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POL Government Elected Officials Commissioner Nick Fish

 

 

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Commissioner

Nick Fish

 

1221 S.W. Fourth Avenue

Room 240 

Portland OR 97204  

(503) 823-3589


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In the spring of 2007, Transition Projects, Inc. asked residents of TPI shelters to photograph where they slept while living on the streets. Equipped with just disposable cameras, they delivered the photographs in this book in a matter of days.


 

 

 

Visit our new 'Video' tab for clips of Nick out and about and other videos we're interested in.

 


   

  

We've posted lots of new pictures in our Photo Gallery - click here to check them out!

 


 

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Commissioner Fish supports President Obama's United We Serve campaign.

 

 

Portland's ReUse Week 2009, sponsored by Commissioners Nick Fish and Jeff Cogen, continues with reusepdx.org.

 

 


 

 

 

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211info and Housing Connections are incredible resources for information about housing, health, and human services.

 

They can help you find an apartment, answer questions about employment resources, tell you where to find health care or emergency shelter, and much much more.



 


 

Multnomah County Vital Aging Task Force 2008 Report 


More than 100,000 residents of Multnomah County are over the age of 65; older adults will make up an increasing share of our population in coming years - see how in this report.



  



Looking for the Commissioner's calendar?

 

Click here to access current and past schedules. 

 

Want to request time on the Commissioner's calendar? Click here for our schedule request form.

 


     

Classical Chinese Garden spotlights chrysanthemums in upcoming exhibit - Printable Version

The Portland Classical Chinese Garden will present a variety of events exploring chrysanthemums, or Ju Hua, as they're known in China, beginning Monday, November 2nd. The run includes lectures on chrysanthemums in Chinese medicine, Asian-inspired floral arrangements, and an "Ask an Expert" session to wrap up on the 8th.

  

Prize-winning flowers from the Portland Chrysanthemum Society will be displayed around the Garden, and in addition to the lectures, the Garden is offering family activities, including bookmark making, as well.

 

Thanks to Flickr user jfh686 for the beautiful photo