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A New Means of Community Involvement

Central Oregon leaders aim to implement citizen assemblies,

Bend city councilors OK design contract for Crosstown Bikeways project to make walking, rolling and biking safer

Bend Councilors Support Reviving Drug Court

BEND, OR -- A month after the final participants in Deschutes County’s drug court graduated, Bend City Councilors are asking what’s needed to bring back the diversion program. D...

Bend City Council Recognizes One-Year Anniversary Of Deadly Shooting

BEND, OR -- It's been one year since a shooting inside a Bend grocery store claimed the lives of a customer and produce worker. At a recent City Council meeting, Councilor Anthony Broadman r...

Nearly a year after East Bend Safeway shooting, city councilors call for more action to curb gun violence

U.S. judge dismisses Bend homeless camp lawsuit | Local&State

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by three homeless residents against Bend officials seeking a delay of a homeless encampment cleanup on the city's northern edge.

Bend PD releases 2022 Annual Report: Crime rates considered low by officials

'Legal box,' not blank slate: Bend councilors start process for regulating unsanctioned camping on city property

Bend city councilors OK $4.55 million purchase of Rainbow Motel site

Emerson's Cleared. Now What? | Local News | Bend | The Source Weekly

Emerson’s Cleared. Now What?  The City’s after-action report from the closing of a camp on Emerson Avenue could guide future closures on City-owned right of ways On June 23 the Bend Police Department, in coordination with social services agencies, closed and cleared Emerson Avenue, where 40 to 50 unhoused people were living on City right of ways, using a City policy uniquely tailored for Emerson that could guide how unhoused encampments are swept in the future. At the Bend City Council meeting approving the policy on June 2, Councilor Anthony Broadman called it a “dress rehearsal” for problems in the community, as the number of unhoused people continues to increase yearly.