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Commissioners push emergency services millage proposal to unfinished business after presentation and questions
Summary
Portland officials presented an emergency services millage proposal and commissioners raised questions about ballot language, financial impact and feasibility; the board moved the item to unfinished business for further review on April 14, 2026.
Portland City Manager Andrew Dymczyk and Portland City Treasurer Mindy Tolan presented a resolution submitting an emergency services millage proposal. Commissioners questioned the ballot language, projected financial impact, and overall feasibility of the proposal, and the board voted to move the item to unfinished business for additional review and clarification.
Public commenters earlier in the meeting (including Tim Lubitz and Lance Langdon) had addressed the Emergency Services Millage Resolution. The meeting minutes summarize the board’s procedural decision to defer further action but do not include proposed millage rates, revenue estimates, or final ballot language. Further details will be required before placement on the ballot.
