31 October 2024

How Bad Decisions Raised Wilsonville’s Living Costs

Prices naturally rise over time. There’s no changing that. But, here in Wilsonville, the rising cost of living has gone far beyond the usual rate of escalation. We now have neighbors making tough choices between basic necessities because prices are...

30 October 2024

How Tolling Destroys Communities

The problem with tolling extends far beyond mere inconvenience. It doesn’t solve the problems it claims to fix, like traffic congestion and pollution. Instead, it creates a whole new set of challenges. The people of Clackamas County were right to...

29 October 2024

Wilsonville Has Problems. We Have the Solutions, Too

I’m unbelievably proud to call myself a Wilsonville resident, and I know I’m not alone. That’s a sentiment shared by all who call this wonderful community home. We’ve grown, thrived, and built a place we’re genuinely happy to call home....

16 October 2024

Tolling Won’t Fix Traffic—Wilsonville Must Oppose It

Published on WilsonvilleSpokesman.com It’s crucial for city leadership to oppose any tolling plans that would negatively impact daily life for residents. Read the full article here Content credit to WilsonvilleSpokesman.com Click here for PDF version

23 September 2024

A Call for Change

Published on WilsonvilleSpokesman.com Wilsonville deserves leadership that truly listens to its residents. The current Town Center Plan (TCP) is being pushed forward without sufficient community input, creating a disconnect between city officials and the people they serve. It’s time to...

16 September 2024

6 Tolling Lies You’re Being Told

Traffic in Wilsonville is horrific. As residents, we endure frustrating delays, idling engines, and wasted hours daily. This community needs safer, quicker, and less congested roads. Yet, we cannot let this frustration turn into passive approval of the Oregon Department...

15 July 2024

Love Where You Live

Wilsonville has grown quite a bit over the years. Longtime residents can tell you all about the farms and fields that used to stretch from one end of town to another. The city has undoubtedly changed with the times. And...

8 July 2024

Wilsonville Is Losing Its Way

Anytime I go by Wilsonville City Hall, I can’t help but notice that something is missing. While the building itself is certainly adequate for the functions it serves, my concerns are more about what is, and isn’t, happening inside of...