Councilor Steve Novick

Councilor Steve Novick

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06/10/2026

In advance of City Council’s June 24th work session, we’re seeking community input on the City’s plan to renovate the Moda Center. Share your thoughts about the City’s approach to Moda Center renovations by taking the online survey linked in bio!

Also, consider attending one of the District 3 park pop-ups listed below.👇🏼 Staff from my office will be in attendance to receive feedback.

* Laurelhurst Park, June 14, 12:00 - 1:30pm
* Mt. Scott Park, June 14, 3:00 - 4:30pm

06/09/2026

My most recent newsletter is out. Follow link in bio to read about:👇🏼

- my thoughts on budget amendments
- Moda Center renovations survey/outreach
- recent neighborhood walks with and
- upcoming events in and .pdx.
- and more!

Photos from Councilor Steve Novick's post 06/09/2026

Last week I had the pleasure of visiting with small businesses along SE Division Street. We were joined by staff and volunteers from the Business District—they shared their collective challenges, opportunities to thrive, and how the efforts of a business/community organization can improve the district and support local businesses. Thank you and for your time and engagement.

Photos from Councilor Steve Novick's post 05/27/2026

Thank you for welcoming me and my D3 colleagues to engage with neighbors and advocates at your Neighborhood Association meeting. You all set the bar high for strong civic engagement and community organizing.

05/15/2026

Protecting frontline, public safety staff and violence prevention programs should be prioritized over Council and City Administrator office budgets.

article linked in bio.

05/11/2026

My most recent newsletter is out. Follow link in bio to read about the recently passed Chronic Nuisance Property ordinance; an amendment to restore frontline public safety staff cut in the Mayor’s proposed budget; thoughts on a proposed law enforcement identification ordinance; community events; bike month; more.

05/09/2026

Look for me on talking about the Chronic Nuisance Property ordinance that City Council passed this week. You can also learn more about this ordinance and how it will help address human trafficking, drug dealing, and other crimes associated with chronic nuisance properties in my most recent newsletter (link in bio).

Photos from Councilor Steve Novick's post 04/27/2026

I’m grateful to everyone who set aside time on a Sunday afternoon to attend the District 3 budget town hall. Many thanks to the community members who shared heartfelt testimony on what their budget priorities are. Thanks also to my District 3 council colleagues for sharing the stage, Mt. Scott Community Center for hosting, and for planning this meaningful event.

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