The challenges facing Corvallis today are more complex than ever. Housing, Transportation, Public safety, Economic development, Infrastructure, Environmental stewardship.

These issues require thoughtful leadership, long-term planning, and informed decision-making. The proposed Charter amendment is designed to help our City Council meet those challenges more effectively.

Vote YES for Better Decisions.

Four-year terms give councilors time to understand the budget, land use, housing, transportation, public safety, infrastructure, and other complex responsibilities.

Vote YES for Continuity.

Staggered elections welcome new voices without risking the loss of nearly all Council experience at once.

Vote YES for Better Accountability.

Voters can judge a meaningful record of service, while three-consecutive-term limits ensure eventual renewal.

Vote YES for Better Representation.

Every voter continues to elect a councilor from a geographic ward, and each councilor represents a broader part of the community.

Studied. Discussed. Unanimously Recommended.

By the seven-member Charter Review Task Force.

Charles Maughan
Mayor
Briae Lewis
City Councilor
Jan Napack
City Councilor
Ava Olson
City Councilor
Danielle Chambers
Community-at-Large
Steve Lee
Community-at-Large
Shelley Ries
Community-at-Large

Better Governance. Better Decisions. Better Corvallis.