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ALT Three construction crew workers repair a pothole below text promoting the Fixing Our Streets Oversight Committee. Applications for the Portland Bureau of Transportation committee are due to portland.gov/jobs by Wednesday, October 28.
ALT A construction worker in an orange safety outfit and hard hat stands in front of a large tunnel boring machine, using both hands to adjust or inspect a metal component on the machine’s circular cutting head. The ground around the equipment is gravel, and the scene appears to be part of an outdoor construction site. Text below the image reads: “Employment Opportunities. Job Openings at the City of Portland. Learn more at Portland.gov/Jobs,” along with the City of Portland seal and the hashtag #WeArePortland.
ALT A graphic displaying job listings for the City of Portland. At the top is a photo of the Portlandia statue at the Portland Building. Below the photo, text lists “Recently Posted Opportunities as of September 28, 2026,” followed by several job titles and bureaus. At the bottom, text reads: “Apply today at Portland.gov/Jobs,” alongside the City of Portland seal and the hashtag #WeArePortland.
ALT The color-coded probability map shows the Pacific Northwest (Oregon and Washington). Offshore and coastal regions display a 20–30% chance for gusts exceeding 50 mph, including Astoria (18%), Tillamook (25%), and Lincoln City (25%). Inland areas mostly show low chances under 10% (Portland at 8%, Salem at 17%, Eugene at 4%) Key bulleted points listed on the left: Increasing winds from the west/southwest behind the frontal passage Thursday night into Friday. 20–30% chance for isolated wind gusts exceeding 50 mph on Friday along the coast. Gusts this strong could result in isolated power outages. Secure any outdoor items that could get blown away.
ALT A purple and blue event flyer says Ride Through the Seasons 2026. A drawing of someone riding a bike in the rain is overlayed on top.
ALT A purple and blue event flyer says Ride Through the Seasons 2026. A drawing of someone riding a bike in the rain is overlayed on top. The main graphic shows a list of events happening in October. October 3rd is the Bike shop kick off ride; Oct 6 is the all-season cycling workshop; Oct. 17 is the bike bus to arbor day; and Oct. 29 is the see and be seen ride.
ALT A purple and blue event flyer says Ride Through the Seasons 2026. A drawing of someone riding a bike in the rain is overlayed on top. The main graphic shows a list of events happening in November. First is the rainy rider photo contest and raffle that happens all month long; Nov. 3 is the all-season cycling workshop; and Nov. 7 is the waterways ride.