Tim4PDX @Tim4PDX

Mail-in voting has started. Election day is May 19th. Remember to vote Timothy DuBois for position 1! #2020election #Portland #Portlandcitycouncil #timforportland #tim4pdx

Hanford Art Contest, Call for Artwork! Theme: “Reclaiming our River from Hanford’s Nuclear Legacy.” What does a clean and healthy Columbia River mean to you? *All-ages, cash prizes. Details here: bit.ly/HanfordArtCont… #ArtContest #cleanuphanford #ArtAsActivism

Tim DuBois has earned the endorsement of Oregon's Progressive Party! Like Tim, they are committed to putting our environment and our people ahead of corporate interests. Check out their issues table: buff.ly/2IOjKTW Support Tim here! buff.ly/3cT1ved

Alleviating the tragic and all too common problem of homelessness should involve providing housing, first and foremost. Cleaning up evidence of the problem is not a solution buff.ly/2QB2dTB

As the stay-at-home order continues, so does increasing anxiety and depression. This is hard, but we can get through it together. Reach out to loved ones, even if just to chat, try and create a routine that helps, and please remember you aren't alone. mhanational.org/covid19

There are a LOT of fake memes going around about the $1200 stimulus checks. Just got asked about it in the elevator. To clarify: - You do NOT have to pay back your stimulus check next year. - Your stimulus check is NOT taxable. The stimulus is yours to keep. No takebacks ☺️

Oregonians, you are truly superheroes helping flatten the curve. Remember in the coming weeks to keep your cape on.

It's been a beautiful spring to be staying home. I hope everyone has gotten the opportunity to get outside, go for a walk, and just enjoy the sun. Be careful, be smart, be safe!

Our present crisis puts pressure on anyone struggling with food and housing insecurity. Solutions will begin at a local level--the city's conversion of the convention center into an emergency shelter is proof that we can recognize and address need. buff.ly/2UPy1Xv

"We need to have an emergency plan that is well established, that is dynamic so it can change depending on what the crisis is" -Tim on OPB's Think Out Loud buff.ly/2wZES7q

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This is an example of the sort of expensive band-aids we implement when we don't devote enough resources to attacking problems at the root. buff.ly/2wiCGb8 The city should devote more funding directly to providing housing.

Tim has received a green light from Basic Rights Oregon, a Portland-based organization focused on securing equal rights! Read more about their mission here: buff.ly/2WdG69n Support Tim's campaign here: buff.ly/3cT1ved

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Alleviating the tragic and all too common problem of homelessness should involve providing housing, first and foremost. Cleaning up evidence of the problem is not a solution buff.ly/2QB2dTB

"We need to have an emergency plan that is well established, that is dynamic so it can change depending on what the crisis is" -Tim on OPB's Think Out Loud buff.ly/2wZES7q

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This is some information on the eviction moratorium for Multnomah Country residents, courtesy of Portland attorney Doug Hageman buff.ly/2vyk5Ya

Info on PDX Covid19 Mutual Aid The group is running a transparent budget, and is restricted to allocating resources toward the causes outlined in their GoFundMe stipulations. buff.ly/2UgM2NN

"We need to have an emergency plan that is well established, that is dynamic so it can change depending on what the crisis is" -Tim on OPB's Think Out Loud

Portland's Homelessness and Urban Camping Impact Reduction Program Performance Measures paints a clear picture: solving homelessness isn't just about costly clean up. We need to put more money into counseling and housing. More on the HUCIRP here: buff.ly/39ORsnw

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Oregon House Bill 4055 mandates a study into food and housing insecurity at colleges in our state. buff.ly/2x7Vdap Pictured is an except from the testimony in favor of the bill by Venus Barnes of Partners for a Hunger-Free Oregon, available here: buff.ly/39RJSsi

Shutdowns on college campuses put even more pressure on struggling students, whose insecurity we are only beginning to assess. Now is the time for Portland to lead the state in how we take care of food and housing insecurity, not just for students, but for everyone in our city.