Take a Seat at the Table
Oregon’s Kitchen Table sets the table for all Oregonians to create the state they want to live in.
The Kitchen Table is a space to empower Oregonians from every corner of the state to contribute feedback, ideas, and resources to decision-makers, public projects and initiatives.
After you sign up, you'll be contacted periodically by email to share your opinion on Oregon’s latest public policy issues, participate in a public project, or invest in your own community.
Everyone has a place at Oregon’s Kitchen Table. Take yours!
Ways You Can Engage
What’s Going On at the Table
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Gilliam County Housing Opportunities
Like many communities in Oregon and around the country, Gilliam County is suffering from a lack of housing for people already living here as well as people who want to move into the community to work and raise their family. Recently, a group of community members from Arlington and Condon created a collaborative workgroup to help create strategies to improve housing options in Gilliam County.
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June 12, 2017
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Public Input Opportunity for Grant County - John Day Future Vision
Like many communities in Oregon and around the country, John Day is considering its economic future. Recently, a team of community leaders came together to consider possible strategies to help make John Day and all of Grant County as economically strong and vibrant as possible. As part of that process, the team is considering a number of ideas to strengthen and diversify the economy. They want to hear from you about your values and priorities!
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June 2, 2017
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Listening First on Education
Whenever we hold a public consultation with Oregonians here on Oregon's Kitchen Table, we bring you into a conversation with elected officials, public agencies, or other community leaders who are making important decisions. Often, your input on those decisions is one step in that decision making process, and we know it isn't always easy to see how what you had to say played a part in how that decision comes out.
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November 18, 2016