Is Amanda Fritz rethinking her support of the city’s police reform appeal?
Jason Renaud
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Beseeching a Higher Power
Hales, Fritz Want to “Clarify” Judge’s Demand for Annual Updates on Police Reform
Hales and Fritz want to “clarify” a judge’s demand for annual updates on police reform.
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The Finish Line
Federal Judge Okays Police Reforms, Ending Months of Uncertainty
A federal judge has approved a package of police reforms years in the making.
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Hall Monitor
A Pair of Missed Milestones
The city was supposed to have hired a police reform monitor by now.
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An Empty Mandate
Hearing on Police Reform Makes Clear: Mental Health Centers Just “Aspirational”
Police reform hearing makes it clear: New mental health centers are merely “aspirational.”
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The 911 Files
The Portland-Area Addresses that Keep Cops, Firefighters, and Paramedics Coming Back—Again and Again
The Portland addresses that keep cops, firefighters, and paramedics coming back—again and again.
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Hold the Phone
Why Is Multnomah County Funding Two Suicide Hotlines?
Why is Multnomah County funding two suicide hotlines?
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Forward Momentum
Fritz Has Plans for Police Reform
Fritz hopes to have a police reform referee hired by the end of the year.
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But Does It Have Teeth?
Feds’ Deal with Cops Hits Taser Policies, Mental Health Training
Deal with feds promises fixes to Taser policies, mental health training.
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Hall Monitor
Willing to Keep Cops’ Secrets?
How many Training Advisory Council applicants were willing to keep their lips zipped?
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The Right Kind of Help
City Takes Another Step Toward Easing Cops out of the Suicide Business
Portland takes another step toward easing cops out of the suicide business.
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Hall Monitor
To Be or Not to Be… Silent
Will the cops’ new “Training Advisory Council” be worth a damn?