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09/18/2026
🎉 Join Metro on Sept. 30 from 9-10:30 a.m. for a virtual conversation with multidisciplinary experts about how forces may shape our region over the next 50 years.The discussion will explore three intertwined domains: the future of household formation, the future of care, the future of climate migration and what these shifts could mean for the resilience and vitality of our communities.
🎤 Moderated by Rachel Hatch, the Chief Impact Officer at Institute for the Future.
🔗Join virtually: https://bit.ly/3V1C4BA
09/17/2026
09/17/2026
Powerful words from Ashton Simpson of Metro at our recent OAME event. His message was clear: supporting minority-owned businesses remains a critical part of building an equitable region and none of the progress we’ve made would be possible without a community that keeps showing up. We’re asking you to be part of that story too.
Legin Commons carries forward the spirit of the beloved Legin Restaurant, a place where community came together for nearly 20 years.
Legin Commons' future residents will be steps away from transit, diverse community hubs, Portland Community College and endless delicious things to eat. Metro Councilor Duncan Hwang shares four of his favorite neighborhood restaurants to help welcome new neighbors and celebrate everything that makes this community special.
What are your favorite Jade District spots? 🍜🥟🍚
Excellent Cuisine
Balong
My Brother's Crawfish
Pho Van
Legin Commons provides 124 affordable homes, ranging from studios to 3-bedrooms. It was developed by APANO, Edlen and Co. and Our Just Future, with funding support from City of Portland, Ore USA Portland Housing Bureau and the Metro Affordable Housing Bond.
09/11/2026
Metro’s Transportation Policy Alternatives Committee helps guide implementation of the Regional Transportation Plan. Community representatives play a critical role in elevating the conversation beyond technical analysis by contributing expertise that crosses city and county lines and is grounded in the experiences and people living and working across the region.
Learn more and apply: www.oregonmetro.gov/opportunities/transportation-policy-alternatives-committee-open-recruitment
09/10/2026
Metro will kick off their fall hazardous waste collection events, September 11 and 12 at Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham. These popular events provide a convenient way for households to safely dispose of common hazardous materials like pesticides, cleaners and paint.
Between September and early November, Metro will host 10 events in areas located far from Metro’s permanent hazardous waste collection facilities. Visit oregonmetro.gov/collectionevents for the schedule of dates and locations.
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