SALEM, Ore.— Representative Annessa Hartman (D-Gladstone and Oregon City) delivered
results for the people of Oregon City, Gladstone, and unincorporated North Clackamas County
during her second session in office, securing over $55 million for projects in the district.
“My constituents have been clear. Our community needs urgent investments for these interconnected issues: get all Oregonians into shelter and homes, help Oregonians suffering from addiction or mental health crises recover, and make sure every working family has what they need to thrive,” said Representative Annessa Hartman (D-Oregon City and Gladstone). “These projects make Clackamas County stronger, healthier, and more connected.
It’s a privilege to serve and see the tangible benefits of our collaborative efforts come to life.”
Representative Hartman also supported key efforts to help victims of domestic and sexual
violence, protect Oregon family farms, and address the water needs of Oregon’s most vulnerable
communities.