Councilor Avalos August 2025 Newsletter

Portland, ORLocal News

Councilor Avalos invites East Portland residents to the D1 People’s Picnic on August 24 from 11 AM to 2 PM at Parklane Park, designed to enhance community engagement and provide information on local resources. The picnic will feature family-friendly activities, live music, local food vendors, and the chance to interact with city officials, including Mayor Keith Wilson. Avalos aims to give East Portland a stronger voice in city decisions, reflecting her commitment since taking office. She also announces the launch of a personal column to share her insights and thoughts, fostering direct communication with her constituents. This effort seeks to promote transparency and build trust in local governance.

Recently, Avalos's Unified Housing Resolution passed with an 11-1 vote, aiming to combat rising rents and homelessness in the area. She invites community members to contribute information about local events for a bulletin board at the picnic. Avalos emphasizes her dedication to representing the voices of East Portland residents in city matters.

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