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@OregonGovBrown

Oregon's 38th Governor. Always fighting for better jobs & schools. Fierce feminist. Working to strengthen & expand voter access.

Salem, Oregon
Joined February 2015

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  1. Congratulations to all of for a great showing in !

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  2. Aug 5

    Oregon schools are getting ready for students to return to the classroom this fall. For students and families, this can be a mix of stress, excitement and opportunity. It’s important we all show up with care and connection as we begin the new school year.

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  3. Fire danger is real and playing in the forest is fun, but delaying favorite activities like OHV trail riding or campfires in restricted areas isn't real fun. Thank you for doing your part to prevent human-caused wildfires.

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  4. We're right in the middle of fire season, so it's extremely important that we stay prepared. Stock up on essential emergency supplies, create an evacuation plan with your family, and make sure you're signed up for emergency alerts.

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  5. Thanks to the work of my Wildfire Council, legislators, & stakeholders, I signed SB 762 into law. This $220 million investment in fire preparedness will: 🌲Create fire-adapted communities 🌲Increase the resiliency of Oregon’s landscapes 🌲Develop effective firefighting responses

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  6. The facts are clear: overwhelmingly, people showing up in our hospitals with COVID-19 are unvaccinated. The majority of COVID-19 related deaths are among the unvaccinated or partially vaccinated. For more info on the vaccines and to find an appointment:

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  7. The right to vote is sacred. It's been 56 years since the become law, but it's clear that we still have work to do to ensure every American can equally and safely make their voice heard. Congress must do its job and pass the .

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  8. Oregon will receive $43.4 M from FEMA to reduce risks from climate-related natural disasters. Thanks to the Biden-Harris administration for a collaborative, forward-looking approach to preparedness as we work to build stronger, more resilient communities.

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  9. As we brace ourselves for this fire season, thousands of Oregonians are still recovering from from last year's historic fires—including families in the Blue River area. Thank you to all of the elected officials and community partners who continue to support impacted families.

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  10. Couldn't agree more, . In Oregon, we're investing in EV infrastructure, taking climate action, and creating 21st century jobs. I'm happy to see this administration doing the same on a national level. EVs are the future. 🔌

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  11. We are seeing the compounding impacts of climate change on the ground here in Oregon, right now. As said, we must invest in diversified, resilient agriculture in order to allow our farmers to succeed under increasingly challenging conditions.

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  12. Congratulations to Oregon's own Ryan Crouser for his Olympic gold medal in shot put!

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  13. Aug 5

    A Red Flag Warning is in place for much of Oregon east of the Cascades today from 11:00 am until 11:00 pm. Please be aware of these conditions and take the necessary precautions to prevent sparking a wildfire.

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  14. Aug 5

    🌩🚩Red Flag Warnings and💨Wind Advisories in the forecast today for much of our state: 🔥 ! Be advised. 📸 Check weather alerts on OEM's Hazard Situation Overview dashboard using the "Weather" tab:

    OEM's Hazard Situation Overview dashboard "Weather" tab shows Red Flag Warnings and Wind Advisories across Oregon.
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  15. As drought conditions continue to worsen, we need more resources to address this challenge. I am incredibly grateful for the $15 million investment from the for a new drought pilot program to assist agricultural producers in the Klamath River Basin.

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  17. The more contagious Delta variant has changed everything. We must protect our frontline health care workers from severe illness and patients seeking care. I've directed to require weekly COVID-19 testing for personnel in health care settings, or proof of vaccination.

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  18. To all of the firefighters putting their lives on the line to protect our communities and our forests, we all are so grateful. and I thank you for all that you do.

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  19. Vaccines are the best tool we have to protect ourselves and our communities from COVID-19 and variants. Talk to your health care provider, get the information you need, and then go get vaccinated. Find an appointment near you:

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  20. The recent extreme heat hit our agriculture industry hard, including Oregon's berry and cherry growers who reported up to 80% loss. Grateful for strong partners in the Biden-Harris administration to help address the impacts of climate-related disasters on our agriculture sector.

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