By Nancy Tannler On April 16, 2025 the County held the Portland Water Bureau’s Remand Hearing. LUBA (Land Use Board of Appeals) rendered a remand hearing that requires the Portland […]
Filtration Plant Plans Stalled Read More
The Portland Water Bureau is thinking of you as you’re thinking about warmer days and spring gardening. Top on their list of suggestions to save water outdoors is to plant
Native Plants and Workshops to Save Water Outdoors Read More
During the warm days of summer and fall, it’s particularly important to stay hydrated. A partnership between the Portland Water Bureau and Multnomah County’s REACH (Racial and Ethnic Approaches to
Water Bureau Offers Hydration Tips Read More
The Portland Water Bureau and Multnomah County’s REACH (Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health) Program have teamed up to focus on water as a central part of a healthy
PWB Hydrate for Health Read More
Now that spring has sprung and grass and plants are growing fast, it’s a good time to make sure to maintain the planting area between the sidewalk and the street,
Keep Your Water Meter Clear Read More
The Portland Water Bureau is offering customers a free water efficiency kit that will allow them to easily install a variety of water-saving devices for the fixtures in their home.
Water Efficiency Kits Available Read More
Note to readers: The Portland Water Bureau (PWB) contacted The Southeast Examiner after publication of this article in the June 2020 issue with concerns about inaccuracies. Below the original article
Taking Another Look at Filtration Read More
By Nancy Tannler Many people are not aware of the Portland Water Bureau’s (PWB) plan to build a filtration plant or why it is being planned. Critics of PWB’s plan
PWB’s Pro-Filtration Position Examined Read More
By Nancy Tannler On December 4, 2019 City Council Commissioners Amanda Fritz, Nick Fish and Mayor Ted Wheeler voted to proceed with Portland Water Bureau’s (PWB) plans to construct a
Treating Portland’s Water: Filtration vs. UV and Ozone Read More
