Portland utility's plan to power 55,000 homes may cost Forest Park 400 trees

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Portland General Electric has proposed a tree-removal project in Portland's Forest Park as part of a plan to provide reliable electricity to around 55,000 homes. The initiative has sparked strong opposition from conservationists concerned about the impact on mature forests and local wildlife. The utility maintains that the project is essential for maintaining consistent power supply to residents. Portland city officials are currently reviewing a new application and awaiting input from staff before making a decision. The outcome will require weighing environmental concerns against the need for electrical reliability.

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