Oregon Legislature gets to work on budget, transportation and other issues
Briefly

Oregon's legislature reconvened with approximately five months to create a spending plan for the next two years, tackle transportation funding deficits, and address the ongoing housing crisis. Nearly 2,300 bills have already been introduced, indicating a heavy legislative agenda. Recognizing the need for collaboration, Senate President Rob Wagner engaged with senators directly and traveled across the state to gather input on transportation needs. This proactive approach seeks to forge stronger relationships among lawmakers and avoid disruptions similar to those caused by the prior session's walkout.
Lawmakers in Oregon are focusing on passing a comprehensive spending plan, addressing transportation funding gaps, and tackling the housing crisis in a five-month session.
The introduction of nearly 2,300 bills indicates the urgency and breadth of the issues facing Oregon lawmakers as they begin their latest legislative session.
Read at PortlandTribune.com
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