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“I've led the efforts to reopen the Willamette Falls Locks and am committed to public access and restoration around the falls.”
Self-reported in the official Multnomah County voters' pamphlet under Community Involvement: 'Willamette Falls Locks Authority.'
“We are opening up more parkland for families to enjoy, like Oregon City's Newell Creek.”
Verified against Metro's own parks page: Newell Creek Canyon Nature Park is an official Metro park 'in the heart of Oregon City' where visitors can walk, bike, and picnic. The park is part of Metro's broader parks-and-natural-areas program (which Metro Councilors including Lewis vote to fund via the Parks and Nature Bond and annual budgets).
“I've pushed back hard on unfair tolling schemes and worked for fairer alternatives.”
Voted NAY on Metro Council Resolution 22-5234 (April 26, 2022) — the resolution that amended the Metropolitan Improvement Program to add the Preliminary Engineering Phase for ODOT's I-205 Tolling Project. Lewis was the SOLE dissenting vote (6 Ayes, 1 Nay). The resolution passed despite her opposition.
Ayes: Lynn Peterson, Shirley Craddick, Juan Carlos Gonzalez, Mary Nolan, Gerritt Rosenthal, Duncan Hwang
Nays: Christine Lewis
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Window 01/01/2025 – 05/12/2026. 27 transactions captured directly from ORESTAR's public transaction-search export via headless browser (Playwright).
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“Christine Lewis has pushed back hard on unfair tolling schemes and worked for fairer alternatives. We need more local, multi-modal infrastructure options that work for everyone.”
“Christine Lewis has ensured that District 2 has gotten its fair share of parkland investments, like opening Newel Creek Canyon Park in Oregon City, to ensure that residents can enjoy their public lands.”
“Christine Lewis has been working with local businesses and economic leaders to attract economic activity, support workforce development, and leverage our region’s natural assets.”
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Dear neighbors, In my first two terms I've elevated our community voices at Metro for strong and vibrant neighborhoods, a robust economy, and a responsive regional government. • We partnered with local governments to provide additional resources so more people can access safe and affordable housing. • I've pushed back hard on unfair tolling schemes and worked for fairer alternatives. Investments are needed in neighborhood streets and transit service — we need a transportation system that works for everyone. • We are opening up more parkland for families to enjoy, like Oregon City's Newell Creek. • Metro is working with local businesses and economic leaders to attract economic activity, supporting job-ready lands, workforce development, and education. • We have increased investments that reduce trash dumping in our public spaces, and have spearheaded innovations in reuse to divert targeted waste from the landfill. • I've led the efforts to reopen the Willamette Falls Locks and am committed to public access and restoration around the falls — an incredible community treasure. There is a lot of work to do. I am asking for your vote so we can continue to meet these challenges together.
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