Here are five actions we can take together in July:
Join over 600 supporters of affordability, accountability, and alternatives that work by signing the TAP petition.
Share your opinions with Mayor Wilson and the Portland City Council members who voted YES for increased water rates from Sandy to Portland, and farmland destruction in east Multnomah County and north Clackamas County: Councilor Candace Avalos (District 1), Councilor Loretta Smith (District 1), Councilor Dan Ryan (District 2), Councilor Elana Pirtle-Guiney (District 2), Councilor Sameer Kanal (District 2), Councilor Steve Novick (District 3), Councilor Tiffany Koyama Lane (District 3), Councilor Eric Zimmerman (District 4), and Portland City Council Vice President Olivia Clark (District 4).
Thank the three Portland City Council members who voted NO on the water revenue bonds: Council President Jamie Dunphy (District 1), Councilor Angelita Morillo (District 3), and Councilor Mitch Green (District 4).
Join our coalition of over a dozen organizations calling for affordability, accountability, and alternatives that work by filling out our organizational sign-on form.
Join our weekly Wednesday water workgroup at noon on Zoom. We welcome any and everyone who is interested in advancing affordability, accountability, and alternatives that work for water treatment.
TAP into learning about the Bull Run Water Filtration Plant, a multi-billion-dollar endeavor that has been plagued by transparency and accountability issues.
TAP into the latest news on the Bull Run Water Filtration Plant.