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Comment on Bipartisan Unity Takes Center Stage at City Club of Central Oregon by Chris Martin
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Comments for The Source – Bend, Oregon
Overview: City Club of Central Oregon held a bipartisan conversation on pressing regional issues, federal cuts, and future legislative priorities.
In a display of bipartisan unity, lawmakers from Central Oregon gathered in Bend on Sept. 18 for a City Caucus meeting hosted by the City Club of Central Oregon.
Kropf spoke on reforms to Oregon’s civil commitment law, which allows the state to intervene when someone is in a mental health crisis.
We presented a united front.”Kropf added that this kind of regional partnership is what makes the Central Oregon delegation effective.
We’re solving problems.”The Central Oregon caucus: A new model for cooperationThe Central Oregon Caucus brings together Republicans and Democrats from both legislative chambers to advocate for Crook, Deschutes and Jefferson counties.
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