Petition updateStop the USTA takeover of Portland Tennis CenterWhat Councilor Avalos’ June 5th Email Means for PTC
Dennis NguyenClackamas, OR, United States
Jun 5, 2026

PTC Update: What Councilor Avalos’ June 5 Email Means

This brief update explains what Councilor Avalos shared on June 5 and clarifies that PTC is not on the June 10 Council agenda.

June 10 Agenda

Councilor Avalos listed three items for the June 10 meeting:

  • Services First amendment
  • Healthcare protection note
  • Homelessness coordination review

PTC and the USTA proposal are not included on the June 10 agenda
If PTC does not appear on the June 10 Council agenda, no vote or decision about the USTA proposal can occur on June 10.

Her Priorities Support PP&R Stability

From her June 5 email, Councilor Avalos emphasized:

  • protecting frontline workers
  • restoring PP&R funding
  • maintaining essential public services

These priorities align with PP&R’s mission and support systemwide stability.

What This Means for PTC Players

Based on her June 5 update:

no changes to PTC operations are being proposed
the USTA proposal is not being brought to the June 10 meeting
her stated priorities support PP&R’s public recreation system
 
Bottom Line

Councilor Avalos’ June 5 update focuses on protecting public services and restoring PP&R funding.
Her June 10 proposals do not include PTC or the USTA proposal.

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