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SCONRES 10119th CongressIntroduced
A concurrent resolution recognizing the essential work of the League of Oregon Cities.
Introduced: Oct 28, 2025
Standard Summary
Comprehensive overview in 1-2 paragraphs
The concurrent resolution acknowledges the League of Oregon Cities’ 100‑year legacy of advocacy, collaboration, and infrastructure support for Oregon’s 241 cities and 3 million residents. It highlights the League’s role in advancing municipal governance, lobbying for critical federal policies, and securing billions in infrastructure and economic investment.
Key Points
- 1Founded in 1925 by 25 Oregon cities to support municipal governance and best practices.
- 2Advocated for federal policies such as the CHIPS Act, American Rescue Plan, Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, CARES Act, and broadband expansion.
- 3Provided legislative advocacy, professional development, and essential services to 241 cities.
- 4Recognizes the League’s contribution to economic growth, public safety, and home‑rule preservation.
- 5Calls for continued partnership between federal and local governments.
Impact Areas
All 241 incorporated cities in Oregon and their residents.State of Oregon’s infrastructure, economy, and public services.Federal agencies and congressional leaders working with local governments.
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