telecommunicator wellness.

December:
Reviewing measurement opportunity provided by the University of Chicago's Health Lab and opportunities to access more wellness opportunities at a state level.

November:
Reached out to University of Chicago's Health Lab to discuss wellness measurements and implementation projects completed by other national PSAPS.

October:
Reached out to Wellness Program Coordinator at the Public Safety Communications Department in Tucson to set up a meeting to find out how they measure "success" from their wellness items.

September:

Reviewed results from wellness survey to identify items that can be integrated into BOEC environment. Spoke with Canteen representative to see what if any measurements of food purchases can be pulled for tracking of usage.
Scheduling meeting with Wellness Champions to discuss potential outcomes.03/19/2506/30/26335d01/27/26 10:10 AMcell-link@smartsheet.comBOECPM-0013PM-0168PM-0169BOEC employee participation percentage in wellness offerings;
BOEC employee satisfaction in stay survey
Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/27/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00081264ID-00061245
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Launch employee survey seeking feedback on wellness framework visual and identifying missing components
BOEC3.1.1.2.1MilestoneNakita ThomasLaunch employee survey seeking feedback on wellness framework visual and identifying missing componentsRed03/19/2504/30/2531d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00094265ID-00081150
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Analyze survey results
BOEC3.1.1.2.2MilestoneNakita ThomasAnalyze survey resultsRed06/01/2506/30/2522d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00095266ID-00081250
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Identify quantitative and qualitative metrics to measure success of wellness program once implemented
BOEC3.1.1.2.3MilestoneNakita ThomasIdentify quantitative and qualitative metrics to measure success of wellness program once implementedRed07/01/2509/30/2566d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00096267ID-00081350
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Create programming including opportunities for group activities so staff are not solely responsible for increasing their wellness
BOEC3.1.1.2.4MilestoneNakita ThomasCreate programming including opportunities for group activities so staff are not solely responsible for increasing their wellnessRed07/01/2509/30/2566d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00097268ID-00081450
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Gather feedback on what wellness programs have been utilized and what user experience was
BOEC3.1.1.2.5MilestoneNakita ThomasGather feedback on what wellness programs have been utilized and what user experience wasGreen10/01/2506/30/26195d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00098269ID-00081550
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-Support the Cancer Reduction program by implementing research-based best practices
PF&R3.1.1.3Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherMaintain National Fire Protection Association physical assessments with participation rate of 80% tested every 18 months, Review PPE (personal protective equipment) and turnout maintenance protocols and implement best practices to reduce exposure to products of combustionOn TrackCancer screenings are mostly completed. Establishing baseline participation rates on NFPA physicals in order to have a marker for performance in the coming months. Laundry Procedures General Order is currently under review with the publications committee.Establishing protocols for staff exposed to lithium ion battery smoke/offgasses.01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPF&RPM-0071PM-0072Number of PF&R health and safety incidents;
Number of hours of sick leave resulting from workplace incidents
AJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyMaybe12/02/2530-60 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00190270ID-00061342
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Maintain National Fire Protection Association physical assessments with participation rate of 80% tested every 18 months
PF&R3.1.1.3.1MilestoneMaintain National Fire Protection Association physical assessments with participation rate of 80% tested every 18 months11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPF&RAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00191271ID-00190150
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Review PPE (personal protective equipment) and turnout maintenance protocols and implement best practices to reduce exposure to products of combustion
PF&R3.1.1.3.2MilestoneReview PPE (personal protective equipment) and turnout maintenance protocols and implement best practices to reduce exposure to products of combustion11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPF&RAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00192272ID-00190250
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-Enhance the physical, mental, emotional, social and financial health for all PPB members while increasing organizational wellness, excellence and efficiency
PPB3.1.1.4Strategic ActionDavid JacksonConduct annual wellness survey, Analyze wellness survey data, Create Annual Wellness Program Evaluation reportCompleteAnalysts are compiling the results and analyzing the data to create a final reportResults should be available by the end of September. SSD is editing the final report to present to the Chief01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govPPBPM-0144PM-0145PM-0214Completion of annual wellness program evaluation report;
Percentage of PPB personnel utilizing wellness benefits
trueChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo10/01/2590+ days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00371273ID-00061443
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Conduct annual wellness survey
PPB3.1.1.4.1MilestoneConduct annual wellness survey11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00374274ID-00371150
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Analyze wellness survey data
PPB3.1.1.4.2MilestoneAnalyze wellness survey data11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00373275ID-00371250
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Create Annual Wellness Program Evaluation report
PPB3.1.1.4.3MilestoneCreate Annual Wellness Program Evaluation report11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00372276ID-00371350
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-Build an inclusive, supportive, and equitable workplace by developing a robust exit interview process that includes using feedback to make process changes
BOEC3.1.1.5Strategic ActionMelanie PayneEvaluate the existing exit interview process, Collaborate with larger Public Safety Service Area to create a work plan around exit interview data and culture-change actionables, Create a formal "stay survey" issued at regular intervals (biennially) to evaluate staff retention, culture, and moraleOn TrackGrayJanuary: Meeting with Senior Managers to review the Stay Survey on 1/26. Also meeting the Exit Interview Team this month to review Q4 interviews, identify trends, and action items.

December:
We have finalized the stay survey questionnaire and created the tool in MS Forms. We are holding off on implementation based on the City Auditor's survey that is live through Jan 8, 2026. We don't want to confuse staff by having two surveys, even though the content does not overlap.

November:
Meeting this week to review questions and seek feedback

October:
Identified three sample stay survey/interview question series that could be integrated with previous survey questions implemented at BOEC.

September:
Discussed parameters of Stay Survey to limit creep with Training manager. Reviewed past Stay Survey questions.
We will be seeking feedback from Management before implementation. Meeting scheduled of 1/26. Goal to launch in February.03/31/2604/01/262d01/27/26 4:25 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECREPRetentionPM-0011PM-0170PM-0171Percentage of BOEC voluntary leavers completing exit survey;
Percentage of BOEC voluntary turnover expressing negative opinions of BOEC as a workplace
Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/15/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00115277ID-00061543
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Evaluate the existing exit interview process
BOEC3.1.1.5.1MilestoneMelanie PayneEvaluate the existing exit interview processComplete01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00472278ID-00115150
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Collaborate with larger Public Safety Service Area to create a work plan around exit interview data and culture-change actionables
BOEC3.1.1.5.2MilestoneMelanie PayneCollaborate with larger Public Safety Service Area to create a work plan around exit interview data and culture-change actionables11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyEnterprise ServicesPBEMPF&RPPBNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00471279ID-00115250
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Create a formal "stay survey" issued at regular intervals (biennially) to evaluate staff retention, culture, and morale
BOEC3.1.1.5.3MilestoneMelanie PayneCreate a formal "stay survey" issued at regular intervals (biennially) to evaluate staff retention, culture, and moraleGray03/31/2604/01/262d01/27/26 4:25 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00470280ID-00115350
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-Build an inclusive, supportive, and equitable workplace by developing a proactive and constructive feedback culture that is integrated throughout bureau processes, including between supervisors and direct reports, during bureau-wide decision-making, and among staff
BOEC3.1.1.6Strategic ActionNakita ThomasResearch feedback systems used by other cities, Develop report and recommendations on developing feedback culture at BOEC, Convene workgroup tasked with developing bureau-wide feedback process, Train staff on giving and receiving feedback, with an emphasis on real-time and one-on-one feedback that is positive and supportive (appreciations) as well as constructiveOn TrackJanuary: This item is being merged with another strategic action item led by a different champion.

October:
Reviewed feedback systems being utilized by People Managing People, Columbia University, and the national volunteer fire council.

*This objective ties in with 3.1.1.5, 3.2.1.2/3.2.1.5, & 3.4.1.2:
Identifying more government/government adjacent systems for developing feedback circles within existing systems. Culminating information and higher level systems.01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECREPPM-0011PM-0172PM-0173Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/14/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00114281ID-00061644
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Research feedback systems used by other cities
BOEC3.1.1.6.1MilestoneNakita ThomasResearch feedback systems used by other cities11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00469282ID-00114150
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Develop report and recommendations on developing feedback culture at BOEC
BOEC3.1.1.6.2MilestoneNakita ThomasDevelop report and recommendations on developing feedback culture at BOEC11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00468283ID-00114250
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Convene workgroup tasked with developing bureau-wide feedback process
BOEC3.1.1.6.3MilestoneNakita ThomasConvene workgroup tasked with developing bureau-wide feedback process11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00467284ID-00114350
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Train staff on giving and receiving feedback, with an emphasis on real-time and one-on-one feedback that is positive and supportive (appreciations) as well as constructive
BOEC3.1.1.6.4MilestoneNakita ThomasTrain staff on giving and receiving feedback, with an emphasis on real-time and one-on-one feedback that is positive and supportive (appreciations) as well as constructive11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00466285ID-00114450
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-Build a culture of inclusion, equity, and anti-racism by developing an implementation plan for recommendations from the BOEC work culture equity audit
BOEC3.1.1.7Strategic ActionNakita ThomasWork with design team and consultant to develop an implementation plan for all four main recommendation areas, Integrate implementation plan priorities into BOEC Racial Equity Plan and Public Safety Service Area strategic planOn TrackGreenJanuary:
No updates. This will be discussed with the Citywide Title VI Coordinator in early February.

December:
No Updates. The latest update I have received is citywide programs are still being reviewed.

November:
No Updates

October:
No Updates.

September: Solicited feedback from workplace culture and design team workgroup regarding drafted implementation plan. Currently sitting with City Attorney's Office and OEHR Title VI program for federal compliance since integrated into future REP.
Moving forward with revision process and presenting to bureau leadership prior to 01/31/2026.01/01/2503/31/26325d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0174Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/14/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00103286ID-00061742
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Work with design team and consultant to develop an implementation plan for all four main recommendation areas
BOEC3.1.1.7.1MilestoneNakita ThomasWork with design team and consultant to develop an implementation plan for all four main recommendation areasRed01/01/2501/01/26262d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00441287ID-00103150
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Integrate implementation plan priorities into BOEC Racial Equity Plan and Public Safety Service Area strategic plan
BOEC3.1.1.7.2MilestoneNakita ThomasIntegrate implementation plan priorities into BOEC Racial Equity Plan and Public Safety Service Area strategic planGreen01/02/2603/31/2663d01/05/26 11:36 AMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00442288ID-00103250
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-Improve employee morale and wellbeing by limiting forced overtime at BOEC to less than 6% of total operational time
BOEC3.1.1.8Strategic ActionSteve MawdsleyMonitor forced and voluntary overtime hours and percentages on quarterly basis, Add question about forced overtime to staff surveyOn TrackGreenJanuary 2026: In December of 2025, total operational overtime was 776 hours; 768 hours were voluntary (98.9%) and 8 hours were forced (1.03%).continue monthly monitoring.01/01/2512/31/301565d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0038PM-0176BOEC forced overtime as a percentage of total operational time;
Forced overtime as a proportion of total hours
Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/12/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00082289ID-00061842
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Monitor forced and voluntary overtime hours and percentages on quarterly basis
BOEC3.1.1.8.1MilestoneSteve MawdsleyMonitor forced and voluntary overtime hours and percentages on quarterly basisGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00398290ID-00082150
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Add question about forced overtime to staff survey
BOEC3.1.1.8.2MilestoneSteve MawdsleyAdd question about forced overtime to staff surveyGray07/01/2608/03/2624d01/21/26 3:59 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System1 - Support the physical and mental health and wellness of public safety personnel1 - See actions belowID-00397291ID-00082250
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-Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning
3.2ObjectiveGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learningID-00017292ID-00004221
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-See actions below
3.2.1InitiativeGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00056293ID-00017137
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-Build a culture of inclusion, equity, and anti-racism by holding regular celebrations of diversity and heritage months at BOEC
BOEC3.2.1.1Strategic ActionNakita ThomasResearch cultural celebrations and heritage months identified by the City and other bureaus to present to bureau leaderhipMinor IssuesJanuary:
No updates.

December:
The Equity Committee finalized their calendar plan for the quarterly heritage board updates.

November
No Updates.

October:
A display was posted for Latin American Heritage Month (9/15-10/15) by the Equity Committee. An Equity Steward acquired books focusing on Latin American history for the cultural library.
Meeting with Equity Committee Chair & Bureau Director.The Diversity and Heritage board has not been updated since October.A comprehensive calendar of cultural and heritage months has been compiled and given to the Equity Committee. They have been asked to draft a workplan for the work to facilitate guidance in implementation.01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0073PM-0074kWh of electricity produced by PF&R solar panels;
Percentage of suitable PF&R buildings with solar instalations
Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/14/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00105294ID-00056141
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Research cultural celebrations and heritage months identified by the City and other bureaus to present to bureau leaderhip
BOEC3.2.1.1.1MilestoneResearch cultural celebrations and heritage months identified by the City and other bureaus to present to bureau leaderhip11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00451295ID-00105150
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-Foster career fulfillment by increasing participation in professional development opportunities for all BOEC employees, including those who are Black, Indigenous, and all people of color
BOEC3.2.1.2Strategic ActionMelanie PayneCreate opportunities for virtual third spaces via a compiled list of City affinity networks, Develop list of professional and leadership development opportunities available for 2025-26, Work with bureau Training Team and citywide LEAD/PTL leadership to identify opportunities for bureau specific program, List of opportunities shared with all staff with targeted outreach by supervisors and management staff with a focus on underrepresented groups, Develop a robust manager and supervisor training series that promotes supportive supervision, coaching, goal tracking, learning opportunities, reception and development from constructive feedback, and develops supervisors as mentorsMinor IssuesGrayJanuary: No Update

December: The procurement is delayed as the contract is being reviewed based on the direction from the Mayor's office. All contracts are being review/revised to ensure they align with city practices with DEI.

November: We met with BHR and BTS to review their plans to move to one Learning Management System for the City. BHR is also considering purchasing this product. Delay continues for the final contract to be signed. The contract needed to be updated to comply with new language per the letter from the Mayor.

October: OpenSesame procurement is moving forward.
Waiting for the contract language to be approved.Budget shortfall is limiting professional develop training opportunities outside of the bureau.06/30/2607/01/262d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0014PM-0177PM-0178Percentage of BOEC employees with access to professional development opportunities;
Percentage of BOEC supervisors completing professional development training series
Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/15/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00101296ID-00056245
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Create opportunities for virtual third spaces via a compiled list of City affinity networks
BOEC3.2.1.2.1MilestoneNakita ThomasCreate opportunities for virtual third spaces via a compiled list of City affinity networks01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00436297ID-00101150
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Develop list of professional and leadership development opportunities available for 2025-26
BOEC3.2.1.2.2MilestoneMelanie PayneDevelop list of professional and leadership development opportunities available for 2025-26Gray06/30/2607/01/262d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00437298ID-00101250
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Work with bureau Training Team and citywide LEAD/PTL leadership to identify opportunities for bureau specific program
BOEC3.2.1.2.3MilestoneMelanie PayneWork with bureau Training Team and citywide LEAD/PTL leadership to identify opportunities for bureau specific programGray07/01/2607/01/261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00434299ID-00101350
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List of opportunities shared with all staff with targeted outreach by supervisors and management staff with a focus on underrepresented groups
BOEC3.2.1.2.4MilestoneMelanie PayneList of opportunities shared with all staff with targeted outreach by supervisors and management staff with a focus on underrepresented groups11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00435300ID-00101450
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Develop a robust manager and supervisor training series that promotes supportive supervision, coaching, goal tracking, learning opportunities, reception and development from constructive feedback, and develops supervisors as mentors
3.2.1.2.5MilestoneMelanie PayneDevelop a robust manager and supervisor training series that promotes supportive supervision, coaching, goal tracking, learning opportunities, reception and development from constructive feedback, and develops supervisors as mentors11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00603301ID-00101550
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-Build positive relationships and shared understanding between employees and the public by implementing a framework to promote service learning opportunities for BOEC employees to engage with community-based organizations
BOEC3.2.1.3Strategic ActionNakita ThomasExplore free or low-cost implementation options, Plan approvalMinor IssuesRedJanuary:
No updates. Implementation will remain on hold while we ensure fiscal responsibility of discretionary spending or alternative funding sources.

December:
No updates.

A service-learning framework has been developed in partnership with BOEC's Training manager. Implementation is on hold while we ensure fiscal responsibility of discretionary spending.
Reviewing budget guidance to determine if a service-learning framework could be implemented.We are working to be more conscientious of our spending while we await more details on the City's budget gaps.Revising framework to provide opportunities for staff to volunteer outside of work while being mindful of the impacts opportunities could have on the overall wellness of staff.01/01/2503/03/2544d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0179Number of interactions with staff and community beyond callsNathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/14/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00100302ID-00056342
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Explore free or low-cost implementation options
BOEC3.2.1.3.1MilestoneNakita ThomasExplore free or low-cost implementation optionsRed01/01/2503/03/2544d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00433303ID-00100150
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Plan approval
BOEC3.2.1.3.2MilestoneMelanie PaynePlan approval11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00432304ID-00100250
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-Build a culture of inclusion, equity, and anti-racism by conducting anti-racism and inclusion training for all BOEC employees that builds from City-required Equity 101
BOEC3.2.1.4Strategic ActionMelanie PayneDevelop curriculum that builds from Equity 101 and deliver first instance of training, Provide training on a yearly basis, Develop a policy addressing training requirementsNot StartedGreenJanuary: No update.

December
I will be working with OEHR to provide the newly updated training in January. This will provide me with the experience to help develop additional training for our staff.

October/November
We received the draft presentation of an updated Equity 101 from OEHR on 9/15/2025. Once finalized, we can resume this training for staff and make plans for additional training during Spring Inservice 2026.
Provide instruction with the new curriculum01/01/2512/31/301565d01/22/26 3:05 PMnathan.d.leamy@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0009PM-0174PM-0175PM-0180BOEC staff as a percentage of service standard benchmark;
Percentage of BOEC staff completing equity training beyond 101
Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/15/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00073305ID-00056443
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Develop curriculum that builds from Equity 101 and deliver first instance of training
BOEC3.2.1.4.1MilestoneMelanie PayneDevelop curriculum that builds from Equity 101 and deliver first instance of trainingGreen01/01/2512/31/26522d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00403306ID-00073150
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Provide training on a yearly basis
BOEC3.2.1.4.2MilestoneMelanie PayneProvide training on a yearly basisGray01/01/2712/31/301043d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00127307ID-00073250
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Develop a policy addressing training requirements
BOEC3.2.1.4.3MilestoneNakita ThomasDevelop a policy addressing training requirementsGreen01/01/2507/01/26391d11/17/25 3:39 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00129308ID-00073350
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-Foster career fulfillment at BOEC by creating feedback mechanisms and developing responsive curriculum, trainings, and resource referrals
BOEC3.2.1.5Strategic ActionMelanie PayneDevelop professional training tracks with OpenSesameMinor IssuesGreenJanuary - We are still waiting for access to OpenSesame. No update.

December - We have created a professional development interest survey that is included in the stay survey. We are planning to launch this survey in Jan/Feb.

November - we are still in the waiting process to get full access to the program.

Update to the procurement process. The program we are purchasing for this project has passed through the BTS review process and now we are waiting for procurement. In addition, we have begun drafting updated questions.
01/01/2507/01/27652d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECRetentionPM-0172PM-0173Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/15/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00074309ID-00056541
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Develop professional training tracks with OpenSesame
BOEC3.2.1.5.1MilestoneMelanie PayneDevelop professional training tracks with OpenSesameGreen01/01/2507/01/27652d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00130310ID-00074150
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-Create a framework for promoting service-learning opportunities for employees
PF&R3.2.1.6Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherOffer Fire Officer 3 & 4 internally to support promotion to Captain and BC prior to testing, Develop instructor and classroom sharing program(s) between neighboring jurisdictionsNot StartedLooking at opportunities to turn Peer Support Training into something offered to neighboring agencies using a 'train the trainer' model.01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPF&RAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyNo12/02/2530-60 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00173311ID-00056642
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Offer Fire Officer 3 & 4 internally to support promotion to Captain and BC prior to testing
PF&R3.2.1.6.1MilestoneOffer Fire Officer 3 & 4 internally to support promotion to Captain and BC prior to testing01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPF&RAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00174312ID-00173150
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Develop instructor and classroom sharing program(s) between neighboring jurisdictions
PF&R3.2.1.6.2MilestoneDevelop instructor and classroom sharing program(s) between neighboring jurisdictions01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPF&RAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00175313ID-00173250
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-Implement training to address training needs identified in the annual training plan
PPB3.2.1.7Strategic ActionDavid JacksonImplement trainings identified in the FY2026 Annual Training Plan, Hold detectives in-service, Hold training in-service for PS3s, Develop FY2027 annual training planOn TrackGreenFY 25/26 in-service has been completed. Scheduling & developing PS3 in-service and FY25/26 sworn in-service. Provided the Community Academy to different community partners on 11/25/25. Supervisor in-service has been completed.PS3 in-service tentative dates (5/6/26 & 5/20/26) Developing Training Plan for FY 26/27, Investigator In-Service Planned February/202607/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBPM-0146PM-0147PM-0148Completed training events;
Participant satisfaction rate with training;
Percentage of officers completing all required training
Christian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo01/06/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00388314ID-00056744
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Implement trainings identified in the FY2026 Annual Training Plan
PPB3.2.1.7.1MilestoneImplement trainings identified in the FY2026 Annual Training PlanGreen07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00391315ID-00388150
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Hold detectives in-service
PPB3.2.1.7.2MilestoneHold detectives in-serviceGreen07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00390316ID-00388250
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Hold training in-service for PS3s
PPB3.2.1.7.3MilestoneHold training in-service for PS3sGreen07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00511317ID-00388350
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Develop FY2027 annual training plan
PPB3.2.1.7.4MilestoneDevelop FY2027 annual training planGreen07/01/2502/27/26174d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System2 - Build a culture of professional development and continuous learning1 - See actions belowID-00389318ID-00388450
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-Implement infrastructure and technology improvements
3.3ObjectiveGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvementsID-00018319ID-00004321
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-See actions below
3.3.1InitiativeGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00052320ID-000181314
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-Evaluate current technology solutions for efficacy and compatibility with partner agencies
PF&R3.3.1.1Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherComplete technology audit of major response platforms, Issue recommendations on system upgrades and replacements, Pilot an interoperability solution with at least one partner agencyMinor IssuesSome options have been reviewed, but ultimately there is not sufficient budget to pilot any new systems or devices.01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPF&RtrueAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyYes10/10/2590+ days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00200321ID-00052143
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Complete technology audit of major response platforms
PF&R3.3.1.1.1MilestoneComplete technology audit of major response platforms01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00573322ID-00200150
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Issue recommendations on system upgrades and replacements
PF&R3.3.1.1.2MilestoneIssue recommendations on system upgrades and replacements01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00572323ID-00200250
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Pilot an interoperability solution with at least one partner agency
PF&R3.3.1.1.3MilestonePilot an interoperability solution with at least one partner agency01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPF&RAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00574324ID-00200350
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-Increase system resilience by implementing remote call answering for BOEC
BOEC3.3.1.2Strategic ActionMurrell MorleyTest remote call-taking from other City of Portland-networked facilities, Create implementation plan including workforce impacts and policy development, Fully implement remote call-taking from other City of Portland-networked facilities, Work with state of Oregon on approval for remote call-taking from non-City locations, including employee homesOn TrackGreenDecember: Met with stakeholders on December 2 to discuss progress and what next steps are.
Previous: Needed to complete Vesta 911 phone system upgrade which occurred on September 10.
December: Firewall in process of being installed and configured; BTS working on network configurations; BOEC working with vendor on administrative account and configurations. Will reconvene in early January for another status update. PREVIOUS: Work with BTS for city network connections to the state 911 network to allow for remote call-taking at any city facility with a city network connection.02/24/2501/29/27505d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0047PM-0048Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyYes12/08/2530-60 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00079325ID-00052244
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Test remote call-taking from other City of Portland-networked facilities
BOEC3.3.1.2.1MilestoneMurrell MorleyTest remote call-taking from other City of Portland-networked facilitiesGreen02/24/2506/30/26352d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00134326ID-00079150
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Create implementation plan including workforce impacts and policy development
BOEC3.3.1.2.2MilestoneSteve MawdsleyCreate implementation plan including workforce impacts and policy developmentGreen01/01/2607/01/26130d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00135327ID-00079250
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Fully implement remote call-taking from other City of Portland-networked facilities
BOEC3.3.1.2.3MilestoneMurrell MorleyFully implement remote call-taking from other City of Portland-networked facilitiesGray07/02/2601/29/27152d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00137328ID-00079350
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Work with state of Oregon on approval for remote call-taking from non-City locations, including employee homes
BOEC3.3.1.2.4MilestoneMurrell MorleyWork with state of Oregon on approval for remote call-taking from non-City locations, including employee homes01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00136329ID-00079450
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-Prepare for systems improvements by establishing BOEC needs and expectations for Next Generation 911 (NG911)
BOEC3.3.1.3Strategic ActionSteve MawdsleyMonitor updates at the state level, Work with regional public safety answering points (PSAPs) to onboard regional infrastructure or influence the state to do so, Ensure NG911 planning includes features that serve individuals with disabilities, limited English proficiency callers, and historically underserved communitiesOn TrackGrayJanuary 2026: no change -- BOEC awaits a recommendation from the State 911 Advisory Committee.

December 2025: BOEC's engagement with the State 911 Advisory Committee situated BOEC on the front line of providing input about the value of products to enable statewide (and state of Oregon-funded) text-to-911 solution. At the same time, BOEC is testing remote call answering functionality following the September 2025 Vesta phone system upgrade.
03/01/2607/01/27350d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECNathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyYes01/12/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00085330ID-00052343
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Monitor updates at the state level
BOEC3.3.1.3.1MilestoneSteve MawdsleyMonitor updates at the state levelGray03/01/2607/01/27350d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00400331ID-00085150
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Work with regional public safety answering points (PSAPs) to onboard regional infrastructure or influence the state to do so
BOEC3.3.1.3.2MilestoneSteve MawdsleyWork with regional public safety answering points (PSAPs) to onboard regional infrastructure or influence the state to do so01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00402332ID-00085250
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Ensure NG911 planning includes features that serve individuals with disabilities, limited English proficiency callers, and historically underserved communities
BOEC3.3.1.3.3MilestoneSteve MawdsleyEnsure NG911 planning includes features that serve individuals with disabilities, limited English proficiency callers, and historically underserved communities01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00401333ID-00085350
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-Address accessibility barriers to improve access to 911 services by working with the State of Oregon to implement text-to-911 in multiple languages
BOEC3.3.1.4Strategic ActionNakita ThomasAssess reliability of AI translation program and how it has been used by jurisdictions in other statesOn TrackJanuary:
In February the PSAP Advisory Committee will be comparing two potential providers of text-to-911 functionality in languages other than English.

December:
Watched demo from company the PSAP Advisory was made aware of in November.

November:
The PSAP Advisory Committee was made aware of a acquisition between another widely contracted company in the Oregon PSAP community that could provide similar text-to-911 functionality. This is being reviewed before a final recommendation is made to the State 9-1-1 program.


October:
The PSAP Advisory Committee put forward a recommendation to the State 9-1-1 program to acquire a text-to-911 program that is able to AI translate text-to-911 messages in up to 32 languages. Reached out to OEHR and Citywide AI review team for next steps for City review.
Reviewing functionalities provided by both companies along with reviews by subscribing companies.01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0081PM-0082PM-0181PM-0182Number of languages supported in text-to-911;
Number of texts to 911 received in languages other than English
trueNathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyYes01/14/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00093334ID-00052441
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Assess reliability of AI translation program and how it has been used by jurisdictions in other states
BOEC3.3.1.4.1MilestoneNakita ThomasAssess reliability of AI translation program and how it has been used by jurisdictions in other states01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00429335ID-00093150
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-Improve efficiency by moving CAD (Computer-Aided Dispatch) to the cloud to streamline program updates
BOEC3.3.1.5Strategic ActionMurrell MorleyBTS develops project plan for implementation, CAD moved fully to the cloudOn TrackGreenDecember: Formal request for a full transition to the cloud presented to Versaterm, and notified BTS of intent.
PREVIOUS: Prerequisite was the PPB RMS moving to the cloud, which they have successfully done.
December: Versaterm anticipates having a full quote prepared for review by the end of the year. PREVIOUS: Convert CAD account credentials to the city Active Directory (AD) authentication, this is in progress and should be completed by the end of the year. Next will need to enter discussions with BTS on risk/benefit analysis from lessons learned with the PPB RMS cloud project.01/01/2506/30/27651d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0047PM-0048PM-0049BOEC system uptime percentageNathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyMaybe12/08/2530-60 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00080336ID-00052542
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BTS develops project plan for implementation
BOEC3.3.1.5.1MilestoneBTS Staff?BTS develops project plan for implementationRed01/01/2501/01/26262d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00138337ID-00080150
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CAD moved fully to the cloud
BOEC3.3.1.5.2MilestoneMurrell MorleyCAD moved fully to the cloudGreen01/02/2606/30/27389d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00406338ID-00080250
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-Improve project management, event planning, and data management through adoption of Apricot for Safe Blocks and Rose City Self Defense
Community Safety3.3.1.6Strategic ActionAndrew CulbersonUtilize weekly Apricot office hours and change request form for help and feedback, Use Apricot to store all requests for service, community engagement activities, events, and community improvement projects, Create standard reports in Apricot and use them monthly, quarterly, and annually for reportingOn TrackGreenWill meet with vendor in next 2 weeks to discuss change requests. All Safe Blocks coordinators will attend meeting with vendor to clarify requests. Final implementation expected in January 2026.Implement Apricot updates with vendor team04/07/2506/28/301365d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyPM-0086PM-0087PM-0088Percentage of engagement activities entered into Apricot;
Percentage of community contacts etc entered into Apricot;
Percentage of expenses entered into Apricot
Nathan Leamy, Stephanie HowardYes11/14/2560-90 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00236339ID-00052643
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Utilize weekly Apricot office hours and change request form for help and feedback
Community Safety3.3.1.6.1MilestoneSara JohnsonUtilize weekly Apricot office hours and change request form for help and feedbackGreen04/07/2506/28/301365d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00239340ID-00236150
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Use Apricot to store all requests for service, community engagement activities, events, and community improvement projects
Community Safety3.3.1.6.2MilestoneSara JohnsonUse Apricot to store all requests for service, community engagement activities, events, and community improvement projectsGreen04/07/2506/28/301365d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00238341ID-00236250
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Create standard reports in Apricot and use them monthly, quarterly, and annually for reporting
Community Safety3.3.1.6.3MilestoneAndrew CulbersonCreate standard reports in Apricot and use them monthly, quarterly, and annually for reportingGreen04/07/2506/28/301365d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00237342ID-00236350
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-Enhance security by prioritizing recommendations from the 2025 Oregon TITAN Fusion Center site survey for BOEC facilities upgrades
BOEC3.3.1.7Strategic ActionMike GrimmReceive site survey report from Oregon TITAN Fusion Center, Review and prioritize findings from site surveyOn TrackRedUpdate Jan 27, 2026: Oregon TITAN Fusion center has provided their report. Nothing inside the report is a surprise and simply highlights already known issues/problems with the facility. Will work to compile those findings and highlight issues with our facility in a more comprehensive report.


Update Jan 6, 2026: Oregon TITAN Fusion center says report is over to their legal folks for review. Hoping to have the report any day now.

December 5th, 2025: No update from Titan Fusion center yet on report out. Still hoping to have it by the end of the month.

December 2025: Oregon TITAN Fusion center is hoping to have the resiliency study completed by EOY 2025 per an update from them.

November 2025: No update from Oregon TITAN Fusion center on our site security/resiliency study. Hoping to have something back by the end of the calendar year.

October 2025: No updates from Oregon TITAN Fusion center yet. They advised it could take a bit for the report to be generated.

September 2025: Oregon TITAN Fusion Center staff were out on 09/23 to conduct site visit. Awaiting initial draft of their report out.

August 2025: CISA staff were supposed to have been working on a site survey that would bolster the report from Facilities highlighting BOEC's need for a new Primary/Secondary facility.
Site survey completed 09/23/25.09/23/2512/31/2572d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0015PM-0016Number of incursions to BOEC facilities;
Time (minutes) to restore BOEC service after an incident that affects primary systems
Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyMaybe01/27/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00078343ID-00052742
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Receive site survey report from Oregon TITAN Fusion Center
BOEC3.3.1.7.1MilestoneMike GrimmReceive site survey report from Oregon TITAN Fusion CenterRed09/23/2510/31/2529d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govDependent on TITAN Fusion Center delivering the reportNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00132344ID-00078150
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Review and prioritize findings from site survey
BOEC3.3.1.7.2MilestoneMike GrimmReview and prioritize findings from site surveyRed11/03/2512/31/2543d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00405345ID-00078250
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-Improve disaster resilience, security, and accessibility
BOEC3.3.1.8Strategic ActionMike GrimmDetermine progress milestones toward completion of new facility sites (design, construction, deployment), Implement City Facilities' recommendations for a new primary and dedicated backup site for BOEC, Conduct annual facility security exerciseOn TrackGreenUpdate Jan 27, 2026: Oregon TITAN Fusion center has provided their report. Nothing inside the report is a surprise and simply highlights already known issues/problems with the facility. Will work to compile those findings and highlight issues with our facility in a more comprehensive report.

Update Jan 6, 2026: Oregon TITAN Fusion center says report is over to their legal folks for review. Hoping to have the report any day now.

December 5th, 2025: No update from Titan Fusion center yet on report out. Still hoping to have it by the end of the month.

December 2025: Oregon TITAN Fusion center is hoping to have the resiliency study completed by EOY 2025 per an update from them.

November 2025: No updates, no comments.

October 2025: No updates, no comments.

September 2025: Facilities has released their study indicating that BOEC is in need of a new Facility. Not only to address resilience, security and accessibility, but also to address functional workspace available to dispatchers as we get closer to completely certified FTE. With close to 50% of our staff in some sort of training phase, as we get closer to 100%, Operations space will be at maximum capacity and overflow operations will need to take place in our training spaces. This will further hinder our ability to get employees certified. With the recommendation to build or retrofit an existing building to suit BOEC's needs put out, a funding source needs to be identified to see this project through. BOEC does not generate any income, so we are unable to save these funds on our own. A Bond, cost sharing, or some other source needs to be explored to move forward with completing this.
01/01/2512/31/301565d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley01/27/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00077346ID-00052843
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Determine progress milestones toward completion of new facility sites (design, construction, deployment)
BOEC3.3.1.8.1MilestoneMike GrimmDetermine progress milestones toward completion of new facility sites (design, construction, deployment)Green01/01/2512/31/301565d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00133347ID-00077150
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Implement City Facilities' recommendations for a new primary and dedicated backup site for BOEC
3.3.1.8.2MilestoneMike GrimmImplement City Facilities' recommendations for a new primary and dedicated backup site for BOEC01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00607348ID-00077250
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Conduct annual facility security exercise
3.3.1.8.3MilestoneMike GrimmConduct annual facility security exerciseGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00608349ID-00077350
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Electrification of the PPB Fleet
PPB3.3.1.9Strategic Action01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayYes90+ days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00610350ID-00052940
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Establish Watch Command / Real Time Crime Center
Enterprise Services3.3.1.10Strategic Action01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECCommunity SafetyEnterprise ServicesPBEMPF&RPPBElisabeth Perez, Nathan LeamyYes90+ days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00611351ID-000521040
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AssetWorks Replacement Project
Community Safety3.3.1.11Strategic Action01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyEnterprise ServicesPF&RPPBNathan Leamy, Stephanie HowardYes90+ days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00612352ID-000521140
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Public Safety Roster Replacement (UDAR & CrewSense)
Enterprise Services3.3.1.12Strategic Action01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govEnterprise ServicesPF&RPPBElisabeth Perez, Nathan LeamyYes90+ days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00613353ID-000521240
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Fire asset replacement cycle
PF&R3.3.1.13Strategic Action01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPF&RAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyYes90+ days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00614354ID-000521340
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Police capital assets?
PPB3.3.1.14Strategic Action01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayYes90+ days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System3 - Implement infrastructure and technology improvements1 - See actions belowID-00615355ID-000521440
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-Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy
3.4ObjectiveGreen12/31/2412/31/301566d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategyID-00019356ID-00004421
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-See actions below
3.4.1InitiativeGreen12/31/2412/31/301566d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00067357ID-000191311
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-Build an equitable workplace at BOEC by reaching, recruiting, and maintaining staffing of all representations, including BIPOC, multicultural, disabled, and LGBTQIA2S+ communities
BOEC3.4.1.1Strategic ActionNakita ThomasPartner with bureau training team to evaluate and implement outreach that is reflective of Portland's holistic communities, Create landscape analysis and continual processOn TrackJanuary:
This month we are reviewing the current webpage for 9-1-1 to make it more accessible content wise. Training is also engaging in conversations with DPSST to ensure the basic training experience is inclusive for all BOEC attendees.

December:
No updates.

November:
Engaged in conversations with Citywide Equity practitioners to highlight the importance of an employee workforce that is reflective of the communities they serve. Also engaged in conversations on how to address the usage of words that are meant to be inclusive (equity, diversity, inclusion) as words that build division.

Review PSUs Population Research Center's mapping tools to see if it will be relevant in comparing population correlations between the City of Portland and BOEC.
Ongoing: Identifying a data source that has not been impacted by the federal shutdown to use as a standard of reference.01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECREPRecruitingRetentionNathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/14/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00113358ID-00067142
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Partner with bureau training team to evaluate and implement outreach that is reflective of Portland's holistic communities
3.4.1.1.1MilestoneNakita ThomasPartner with bureau training team to evaluate and implement outreach that is reflective of Portland's holistic communities01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00604359ID-00113150
360
Create landscape analysis and continual process
3.4.1.1.2MilestoneNakita ThomasCreate landscape analysis and continual process01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00605360ID-00113250
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-Increase access to wellness tools and resources to improve BOEC employee retention and well-being
BOEC3.4.1.2Strategic ActionSherrie KossLaunch employee survey seeking feedback on wellness framework visual and identifying missing components, Analyze survey results, Quantitative and qualitative metrics identified to measure success of wellness program once implemented, Create programming including opportunities for group activities so staff are not solely responsible for increasing their wellness, Gather feedback on what wellness programs have been utilized and what user experience wasOn TrackGreenJanuary:

Investing in our Peer Support Team through training and education so they can continue to support their peers. 1. We received a last-minute grant which allowed us to send eight (8) people to the Responder Life Peer Support Conference in Salem, OR this month. 2. All Peer Team members began a 5-part resiliency training provided by Pause First Academy.

Reviewing wellness related feedback provided during fall in-service and looking for grant opportunities to increase wellness initiatives.

December:
Reviewing wellness initiatives used by other PSAPs nationally with "success".

The plant population has been increased within the building and preventative measures have been implemented to prevent fungus gnats. Adjacent to this, a wellness steward is teaching a wilderness wellness class during fall in-service.
03/19/2506/30/26335d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECREPRetentionPM-0012PM-0036PM-0037BOEC employee wellness program satisfaction percentage high or very hightrueNathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyYes01/27/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00110361ID-00067245
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Launch employee survey seeking feedback on wellness framework visual and identifying missing components
BOEC3.4.1.2.1MilestoneNakita ThomasLaunch employee survey seeking feedback on wellness framework visual and identifying missing componentsRed03/19/2504/30/2531d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00465362ID-00110150
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Analyze survey results
BOEC3.4.1.2.2MilestoneNakita ThomasAnalyze survey resultsRed06/02/2506/30/2521d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00464363ID-00110250
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Quantitative and qualitative metrics identified to measure success of wellness program once implemented
BOEC3.4.1.2.3MilestoneNakita ThomasQuantitative and qualitative metrics identified to measure success of wellness program once implementedRed07/01/2509/30/2566d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00463364ID-00110350
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Create programming including opportunities for group activities so staff are not solely responsible for increasing their wellness
BOEC3.4.1.2.4MilestoneNakita ThomasCreate programming including opportunities for group activities so staff are not solely responsible for increasing their wellnessRed07/01/2509/30/2566d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00462365ID-00110450
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Gather feedback on what wellness programs have been utilized and what user experience was
BOEC3.4.1.2.5MilestoneNakita ThomasGather feedback on what wellness programs have been utilized and what user experience wasGreen10/01/2506/30/26195d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00461366ID-00110550
367
-Build trust with communities and address barriers to employment and retention to increase staff representation and opportunities for Black, Indigenous, and all people of color at BOEC
BOEC3.4.1.3Strategic ActionMelanie PayneParticipate in at least one event per quarterOn TrackGreenEvents from December for January Update
BOEC hosted a group from the Domestic Violence Reduction Unit to come to BOEC tour 9-1-1 and learn more about us

Events from November for December 15 Update
11/3/2025 - Talk a Mile at Lincoln HS
11/9/2025 - Gratitude Project comes to BOEC

Events from October for November 15 Update
10/15 BOEC new hiring training for PSR
10/17 APRIL – ADA and Public Safety (attended by Nakita)
10/25 PPB Friends & Family Open House
10/27 PS3 new hires came to BOEC for a training class and SALS
10/27 Virtual post-interview information session for ECDT applicants
10/29 Cascadia Tech HS
Next events are scheduled in January and will be reported in February.05/01/2512/31/301479d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECRecruitingRetentionPM-0114PM-0115PM-0116PM-0117PM-0118Percentage of public facing materials that have been reviewed for equity and translation;
Percentage of public communications translated into top 5 city languages;
Percentage of crisis messages translated into top 5 languages within 2 hours of English release;
Community trust rating disaggregated by language
Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/16/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00075367ID-00067341
368
Participate in at least one event per quarter
BOEC3.4.1.3.1MilestoneMelanie PayneParticipate in at least one event per quarterGreen05/01/2512/31/301479d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00128368ID-00075150
369
-Center equity while maintaining employee retention above the national average for 911 call centers
BOEC3.4.1.4Strategic Action1.2Steve MawdsleyMeasure attrition on a quarterly basis, Measure retention annually, Correct identified issues and inequities within turnoverOn TrackGreenJanuary 2026:

FY25/26 to-date, BOEC's overall separation attrition of the 136 Operations FTE is 11 employees (8.5%). Of the 11 employees who separated, all 11 (100%) were trainees (7 voluntary resignations, 4 terminations).

NOTE: IAED publishes the national average as 25% attrition.
BOEC is undergoing an audit with the focus to "determine if BOEC's recruitment, hiring, and training practices help identify candidates that succeed in training and are employed long term".12/31/2412/31/301566d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECRetentionPM-0012PM-0029PM-0030PM-0033Percentage of BOEC calltaker/dispatcher resignation (voluntary turnover);
Number of equity focused initiatives implemented at BOEC
Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/27/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00068369ID-00067443
370
Measure attrition on a quarterly basis
BOEC3.4.1.4.1MilestoneSteve MawdsleyMeasure attrition on a quarterly basisGreen12/31/2412/31/301566d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00336370ID-00068150
371
Measure retention annually
BOEC3.4.1.4.2MilestoneSteve MawdsleyMeasure retention annuallyGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00392371ID-00068250
372
Correct identified issues and inequities within turnover
BOEC3.4.1.4.3MilestoneSteve MawdsleyCorrect identified issues and inequities within turnover01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00393372ID-00068350
373
-Identify and hire key positions within Portland Street Response and develop appropriate personnel structure to meet the program's goals and vision
Community Safety3.4.1.5Strategic ActionApril RoaDevelop program vision and goals, Review current staffing model and align with budget and key personnel needs, Provide clear mission for program and staffOn TrackGreenCompleted 3 recruitments. 5 new employees starting on 1/15/26. Had 1 reinstatement start 1/4/26. Will be scheduling another round of interviews from this recruitments to fill additional positions in the next couple of months. Key personnel identified and will be part of budget add package.Working with Budget team for budget add packageBudget add package may not be put forward to councilEnsure key positions and why they are needed are clearly identified and articulated in the add request.01/01/2503/31/26325d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyRecruitingtrueNathan Leamy, Stephanie HowardStaffing related01/07/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00242373ID-00067543
374
Develop program vision and goals
Community Safety3.4.1.5.1MilestoneApril RoaDevelop program vision and goalsRed01/01/2511/24/25234d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00245374ID-00242150
375
Review current staffing model and align with budget and key personnel needs
Community Safety3.4.1.5.2MilestoneApril RoaReview current staffing model and align with budget and key personnel needsRed01/21/2511/24/25220d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00244375ID-00242250
376
Provide clear mission for program and staff
Community Safety3.4.1.5.3MilestoneApril RoaProvide clear mission for program and staffGreen12/01/2503/31/2687d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00243376ID-00242350
377
-Support employee professional development and retention at PBEM through position reclassifications
PBEM3.4.1.6Strategic ActionLisa OreskovichReclassify emergency management positions to align job duties with standardized definitions and improve consistency in classification and recruitment for emergency management specialists with required skills, Create new job series with clear advancement pathwayMinor IssuesGreenWorking on reintroducing the concept of EM Classifications. This work was started over a year ago with BHR, but stalled due to capacity issues, transition of government and City leadership positions, among other things. PBEM is trying to determine at which part of the process we are in, or if we need to start back at the beginning. PBEM spoke with Elisabeth Perez on 10/29/25 and she has offered to help us navigate this request.Speak with BHR about EM classifications.Causes organizational misalignment. Emergency management work may be inappropriately classified under Citywide general administrative or operations roles.Develop or adopt a standardized emergency management classification framework.05/01/2506/30/26304d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMRetentionPM-0093PBEM voluntary turnover rateJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad AhmedNo11/13/2560-90 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00317377ID-00067642
378
Reclassify emergency management positions to align job duties with standardized definitions and improve consistency in classification and recruitment for emergency management specialists with required skills
PBEM3.4.1.6.1MilestoneLisa OreskovichReclassify emergency management positions to align job duties with standardized definitions and improve consistency in classification and recruitment for emergency management specialists with required skillsRed05/01/2512/31/25175d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00316378ID-00317150
379
Create new job series with clear advancement pathway
PBEM3.4.1.6.2MilestoneLisa OreskovichCreate new job series with clear advancement pathwayGreen07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00315379ID-00317250
380
-Through conscientious, concerted, and thoughtful design, review, and partnership, ensure that bureau policies and procedures, as developed and informed by BOEC partner agencies, do not create disparate outcomes for BIPOC community members
BOEC3.4.1.7Strategic ActionNakita ThomasBOEC leadership will develop a concern reporting system for inequities and barriers that existing policies create for community membersOn TrackJanuary:
No update.

December:
No update.

BOEC's SOP review committee has been re-established for more regular review. The committee currently has two Equity Committee members to provide their lived experience to the discussions. I met with Interim Operations Manager Sherrie Koss to discuss the additional need for the updated SOPs to be reviewed for ADA and Civil Rights compliance lens in addition to the EC members.
Setting up a follow up meeting with Interim Operations Manager, Sherrie Koss to discuss ADA & Civil Rights components of SOP review.01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECREPNathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/14/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00116380ID-00067741
381
BOEC leadership will develop a concern reporting system for inequities and barriers that existing policies create for community members
BOEC3.4.1.7.1MilestoneNakita ThomasBOEC leadership will develop a concern reporting system for inequities and barriers that existing policies create for community members01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00473381ID-00116150
382
-Improve equitable outcomes by updating and increasing utilization of BOEC equity lens document during bureau decision-making processes
BOEC3.4.1.8Strategic ActionNakita ThomasGather feedback on what's working and what's not working with the current equity lens document, Update and expand equity lens document, Usage tracked and analyzed; additional training and support offeredOn TrackGreenJanuary:
The Equity Lens has been shared for implementation. Follow up will be in the Spring to evaluate usability and to determine next steps.

December:
No updates.

BOEC leadership has had a walk-through of the interim Equity Lens for implementation.
Send out follow up survey on Equity Lens and usability. Follow up with team members who are utilizing the equity lens with specific initiatives.09/01/2503/31/26152d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0009PM-0011Nathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/14/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00102382ID-00067843
383
Gather feedback on what's working and what's not working with the current equity lens document
BOEC3.4.1.8.1MilestoneNakita ThomasGather feedback on what's working and what's not working with the current equity lens document01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00440383ID-00102150
384
Update and expand equity lens document
BOEC3.4.1.8.2MilestoneNakita ThomasUpdate and expand equity lens documentRed09/01/2510/01/2523d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00439384ID-00102250
385
Usage tracked and analyzed; additional training and support offered
BOEC3.4.1.8.3MilestoneNakita ThomasUsage tracked and analyzed; additional training and support offeredGreen10/01/2503/31/26130d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00438385ID-00102350
386
-Create and execute a work plan for the Office of Violence Prevention (OVP)
Community Safety3.4.1.9Strategic ActionRachel FettersRecruit and hire new OVP director, Policies adopted to guide staff work and provide clarity on division of labor and structure of the officeGreen04/01/2506/28/301369d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyRecruitingPM-0075Nathan Leamy, Stephanie HowardNo90+ days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00216386ID-00067942
387
Recruit and hire new OVP director
Community Safety3.4.1.9.1MilestoneRachel FettersRecruit and hire new OVP directorGreen06/01/2506/28/301326d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00215387ID-00216150
388
Policies adopted to guide staff work and provide clarity on division of labor and structure of the office
Community Safety3.4.1.9.2MilestoneRachel FettersPolicies adopted to guide staff work and provide clarity on division of labor and structure of the officeRed04/01/2506/02/2545d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00217388ID-00216250
389
-Engage in organizational development to firmly establish Portland Street Response as an ongoing first responder program
Community Safety3.4.1.10Strategic ActionApril RoaFinalize standard operating procedures, Establish performance measures for all staff, Create a communications planOn TrackGreenCAD build out for PSR in progress - all documentation provided to BOEC tech team. PSR specific Radio template completed. Continuing development of PSR Aftercare/Park Ranger pilot. Working with CHAT to begin development of PSR Aftercare/CHAT MOUD pilot. These pilots will allow PSR to better support other responders in the field. Communications plan was completed earlier in the year. New advisory body members voted on by council. Am waiting for advisory body to be ready to receive and review PSR policies.Hoping to begin getting draft policies to new advisory body for reviewLots of change in small amount of time for staff.Methodical rollouts. Include necessary training, obtain and implement staff feedback01/01/2506/30/26390d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyPM-0020PM-0021PM-0022PM-0023PM-0024PM-0156PSR dispatched calls;
PSR alternative response;
PSR response times (minutes);
PSR percentage patients treated and released per protocol;
PSR staff voluntary turnover rate;
Percentage of PSR approved positioned filled
trueNathan Leamy, Stephanie HowardNo01/07/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00246389ID-000671043
390
Finalize standard operating procedures
Community Safety3.4.1.10.1MilestoneApril RoaFinalize standard operating proceduresGreen01/01/2506/30/26390d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00249390ID-00246150
391
Establish performance measures for all staff
Community Safety3.4.1.10.2MilestoneApril RoaEstablish performance measures for all staffCompleteRed03/03/2508/01/25110d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00248391ID-00246250
392
Create a communications plan
Community Safety3.4.1.10.3MilestoneApril RoaCreate a communications planGreen01/01/2506/30/26390d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00247392ID-00246350
393
-Support equitable outcomes through partnership with the Public Safety Service Area (PSSA), ensuring BOEC policies are racially equitable and in alignment with PSSA mission and values
BOEC3.4.1.11Strategic ActionNakita ThomasAlign with City Core Values as modeled with PSSA strategic plan - through crosswalk or letting go of BOEC core valuesOn TrackJanuary:
No updates.

December:
No new updates.
February: Following up with OEHR/Civil Rights Division and PSSA Equity practitioners on how they envision the crosswalk of core values. .01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyEnterprise ServicesPBEMPF&RPPBREPPM-0111Percentage of support requests from equity focused programsNathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/14/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00474393ID-000671141
394
Align with City Core Values as modeled with PSSA strategic plan - through crosswalk or letting go of BOEC core values
BOEC3.4.1.11.1MilestoneNakita ThomasAlign with City Core Values as modeled with PSSA strategic plan - through crosswalk or letting go of BOEC core values01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System4 - Develop the Public Safety Service Area as an organization to meet the vision and strategy1 - See actions belowID-00475394ID-00474150
395
-Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area
3.5ObjectiveGreen01/01/2506/28/301433d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service areaID-00020395ID-00004521
396
-See actions below
3.5.1InitiativeGreen01/01/2506/28/301433d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00060396ID-00020137
397
-Improve financial sustainability by decreasing the budget impact of BOEC's training program
BOEC3.5.1.1Strategic ActionMelanie PayneComplete all certification training within 18 monthsOn TrackGreenJanuary - Using the data from the bi-weekly training hours reconciliation process, we creating better forecasts for certification dates. In the coming months, we will be working training teams to solidify these certification plans. In addition, we launched a new SmartSheet process for training teams to justify the need for additional training time.

December - We have reviewed the data from the time audits for the Call taking Program. We've identified a gap between what is needed to complete training on time vs. what is actually being scheduled each week. Further analysis is needed to explain this gap and identify steps to mitigate it so everyone is scheduled enough training each week.

November - The time audits are going to supervisors and the reconciliation is on track. We have begun the individual training plans

We implemented an audit process for scheduled training vs. documented training. We discovered significant gaps and have requested that supervisors reconcile these differences with their training teams every two weeks. We anticipate that we are missing some documentation which will help us identify the delays more accurately and/or help us evaluate the timelines.
Complete analysis of the Police Dispatch hours scheduled vs. hours needed to complete training in a timely fashionTimelines will vary based on an employees' use of leaveConsider reporting training time without leave for consistency.01/01/2507/01/27652d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govBOECPM-0010Average time in months for BOEC trainees to complete all certification trainingNathan Leamy, Steve MawdsleyNo01/16/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00076397ID-00060141
398
Complete all certification training within 18 months
BOEC3.5.1.1.1MilestoneMelanie PayneComplete all certification training within 18 monthsGreen01/01/2507/01/27652d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govNathan Leamy, Steve Mawdsley100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00404398ID-00076150
399
-Enhance sustainability of Office of Violence Prevention programming through fiscal and operational responsibility
Community Safety3.5.1.2Strategic ActionStephanie HowardCreate clear contracts and manage all grantees and contractors to hold them accountable for their scope of work; begin with the contracts and grants related to Summer 2025, Create robust plan for future funding for all programs including the general fund, IAs, and grants, Adoption of clear standard operating procedure outlining budget, grants, and contract management; less dependency on other City programs for budget development and managementOn TrackGreenOVP finalized a funding calendar on its website for added transparency and predictability on OVP's funding cycles and opportunities to apply. We are also working with the GMD and PSSA Enterprise Services Teams to polish systems and processes that will streamline management of OVP program funds.New OVP Program Manager recruitment in final phases; CSD leadership working on policy documents to outline procedures within the programLoss of community buy-in for OVP operations, including funding selections and Program Manager hireWorking with community representatives and on communications strategies and strengthening the CPC meetings04/01/2506/28/301369d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyPM-0075PM-0076PM-0077PM-0078PM-0079Percentage of OVP grants and contracts meeting key performance indicators;
Percentage of OVP grants and contracts within budget;
Percentage of OVP grants and contracts meeting key deadlines;
OVP budget to actuals
Nathan Leamy, Stephanie HowardNo12/10/2530-60 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00221399ID-00060243
400
Create clear contracts and manage all grantees and contractors to hold them accountable for their scope of work; begin with the contracts and grants related to Summer 2025
Community Safety3.5.1.2.1MilestoneRachel FettersCreate clear contracts and manage all grantees and contractors to hold them accountable for their scope of work; begin with the contracts and grants related to Summer 2025Green04/01/2506/28/301369d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00219400ID-00221150
401
Create robust plan for future funding for all programs including the general fund, IAs, and grants
Community Safety3.5.1.2.2MilestoneRachel FettersCreate robust plan for future funding for all programs including the general fund, IAs, and grantsRed04/01/2506/02/2545d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00220401ID-00221250
402
Adoption of clear standard operating procedure outlining budget, grants, and contract management; less dependency on other City programs for budget development and management
Community Safety3.5.1.2.3MilestoneRachel FettersAdoption of clear standard operating procedure outlining budget, grants, and contract management; less dependency on other City programs for budget development and managementGreen04/01/2506/28/301369d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00218402ID-00221350
403
-Enhance financial sustainability by establishing a braided funding model for Portland Street Response (PSR)
Community Safety3.5.1.3Strategic ActionApril RoaContinue to meet w/key stakeholders to develop mechanisms for billing for street medicine services, Research and apply for grants that support PSR’s goals/vision, Explore possible contracting opportunities to meet partner crisis response needsMajor IssuesGreenContinued work on needed policies, training, and structure to meet CAHOOTs funding needs. Reached out MHACBO regarding QMHA certification requirements for EMTs to see if exception or compromise can be reached to allow all PSR EMTs to be eligible to begin working to obtain this certification.Follow up with MHACBO, follow up with Class Comp on adding requirements for EMTs in PSR to be able to obtain QMHA within 6 months of hireInstability on federal grants at this time. Need for state plan amendments to proceed. Inability of some of our EMTs to begin supervision to earn their QMHA certification with current restrictions.Reaching out to MHACBO for exception process for the pre-cert requirements. If unable to secure, may need to reach out to OHA for further assistance.01/01/2506/30/26390d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyPM-0025PM-0026PM-0027PSR operating budget vs actuals;
PSR total amount of submitted grant applications;
PSR grant application win rate
trueNathan Leamy, Stephanie HowardNo01/07/26Past 30 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00250403ID-00060343
404
Continue to meet w/key stakeholders to develop mechanisms for billing for street medicine services
Community Safety3.5.1.3.1MilestoneWork began on 7/1/24April RoaContinue to meet w/key stakeholders to develop mechanisms for billing for street medicine servicesGreen01/01/2506/30/26390d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00253404ID-00250150
405
Research and apply for grants that support PSR’s goals/vision
Community Safety3.5.1.3.2MilestoneWork began on 7/1/24April RoaResearch and apply for grants that support PSR’s goals/visionGreen01/01/2506/30/26390d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00252405ID-00250250
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Explore possible contracting opportunities to meet partner crisis response needs
Community Safety3.5.1.3.3MilestoneApril RoaExplore possible contracting opportunities to meet partner crisis response needsGreen07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00251406ID-00250350
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-Support Public Safety Service Area in development of external funding source to ensure operational sustainability
PF&R3.5.1.4Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherSUPERBONDMajor IssuesThis effort will require support at the State and City levels in order to put something like a bond or levy on the ballot.01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyNo12/02/2530-60 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00576407ID-00060441
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SUPERBOND
PF&R3.5.1.4.1MilestoneSUPERBOND01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00575408ID-00576150
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-Establish a braided funding model for Community Health Assess and Treat (CHAT) program
PF&R3.5.1.5Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherMap current CHAT funding sources and identify gaps, Determine necessary steps to access Medicaid funding/reimbursementOn TrackReviewed funding and potential support for FY27. HealthShare is on track, CareOregon may adjust to a 'fee for service' model, which would support some CHAT operations but at a lesser amount than we currently receive from them.Determining FY27 budget requirements and sources.01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govtrueAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyNo12/02/2530-60 days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00579409ID-00060542
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Map current CHAT funding sources and identify gaps
PF&R3.5.1.5.1MilestoneMap current CHAT funding sources and identify gaps01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00578410ID-00579150
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Determine necessary steps to access Medicaid funding/reimbursement
PF&R3.5.1.5.2MilestoneDetermine necessary steps to access Medicaid funding/reimbursement01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00577411ID-00579250
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-Review dashboards with a lens focused on financial stewardship and operational efficiency
PF&R3.5.1.6Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherDetermine key financial efficiency metrics, Create biannual efficiency report to coincide with benchmark review of National Fire Protection Association standardsNot Started01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyNo10/10/2590+ days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00582412ID-00060642
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Determine key financial efficiency metrics
PF&R3.5.1.6.1MilestoneDetermine key financial efficiency metrics01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00581413ID-00582150
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Create biannual efficiency report to coincide with benchmark review of National Fire Protection Association standards
PF&R3.5.1.6.2MilestoneCreate biannual efficiency report to coincide with benchmark review of National Fire Protection Association standards01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00580414ID-00582250
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-Develop hiring and training options to expand recruitment volume and diversity
PF&R3.5.1.7Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherReinstate Firefighter Trainee job classification as a pathway to allow for non-EMT certified recruits, Coordinate with PCC/external source to provide EMT certification around bureau training schedules, Review training model for new recruits to determine most efficient and effective option to move recruits to emergency operations capacitiesMinor IssuesDetermined potential options with PCC and have a positive working relationship with their EMT program co-director.Reevaluate past practices with the Trainee programTimeline will be based on staff availability; program and possibilities will ultimately be based on available funding.01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govRecruitingtrueAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyNo10/10/2590+ days3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00586415ID-00060743
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Reinstate Firefighter Trainee job classification as a pathway to allow for non-EMT certified recruits
PF&R3.5.1.7.1MilestoneReinstate Firefighter Trainee job classification as a pathway to allow for non-EMT certified recruits01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00585416ID-00586150
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Coordinate with PCC/external source to provide EMT certification around bureau training schedules
PF&R3.5.1.7.2MilestoneCoordinate with PCC/external source to provide EMT certification around bureau training schedules01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00584417ID-00586250
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Review training model for new recruits to determine most efficient and effective option to move recruits to emergency operations capacities
PF&R3.5.1.7.3MilestoneReview training model for new recruits to determine most efficient and effective option to move recruits to emergency operations capacities01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy3 - Increase Focus on the Overall Wellbeing of the Public Safety Workforce and System5 - Enhance the financial and operational sustainability of the service area1 - See actions belowID-00583418ID-00586350
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-Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities
4GoalGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience CapabilitiesID-00005419ID-00002413
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-Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability
4.1ObjectiveGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stabilityID-00006420ID-00005121
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-See actions below
4.1.1InitiativeGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00051421ID-00006139
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-Reduce shootings by referring very high-risk individuals to services through the Ceasefire model
Community Safety4.1.1.1Strategic ActionKandel AshleyAttend weekly Shooting Review sessions and convene weekly coordination meetingsOn TrackRed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyPM-0002PM-0005PM-0006PM-0007PM-0008Number of very high-risk individuals referred to community violence intervention service providersNathan Leamy, Stephanie HowardNo12/17/2530-60 days4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00208422ID-00051141
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Attend weekly Shooting Review sessions and convene weekly coordination meetings
Community Safety4.1.1.1.1MilestoneSierra EllisAttend weekly Shooting Review sessions and convene weekly coordination meetingsRed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00212423ID-00208150
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-Reduce shootings by engaging with very high-risk referred individuals through the Ceasefire model
Community Safety4.1.1.2Strategic ActionKandel AshleyMonitor referrals made to community-based organizations and receive weekly updatesOn TrackRed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyPM-0001PM-0005PM-0006PM-0007PM-0008Number of very high-risk individuals engaged by community violence intervention service providersNathan Leamy, Stephanie HowardNo12/17/2530-60 days4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00205424ID-00051241
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Monitor referrals made to community-based organizations and receive weekly updates
Community Safety4.1.1.2.1MilestoneRosalee AndersonMonitor referrals made to community-based organizations and receive weekly updatesRed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00210425ID-00205150
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-Reduce shootings by connecting very high-risk individuals to life coaching services through the Ceasefire model
Community Safety4.1.1.3Strategic ActionKandel AshleyMonitor community-based organization (CBO) use of Apricot.
Provide monthly Apricot QC reports to CBOs to reconcile incomplete data tracking
On TrackRed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyPM-0003PM-0005PM-0006PM-0007PM-0008Number of very high-risk individuals connected to life-coaching servicestrueNathan Leamy, Stephanie HowardNo12/08/2530-60 days4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00207426ID-00051341
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Monitor community-based organization (CBO) use of Apricot.
Provide monthly Apricot QC reports to CBOs to reconcile incomplete data tracking
Community Safety4.1.1.3.1MilestoneRosalee AndersonMonitor community-based organization (CBO) use of Apricot.
Provide monthly Apricot QC reports to CBOs to reconcile incomplete data tracking
Red01/01/2512/31/25261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00214427ID-00207150
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-Reduce shootings by conducting custom notifications annually through the Ceasefire model to offer support and services to high-risk individuals while communicating a clear message that gun violence will not be tolerated
Community Safety4.1.1.4Strategic ActionSierra EllisPlan and conduct at least 2 custom notifications per monthOn TrackRed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyPM-0005PM-0006PM-0007PM-0008PM-0028Number of custom notifications conductedNathan Leamy, Stephanie HowardNo12/17/2530-60 days4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00209428ID-00051441
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Plan and conduct at least 2 custom notifications per month
Community Safety4.1.1.4.1MilestoneSierra EllisPlan and conduct at least 2 custom notifications per monthRed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00211429ID-00209150
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-Reduce shootings by conducting Call-Ins annually through the Ceasefire model to offer support and services to groups of high-risk individuals while communicating a clear message that gun violence will not be tolerated
Community Safety4.1.1.5Strategic ActionSierra EllisPlan and conduct at least 1 call-in per quarterOn TrackRed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyPM-0004PM-0005PM-0006PM-0007PM-0008Number of call-ins conductedNathan Leamy, Stephanie HowardNo12/17/2530-60 days4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00206430ID-00051541
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Plan and conduct at least 1 call-in per quarter
Community Safety4.1.1.5.1MilestoneSierra EllisPlan and conduct at least 1 call-in per quarterRed01/01/2512/31/25261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00213431ID-00206150
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-Use data to focus education efforts tailored to community risk reduction
PF&R4.1.1.6Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherDevelop risk profiles by district using incident data, Launch three targeted education campaigns aligned with risk profiles, Measure campaign effectiveness by tracking incident volume changeMinor IssuesDashboards can be used to determine geographically-specific information, which can allow for assessment of risks.Staff capacity to complete this work is insufficient.01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPF&RPM-0058PM-0059PM-0062Percentage of communities in wildfire hazard zones involved in mitigation programs;
Percentage of people in program participating in fuel mitigation
trueAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyNo12/02/2530-60 days4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00168432ID-00051643
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Develop risk profiles by district using incident data
PF&R4.1.1.6.1MilestoneDevelop risk profiles by district using incident data01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPF&RAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00167433ID-00168150
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Launch three targeted education campaigns aligned with risk profiles
PF&R4.1.1.6.2MilestoneLaunch three targeted education campaigns aligned with risk profiles01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPF&RAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00166434ID-00168250
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Measure campaign effectiveness by tracking incident volume change
PF&R4.1.1.6.3MilestoneMeasure campaign effectiveness by tracking incident volume change01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPF&RAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00587435ID-00168350
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-Collaborate with transportation agencies on Vision Zero initiatives to make streets safer
PPB4.1.1.7Strategic ActionChristopher PetrovRobert QuickWork to reduce fatal crashes by stopping and arresting impaired drivers, working with the District Attorney’s Office to ensure cases are sound and able to be prosecuted, providing continuing education to officers on most recent impaired driving case law, and maintaining relationship with MATEC to support holiday DUII enforcement missions, Reinstate the Traffic dayshift and expand staffing of Traffic’s Detail 4, Increase number of photo enforcement cameras to 60 in partnership with PBOT, Expand Photo Radar Program to have two full-time van operators with the second van operator to work afternoon/evening hoursOn TrackGreenMATEC came to the Portland Metro area for an enhanced DUII / Traffic Enforcement mission that was successful in speed suppression and DUII suppression for New Years Eve. No fatal crashes were reported over the holiday. Approximately 2000 people were offered rides from Safe Ride Home assisting in reducing persons who might otherwise drive or ride with an impaired driver. Traffic Officers are consistently getting warrants for blood draws and continuing to stop and arrest impaired drivers. Fatal crashes hit an all-time low since 2018.No updates at this time. 11-03-2025None as of this.01/01/2512/31/301565d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPM-0149PM-0150PM-0151PM-0152PM-0153PM-0154PM-0155Number of traffic citations issued;
Number of traffic written warnings issued via eCitation;
Number of speeding offenses;
Number of DUII arrests;
Number of major crash team call-outs;
Fatal crash rate over major holidays;
Number of traffic fatalities and serious injuries
Christian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo01/13/26Past 30 days4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00530436ID-00051744
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Work to reduce fatal crashes by stopping and arresting impaired drivers, working with the District Attorney’s Office to ensure cases are sound and able to be prosecuted, providing continuing education to officers on most recent impaired driving case law, and maintaining relationship with MATEC to support holiday DUII enforcement missions
PPB4.1.1.7.1MilestoneChristopher PetrovWork to reduce fatal crashes by stopping and arresting impaired drivers, working with the District Attorney’s Office to ensure cases are sound and able to be prosecuted, providing continuing education to officers on most recent impaired driving case law, and maintaining relationship with MATEC to support holiday DUII enforcement missionsGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00529437ID-00530150
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Reinstate the Traffic dayshift and expand staffing of Traffic’s Detail 4
PPB4.1.1.7.2Milestoneo Work with the Chiefs Office for the expansion of the Traffic Division by adding 5 motor officers, one car officer and one motor sergeant for a dayshift detail to focus on dangerous daytime driving behaviors.
o Work with the Chiefs Office to add two more motor officers and one more car officers to Detail 4 (Wednesday through Saturday) to increase Citywide traffic enforcement, DUII investigations and availability to take injury and trauma injury crashes.
Christopher PetrovReinstate the Traffic dayshift and expand staffing of Traffic’s Detail 401/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00528438ID-00530250
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Increase number of photo enforcement cameras to 60 in partnership with PBOT
PPB4.1.1.7.3Milestoneo Working with PBOT (Comanager Steve Hoyt-McBeth) on the continued efforts of expanding the photo enforcement cameras (Adding 3 more cameras after initial replacement of the current 31 camera locations).
o Working with PBOT on the best uses and most effective areas of the city to place cameras.
Christopher PetrovIncrease number of photo enforcement cameras to 60 in partnership with PBOTGreen01/01/2512/29/281043d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00527439ID-00530350
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Expand Photo Radar Program to have two full-time van operators with the second van operator to work afternoon/evening hours
PPB4.1.1.7.4Milestoneo Have two new vans purchased and upfitted by the new vendor to replace the outgoing vendor equipment (in progress)
o Work with the Chief’s Office to allow for another retire / rehire officer to work the second van on a fulltime schedule in the afternoon hours (Planned deployments would be 1200 to 2200 hours).
Christopher PetrovExpand Photo Radar Program to have two full-time van operators with the second van operator to work afternoon/evening hoursGreen01/01/2512/31/27783d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00526440ID-00530450
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-Fulfill Byrne Grant objectives
Community Safety4.1.1.8Strategic ActionAndrew CulbersonGrow community engagement efforts to include new areas within Eliot, including listening and work sessions, neighborhood association contact, community-building events, etc., Grow community engagement efforts to include new areas within Hazelwood, including listening and work sessions, neighborhood association contact, community-building events, etc., Commence community engagement in Powellhurst-Gilbert, Co-create plans for neighborhood improvement projects in all three Byrne Grant neighborhoodsMinor IssuesGreenPlacemaking work and CPTEDs continue in each of our grant-funded neighborhoods: Eliot, Hazelwood and Powellhurst-Gilbert. Safe Blocks teams will offer monthly resource fairs, personal safety workshops and clean-up events in all 3 neighborhoods.
Several neighborhood improvement projects remain on hold until we receive clarification from our granting agency, BJA.
Monthly events planned in each neighborhood.Unable to spend grant money to improve private property until BJA provides written clarification. Federal shutdown likely delaying clarification. Project Manager resigned.Sought written clarification (through grant analyst) from granting agency (BJA). Recruitment for new PM underway.01/01/2506/28/301433d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyPM-0085Percentage Byrne Grant neighbors expressing feeling safe in neighborhoodNathan Leamy, Stephanie HowardYes11/14/2560-90 days4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00231441ID-00051844
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Grow community engagement efforts to include new areas within Eliot, including listening and work sessions, neighborhood association contact, community-building events, etc.
Community Safety4.1.1.8.1MilestoneMary TompkinsGrow community engagement efforts to include new areas within Eliot, including listening and work sessions, neighborhood association contact, community-building events, etc.Green01/01/2506/28/301433d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00235442ID-00231150
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Grow community engagement efforts to include new areas within Hazelwood, including listening and work sessions, neighborhood association contact, community-building events, etc.
Community Safety4.1.1.8.2MilestoneJacob BrostoffGrow community engagement efforts to include new areas within Hazelwood, including listening and work sessions, neighborhood association contact, community-building events, etc.Green01/01/2506/28/301433d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00234443ID-00231250
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Commence community engagement in Powellhurst-Gilbert
Community Safety4.1.1.8.3MilestoneSarah BerkemeierCommence community engagement in Powellhurst-GilbertGreen01/01/2506/28/301433d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00233444ID-00231350
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Co-create plans for neighborhood improvement projects in all three Byrne Grant neighborhoods
Community Safety4.1.1.8.4MilestoneMolly Esteve WiseCo-create plans for neighborhood improvement projects in all three Byrne Grant neighborhoodsGreen01/01/2506/28/301433d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00232445ID-00231450
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-Reduce incidences of youth violence by connecting with surrounding school districts to address violence-related concerns
Community Safety4.1.1.9Strategic ActionStephanie HowardSchedule meetings with PPS partners to begin introductory tours of districts and schools, Collaborate with PPS partners to identify district and school-specific concerns, Create and establish safety plans for individual schools that include incident response options, outreach, mentorship, referrals of students and families to services, data tracking as appropriate, For Rose City Self-Defense, establish protocol for engaging students on campus, including volunteer vetting and verification, curriculum review and approval, program offerings and scheduleOn TrackGreenOVP and Ceasefire continue working closely with school district partners to ensure strong collaboration for violence intervention and reduction efforts. Gun violence continues to trend down, despite some high profile homicides in September. Some of this work has pivoted to school-related concerns with ICE violence, so CSD leadership has been working with school district leaderships to partner in that space as well.Ongoing discussions regarding partnerships and opportunities to partner.Some school partners appear to be unclear on appropriate roles of SLO partners at school events.Meeting with our SLO partners and school partners to level set and ensure shared understanding.04/07/2506/28/301365d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyPM-0080PM-0081PM-0082Youth violence incidents (school reports, police incidents)Nathan Leamy, Stephanie HowardNo12/10/2530-60 days4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00222446ID-00051944
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Schedule meetings with PPS partners to begin introductory tours of districts and schools
Community Safety4.1.1.9.1MilestoneStephanie HowardSchedule meetings with PPS partners to begin introductory tours of districts and schoolsRed04/07/2508/29/25105d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00227447ID-00222150
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Collaborate with PPS partners to identify district and school-specific concerns
Community Safety4.1.1.9.2MilestoneStephanie HowardCollaborate with PPS partners to identify district and school-specific concernsGreen04/07/2506/28/301365d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00226448ID-00222250
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Create and establish safety plans for individual schools that include incident response options, outreach, mentorship, referrals of students and families to services, data tracking as appropriate
Community Safety4.1.1.9.3MilestoneStephanie HowardCreate and establish safety plans for individual schools that include incident response options, outreach, mentorship, referrals of students and families to services, data tracking as appropriateRed04/07/2508/29/25105d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00225449ID-00222350
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For Rose City Self-Defense, establish protocol for engaging students on campus, including volunteer vetting and verification, curriculum review and approval, program offerings and schedule
Community Safety4.1.1.9.4MilestoneSara JohnsonFor Rose City Self-Defense, establish protocol for engaging students on campus, including volunteer vetting and verification, curriculum review and approval, program offerings and scheduleRed04/07/2506/02/2541d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govCommunity SafetyNathan Leamy, Stephanie Howard100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities1 - Improve prevention measures to safeguard community health, safety, and stability1 - See actions belowID-00223450ID-00222450
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-Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response
4.2ObjectiveGreen07/01/2506/28/301304d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and responseID-00007451ID-00005221
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-See actions below
4.2.1InitiativeGreen07/01/2506/28/301304d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00055452ID-00007135
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-Improve community resiliency related to earthquakes, extreme heat, and Hazmat incidents
PBEM4.2.1.1Strategic ActionRachit NerwalExpand Neighborhood Emergency Team (NET) program by training a minimum of 240 community members in Basic NET annually, Expand NET program by training a minimum of 800 community members in advanced NET classes annually, Develop volunteer specialization curriculum (e.g. Emergency Operations Center response, advanced radio, medical, etc.), Expand the Community Organizations Active in Disasters (COAD) network to 150 members, Reorganize the COAD into objectives-based groups, Shift more Basic Earthquake Emergency Communication Node (BEECN) program ownership to the community (decentralize minor administrative tasks), Recruit and assign 20 new Amateur Radio Operators (AROs), Recruit and assign 100 new BEECN volunteers, Establish quarterly BEECN testing, Develop blueprint to integrate earthquake early warning into City's infrastructure.On TrackGreenHosted NET Camp past weekend with aprox. 100 participants.

The current Basic cohort is on track to graduate 92-98 new NETs.
Staff capacity continues to be a challenge07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMPM-0096PM-0097PM-0098PM-0099PM-0100Number of active trained NET members;
Number of NET volunteers trained this year;
Total deployed NET hours;
Percentage of city neighborhoods served by active NET;
After action scores related to resiliency
trueJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad AhmedNo09/16/2590+ days4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00298453ID-000551410
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Expand Neighborhood Emergency Team (NET) program by training a minimum of 240 community members in Basic NET annually
PBEM4.2.1.1.1MilestoneRachit NerwalExpand Neighborhood Emergency Team (NET) program by training a minimum of 240 community members in Basic NET annuallyGreen07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00300454ID-00298150
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Expand NET program by training a minimum of 800 community members in advanced NET classes annually
PBEM4.2.1.1.2MilestoneRachit NerwalExpand NET program by training a minimum of 800 community members in advanced NET classes annuallyGreen07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00299455ID-00298250
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Develop volunteer specialization curriculum (e.g. Emergency Operations Center response, advanced radio, medical, etc.)
PBEM4.2.1.1.3MilestoneRachit NerwalDevelop volunteer specialization curriculum (e.g. Emergency Operations Center response, advanced radio, medical, etc.)Green07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00303456ID-00298350
457
Expand the Community Organizations Active in Disasters (COAD) network to 150 members
PBEM4.2.1.1.4MilestoneRachit NerwalExpand the Community Organizations Active in Disasters (COAD) network to 150 membersGreen07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00302457ID-00298450
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Reorganize the COAD into objectives-based groups
PBEM4.2.1.1.5MilestoneRachit NerwalReorganize the COAD into objectives-based groupsGreen07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00301458ID-00298550
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Shift more Basic Earthquake Emergency Communication Node (BEECN) program ownership to the community (decentralize minor administrative tasks)
PBEM4.2.1.1.6MilestoneRachit NerwalShift more Basic Earthquake Emergency Communication Node (BEECN) program ownership to the community (decentralize minor administrative tasks)Green07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00308459ID-00298650
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Recruit and assign 20 new Amateur Radio Operators (AROs)
PBEM4.2.1.1.7MilestoneRachit NerwalRecruit and assign 20 new Amateur Radio Operators (AROs)Green07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00306460ID-00298750
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Recruit and assign 100 new BEECN volunteers
PBEM4.2.1.1.8MilestoneRachit NerwalRecruit and assign 100 new BEECN volunteersGreen07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00307461ID-00298850
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Establish quarterly BEECN testing
PBEM4.2.1.1.9MilestoneRachit NerwalEstablish quarterly BEECN testingGreen07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00305462ID-00298950
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Develop blueprint to integrate earthquake early warning into City's infrastructure.
PBEM4.2.1.1.10MilestoneRachit NerwalDevelop blueprint to integrate earthquake early warning into City's infrastructure.Green07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00304463ID-002981050
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-Enhance business community preparedness for all hazards
PBEM4.2.1.2Strategic ActionVan Keuren JeremyStakeholder co-design and selection of all hazards warning system, Develop and launch outreach and enrollment campaign, Develop and test alert protocols, First system-wide drill and evaluation, Integration with City Emergency Operations and launchOn TrackGreenWe're working on a small biz outreach postcard that NET volunteers will distribute in their neighborhoods.Continue development of outreach/engagement planNone at this time.07/01/2506/28/301304d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMPM-0101PM-0102PM-0103PM-0104PM-0105Percentage of enrolled businesses receiving PBEM alerts within 5 minutes of issuance;
Number of businesses enrolled in PBEM alert system;
Number of businesses enrolled in lowest enrollment commercial corridor (?);
Number of languages PBEM alerts issued in;
Percentage of PBEM alerts tested for readability and translation accuracy
Jordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad AhmedNo01/21/26Past 30 days4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00314464ID-00055245
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Stakeholder co-design and selection of all hazards warning system
PBEM4.2.1.2.1MilestoneVan Keuren JeremyStakeholder co-design and selection of all hazards warning systemGreen07/01/2506/28/301304d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00313465ID-00314150
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Develop and launch outreach and enrollment campaign
PBEM4.2.1.2.2MilestoneVan Keuren JeremyDevelop and launch outreach and enrollment campaignGreen07/01/2506/28/301304d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00312466ID-00314250
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Develop and test alert protocols
PBEM4.2.1.2.3MilestoneVan Keuren JeremyDevelop and test alert protocolsGreen07/01/2506/28/301304d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00311467ID-00314350
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First system-wide drill and evaluation
PBEM4.2.1.2.4MilestoneVan Keuren JeremyFirst system-wide drill and evaluationGreen07/01/2506/28/301304d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00310468ID-00314450
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Integration with City Emergency Operations and launch
PBEM4.2.1.2.5MilestoneVan Keuren JeremyIntegration with City Emergency Operations and launchGreen07/01/2506/28/301304d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00309469ID-00314550
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-Support community emergency preparedness by working with the Bureau of Emergency Management to hold public safety workshops and drills for residents and disseminate information
PPB4.2.1.3Strategic ActionMike FrancisHold joint public safety workshops and drills for residents with PBEM, Disseminate emergency preparedness information related to earthquakes, extreme weather, active threats, and other situations to residents, Work with neighborhoods to encourage emergency preparednessOn TrackConducted planning for two Position Specifc ICS Courses for the bureau and bureau partners. Participated in the Table Top for the drone show, taught ICS. Unit members were on vacation at various times and lengths of time.Continued instruction in ICS and Emergency Management for metro area bureaus and cities.Working with Oregon Emergency Management we have created a pass through to continue training with an emphasis on beck end work for OEM.01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMPM-0219PM-0220Number of PPB supported PBEM outreach events;
Number of people participating in PPB supported PBEM outreach events
Christian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo01/14/26Past 30 days4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00496470ID-00055343
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Hold joint public safety workshops and drills for residents with PBEM
PPB4.2.1.3.1MilestoneMike FrancisHold joint public safety workshops and drills for residents with PBEM01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00495471ID-00496150
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Disseminate emergency preparedness information related to earthquakes, extreme weather, active threats, and other situations to residents
PPB4.2.1.3.2MilestoneMike FrancisDisseminate emergency preparedness information related to earthquakes, extreme weather, active threats, and other situations to residents01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00494472ID-00496250
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Work with neighborhoods to encourage emergency preparedness
PPB4.2.1.3.3MilestoneMike FrancisWork with neighborhoods to encourage emergency preparedness01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00493473ID-00496350
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-Maintain the FireWise community programming and continue support for BEECN and NET teams
PF&R4.2.1.4Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherEnsure line-item budget is available for support of FireWise, Provide training location(s) and staff for BEECN and NET programsOn TrackIn the process of procuring the FireAside program which will allow for community insight to fire risk mitigation and also allow the bureau to focus on areas needing more outreach and abatement.01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyNo10/10/2590+ days4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00588474ID-00055442
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Ensure line-item budget is available for support of FireWise
PF&R4.2.1.4.1MilestoneEnsure line-item budget is available for support of FireWise01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00590475ID-00588150
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Provide training location(s) and staff for BEECN and NET programs
PF&R4.2.1.4.2MilestoneProvide training location(s) and staff for BEECN and NET programs01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00589476ID-00588250
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-Support engagement events with youth and community programs for fire and safety preparedness
PF&R4.2.1.5Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherPartner with schools to host at least five youth-focused safety events per year, Establish station ‘open house’ events to build local community engagementNot StartedGray07/01/2607/01/261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyNo10/10/2590+ days4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00592477ID-00055542
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Partner with schools to host at least five youth-focused safety events per year
PF&R4.2.1.5.1MilestonePartner with schools to host at least five youth-focused safety events per yearGray07/01/2607/01/261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00591478ID-00592150
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Establish station ‘open house’ events to build local community engagement
PF&R4.2.1.5.2MilestoneEstablish station ‘open house’ events to build local community engagement01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities2 - Increase community resilience by empowering residents with knowledge, resources, and tools for emergency preparedness and response1 - See actions belowID-00593479ID-00592250
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-Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies
4.3ObjectiveGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergenciesID-00008480ID-00005321
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-See actions below
4.3.1InitiativeGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.gov4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00065481ID-00008135
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-Develop coordinated framework for recovery process implementation and execution
PBEM4.3.1.1Strategic ActionRachit NerwalDevelop recovery framework plan, Develop city-wide damage assessment process, RFP for public assistance, Undertake recovery framework exerciseOn TrackGreenComponents of the recovery framework was tested in the flood table top exercise that was hosted by BES and PBEM.None planned so far07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMtrueJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad AhmedNo09/16/2590+ days4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00293482ID-00065144
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Develop recovery framework plan
PBEM4.3.1.1.1MilestoneRachit NerwalDevelop recovery framework planGreen07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00297483ID-00293150
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Develop city-wide damage assessment process
PBEM4.3.1.1.2MilestoneRachit NerwalDevelop city-wide damage assessment process01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00296484ID-00293250
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RFP for public assistance
PBEM4.3.1.1.3MilestoneRachit NerwalRFP for public assistanceGreen07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00294485ID-00293350
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Undertake recovery framework exercise
PBEM4.3.1.1.4MilestoneRachit NerwalUndertake recovery framework exerciseGreen07/01/2506/30/26261d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govJordan Wiley, Nathan Leamy, Shad Ahmed100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00295486ID-00293450
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-Integrate PPB into citywide disaster recovery planning
PPB4.3.1.2Strategic ActionMike FrancisDevelop protocols for the police bureau’s role in post-disaster operations, including maintaining public order and assisting in damage assessments, Train officers to collaborate with emergency management and community organizations during the recovery phase to restore safety and stabilityMajor IssuesNO CHANGE FROM LAST PERIOD It was presented to bureau emergency managers that PBEM's focus for the next two years will be on response and not Preparedness, Mitigation, or Recovery. Until their priorities are aligned with the needs of the community and the response bureaus this will continue to be a major issue to complete.No Change from last periodPBEM has decided that they are focusing on response over the next fiscal year, completely abandoning Preparedness, Mitigation and Recovery. This decision is counter intuitive given that we have bureaus who focus is on response. This decision exposes a great chasm in our ability to Prepare, Mitigate, Recover from a disaster.Mitigation of this risk will have to come from Policy Makers and Executive level staff.01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMPPBChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo01/14/26Past 30 days4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00497487ID-00065242
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Develop protocols for the police bureau’s role in post-disaster operations, including maintaining public order and assisting in damage assessments
PPB4.3.1.2.1MilestoneMike FrancisDevelop protocols for the police bureau’s role in post-disaster operations, including maintaining public order and assisting in damage assessments01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00499488ID-00497150
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Train officers to collaborate with emergency management and community organizations during the recovery phase to restore safety and stability
PPB4.3.1.2.2MilestoneMike FrancisTrain officers to collaborate with emergency management and community organizations during the recovery phase to restore safety and stability01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPBEMChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00498489ID-00497250
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-Provide victim-centered and trauma-informed services that also address cultural and language needs and/or barriers
PPB4.3.1.3Strategic ActionDenise EasterlingProvide ongoing trauma-informed training for advocates that addresses how trauma affects the brain, Provide ongoing cultural training for advocates that addresses stigmas, cultural history, etc., Make sure materials for victims are available in six languages, Create a way to obtain feedback from victims to measure that service needs are met, Review services annually for revisions/updates and best practicesOn TrackGreenSeveral staff attended training that included how trauma effects victim/survivors. Some staff have attended training/meetings and presented around immigration issues specifically pertaining to Latina/Latino population and how that can be a barrier on reporting as well as trusting law enforcement with the goal of finding ways to work together and gain trust in those communities.01/01/2512/31/301565d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govPM-0221PM-0222PM-0223Number of victim support case referrals;
Average number of attempted contacts per victim support referral;
Victim services recipient average satisfaction score
Christian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert DayNo10/16/2590+ days4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00532490ID-00065345
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Provide ongoing trauma-informed training for advocates that addresses how trauma affects the brain
PPB4.3.1.3.1MilestoneDenise EasterlingProvide ongoing trauma-informed training for advocates that addresses how trauma affects the brainGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00531491ID-00532150
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Provide ongoing cultural training for advocates that addresses stigmas, cultural history, etc.
PPB4.3.1.3.2MilestoneDenise EasterlingProvide ongoing cultural training for advocates that addresses stigmas, cultural history, etc.Green01/01/2512/31/301565d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00536492ID-00532250
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Make sure materials for victims are available in six languages
PPB4.3.1.3.3MilestoneDenise EasterlingMake sure materials for victims are available in six languagesGreen05/01/2505/29/26282d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00535493ID-00532350
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Create a way to obtain feedback from victims to measure that service needs are met
PPB4.3.1.3.4MilestoneDenise EasterlingCreate a way to obtain feedback from victims to measure that service needs are metGreen03/03/2503/31/26282d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00534494ID-00532450
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Review services annually for revisions/updates and best practices
PPB4.3.1.3.5MilestoneDenise EasterlingReview services annually for revisions/updates and best practicesGreen01/01/2512/31/301565d01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govChristian Peterson, Christopher Gjovik, Lauren Brown, Nathan Leamy, Robert Day100%4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00533495ID-00532550
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-Support Public Safety Service Area (PSSA) in review of City policies regarding unsafe buildings and building demolition
PF&R4.3.1.4Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherDraft updated policy recommendations with PSSA, Gain City Council approval and implement revised proceduresNot Started01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyNo10/10/2590+ days4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00595496ID-00065442
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Draft updated policy recommendations with PSSA
PF&R4.3.1.4.1MilestoneDraft updated policy recommendations with PSSA01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00596497ID-00595150
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Gain City Council approval and implement revised procedures
PF&R4.3.1.4.2MilestoneGain City Council approval and implement revised procedures01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00594498ID-00595250
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-Support PBEM in completing citywide Continuity of Operations Plan (COOP)
PF&R4.3.1.5Strategic ActionElizabeth GallagherProvide bureau input on critical functions for COOP development, Review and align bureau COOP with PBEM citywide planNot Started01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan LeamyNo10/10/2590+ days4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00597499ID-00065542
500
Provide bureau input on critical functions for COOP development
PF&R4.3.1.5.1MilestoneProvide bureau input on critical functions for COOP development01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00598500ID-00597150
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Review and align bureau COOP with PBEM citywide plan
PF&R4.3.1.5.2MilestoneReview and align bureau COOP with PBEM citywide plan01/27/26 4:21 PMchloe.massarello@portlandoregon.govAJ Jackson, Elizabeth Gallagher, karen.lavoie@portlandoregon.gov, Nathan Leamy4 - Strengthen Prevention, Recovery, and Resilience Capabilities3 - Enhance recovery efforts to help individuals and communities rebuild and restore stability after emergencies1 - See actions belowID-00599501ID-00597250