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  "publishedAt": "2026-06-30T04:45:00.000Z",
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  "tags": [
    "City Hall",
    "News",
    "Police Oversight",
    "Uncategorized",
    "2026-27 budget",
    "Community Board for Police Accountabilith",
    "Elana Pirtle-Guiney",
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    "Steve Novick",
    "Police Oversight Board Members Say Budget Ordinance Could Erode Public’s Trust in New System",
    "Portland Mercury"
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  "textContent": "Members of Portland’s new police accountability system are speaking out amid a proposed supplemental budget ordinance that could draw money from the Office of Community-based Police Accountability to repay contingency funds borrowed from the city’s general fund. An ordinance from Council Vice President Olivia Clark, along with Councilors Steve Novick, Loretta Smith, and Elana Pirtle-Guiney, […]\n\nThe post Police Oversight Board Members Say Budget Ordinance Could Erode Public’s Trust in New System appeared first on Portland Mercury.",
  "title": "Police Oversight Board Members Say Budget Ordinance Could Erode Public’s Trust in New System"
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