OPAL is in the Guardian today, noting that the environmental and environmental justice movements are split on HB 2020. Verde, Unite Oregon and OPAL oppose HB 2020. 350PDX went neutral. Let’s stop this slow motion train-wreck and fix what’s wrong. Read More
CLICK TO READ: OPAL’s Khanh Pham is in OPB discussing false solutions like #HB2020 #NoOCAP https://t.co/qJVa8PVmea
CLICK TO READ: Bus Riders Unite celebrated Transit Equity Day to honor Rosa Parks https://t.co/ldeUpAzqXW
CLICK TO READ: OPAL and our partners’ push for a Green New Deal for Oregon is in the news! https://t.co/3pcduZEuE6
CLICK TO READ: OPAL is cited in this article about decriminalizing transit. https://t.co/qec3a51kvd
To: HB 2017 Transit Advisory Committee and TriMet Board Members RE: $5 million Contested Funds to Youth, Seniors, and Individuals with Disabilities In 2019, the Oregon State Transportation Investment package (HB 2017) will bring in an influx of approximately $49 million in […]
Our transit dependent members alongside with our partner organizations and allies are requesting that $3.4 million for seniors and people with disabilities and $1.6 million for regional student transportation come from the unallocated $5 million of HB 2017 funds coming to TriMet. HB2017, Keep […]
CLICK TO READ: Shout out to #ClimateJobsJustice in the Portland Tribune – join us September 8th! https://t.co/CwQFPmgzwh
CLICK TO READ: Free transit! Affordable housing! Read more about ideas OPAL is helping get into the discussion for the Broadway Corridor expansion project. https://t.co/HlAUr0FWl3
CLICK TO READ: Glad @PDXCleanEnergy is getting some national attention Proud to be one of the organizations working on this proposal. Lets make this groundbreaking measure a reality by voting for it in November! https://t.co/vi1dx4Fn2E