We won’t accept a budget that doesn’t adequately support critical services like public safety and parks, and that favors private contractors over public sector workers. Portland can be “the City that Works” again if we reject austerity and fund critical services, (1)

PCEF is a landmark program for Portland. We could use it to fund bigger projects that increase climate resiliency for even more Portlanders. Send your ideas to Councilor Green’s office, and learn more about Mitch’s priorities for climate justice here: www.mitch4portland.com/priorities

Mitch is speaking at tonight's Downtown Neighborhood Association General Membership & Board Meeting. Join in person at the downtown library, or on Zoom at the link in this post. www.calendarwiz.com/calendars/po...

Honored to have you on Mitch’s street team, Connor! For anyone who still wants a bike flag, be sure you’re getting our updates so you can find us at our upcoming events!🚲🚩 www.mitch4portland.com/connect

If you want elected officials who aren’t afraid to get their hands dirty, donate to Mitch's reelection campaign: secure.actblue.com/donate/m4pdx

In honor of National Public Works Week, I want to say a massive thank you to the public works employees that keep our city running smoothly every single day. I was recently invited to join the crew at the PBOT work zone for the NW 23rd Avenue Pavement Resurfacing Project. 🧵

We passed Green 3 which cut the sweeps budget by $1M. It’s a small reduction, but it earmarks those funds to support things like hygiene stations, expanded low barrier workforce programs, etc. It makes a small down payment on dignity by reducing slightly the violence of sweeps.

Morillo-Green-Novick 1 was the pro-labor amendment to pause the core realignment project to save 46 rank and file jobs failed 6-6 Yeas: Kanal, Koyama-Lane, Morillo, Green, Avalos, Dunphy Nays: Pirtle-Guiney, Ryan, Clark, Novick, Zimmerman, Smith

@councilorepg.bsky.social Ask anyone in St Johns and they'll tell you exactly how they feel about the city treating our neighborhood as expendable while the threat of the CEI Hub looms over us.

It’s dehumanizing to propose a budget that cuts salaries for the rank and file by laying them off and inviting them to reapply and lower their salary. It’s a choice to do that instead of address the very exorbitant salaries in upper management.

Mayor Wilson says that it’s dehumanizing to say we need to ‘chop from the top’ when we describe where we look in the org chart to balance a budget. I disagree, but what is dehumanizing is chastising city workers for attending budget town halls as if they are not Portlanders, too.

While Mayor Wilson flees from reporters DSA Councilors fight to preserve essential services and rank-and-file city jobs.

The City budget will be finalized this week. The stakes for Portlanders are literally life and death. Please give testimony to support Mitch's budget amendments to fund critical safety services. www.portland.gov/council/dist...

Come ride with Mitch tomorrow!🌸First 24 riders get a custom Mitch bike flag. 🚲

Moms make the world go round!🤍Thanks for all you do.

We are holding the second of our town halls that focus on the FY26-27 budget process. This time it’s virtual. Please RSVP for the on May 12th (next Tuesday) at 6pm. We had a great conversation last week in Sellwood, so I hope you join us for the next one!

Join our movement! Sign up for Mitch’s email newsletter to hear about important things happening in our city and what Mitch is doing to help. Learn more about his priorities and plans on slide 2, and consider making a donation: secure.actblue.com/donate/m4pdx

Thank you so much for helping get Mitch into office the first time and donating to get him there a second time!❤️

Roughly 2500 people came together today on May 1 to mark International Workers' Day! A coalition of 90 groups organized a community fair, rally, and march to key locations, connecting the struggles of migrants and the struggle of the working class. #WorkersOverBillionaires

this is exactly the kind of dirty, backroom politics that charter reform was designed to overcome. they are pissed that socialists and progressives have won power at city hall and have begun using that power to deliver wins to the people, and they don't want that to spread.

We're not going back to business as usual. We will continue to fight to undo generations of mismanagement and harm that the old system created. Fortunately, small donations from the many are matched 10 - 1 to overcome the big money politics of the few.

Happy May Day. See you out there.

Today’s the day! Sign up at the link below to testify in support of the Right to Know Who’s Policing You. 2pm at City Hall. www.portland.gov/council-cler... #NoSecretPolice

Councilor Mitch Green’s reaction to finding out that Mayor Wilson supports Waymo coming to Portland: "My immediate reaction was like, Ew, like who asked for this?" @councilorgreen.bsky.social www.kgw.com/article/news...

Before I left the Moda small group bc I refused to submit to nondisclosure requirements, we had discussed the need for a robust public process and that negotiations hadn't even begun - how does the Gov get to a funding a package in six weeks from that, in the middle of an annual budget process?

Demanding a transparent, public process where Portlanders know what they get for their money is not 'playing politics.' It's good governance and fiscal stewardship. It's deeply unserious to suggest that the only thing that matters is locking up seven votes on council, by locking the public out.

Thank you so much for your support. ✊

This Sunday, April 26 from 4:00-6:00pm at @birdallianceoregon.bsky.social, the @oregontammy.bsky.social Campaign is hosting an event with @orsierraclub.bsky.social, and I'll be a guest speaker. RSVP to join us: bit.ly/bird4tammy

Speaking of, there are only NINE MORE DAYS to get your applications in for the coming year of Preschool for All! pfa.multco.us

I work for the people and I won't sign an NDA. Read my full statement on this thread.

Livestream: Portland City Council Budget Committee/Mayor's Message & Public Hearing 04/21/26 *PCEF, cuts to urban forestry, and other critical issues being discussed!* www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKJL... #Portland #PortlandOregon #PCEF #MayorWilson

The time is NOW to make your voice heard in the City budget planning process! Tune in or submit testimony. www.portland.gov/council/agen...

What an amazing week for our city. Between passing the historic Keep Portland Housed package with my Council colleagues, and Council unanimously passing Inner Eastside for All to build more housing in Portland’s inner eastside, including Sellwood in D4, we're on a path to solve our housing crisis. 👇

Tonight! Mitch is speaking at the Inner Eastside for All Rally outside City Hall at 5pm. Wear green! Then City Council meets inside at 6pm to hold the second reading of the Spring budget adjustment where it can pass the entire budget, including Keep Portland Housed. www.portland.gov/council/agen...

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I voted no today on an ordinance that authorizes $525 million in water bonds. This issuance is part of a broader debt management strategy to finance the water filtration plant. I’d like to share my reason for that no vote.

Portland just took its first big step toward social housing, which is a pretty great way to celebrate Fair Housing Month, if you ask me. Sign up to give testimony in favor of Keep Portland Housed this Wednesday or submit written testimony. www.portland.gov/council-cler...

I’m honored to be endorsed by Representative Lesly Muñoz. Rep. Muñoz has been a champion of socialist leadership at the state level, and we are all lucky to have her fighting to safeguard Oregonians’ rights with policies like the Protect Your Door Act. (1/2)

Join the movement. Pitch in for Mitch and help the campaign meet its goal this week! secure.actblue.com/donate/m4pdx

filling out an endorsement application form and learning there's not enough room to answer the question in the form field called "What did you accomplish in your first term" 😎

I'm honored to receive Rep. @djgrayber.bsky.social's support for my reelection campaign. From labor rights to housing affordability and climate resilience, Rep. Grayber is stalwart in the fight to protect working-class SW Portlanders’ interests in Salem. (1/2)

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Changing the name of my staff meeting to Project Oversight “Top city officials have held a weekly “Project Mt. Hood” meeting since at least early November focused on a taxpayer funded renovation of the Moda Center, currently estimated at $600 million, according to a review of public calendars.”

Not doing just a bit here: my office will be moving forward with some oversight on this. Here’s why: fundamentally, we changed our form of government to move away from backroom dealing on matters of public interest. Using code names for recurring meetings like this runs counter to transparency.

Big thanks to @pdxforall.bsky.social for hosting this great event! Preschool for All is a program I really care about and I was honored to speak with Candice Williams, Executive Director of @forallfamiliesor.bsky.social. (1/3)

✨Time to introduce a true Preschool for All champion - @mitchgreen.bsky.social! In his time in office, Mitch has thoroughly debunked the myth that free preschool forces rich people to leave. As an economist he knows that young families are worth investing in! 🌱💰💛 📢 LET'S GET MITCH REELECTED!✨

“Public Officials Ignored Red Flags at a Planned Shoe Manufacturing Campus, Until It Went Belly-Up.” Mitch pushes for more city budget oversight in @sophiegreenleaf.bskysocial's latest for @wweek.bskysocial www.wweek.com/news/2026/03...

Substance Over Vibes @nafisafai.bsky.social and @mitchgreen.bsky.social - Check out this weeks episode!