Candidates Forum on Growth and Transportation (Washington County)

If you live/ride/work out in Washington County, here’s an event you might want to check out:

Join us for Values and Vision: A Candidates Forum on Growth and Transportation

As our region manages future growth, how will we keep our cherished quality of life? How can we keep traffic congestion from getting worse? Join 1000 Friends, the Westside Transportation Alliance and the Coalition for a Livable Future in hearing from Washington County Commission candidates for Districts 2 and 4 as they share their positions on future growth and transportation issues.

The Washington County Commission will face important decisions regarding where future growth should occur, how to protect our farmland and natural resources and how to provide infrastructure and services for urbanizing areas. Please join moderator Steve Clark, President of the Portland Tribune in hearing what the candidates have to say.

When: Wednesday, October 6th, 7-8:30pm

Where: Washington County Fair Complex, Cloverleaf Building (873 NE 34th Ave, Hillsboro. Click here for a map). Accessible by MAX blue line at Fair Complex/Hillsboro Airport stop)

RSVP: Please register online and reserve your spot at: http://www.friends.org/long-forms/registration.
You can also submit a question for the candidates in advance.

Can’t make it? Check out Tualatin Valley Community TV’s schedule for opportunities to view the forum leading up to the election.

Questions? Contact Field Organizer Tara Sulzen at tara@friends.org or 503-497-1000 x137
Event Date:
Wed, 10/06/2010 – 7:00pm – 8:30pm – More info online

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