Tina Irvine

Criminal Justice / Public Safety Our residents have had to enduretent cities, open air drug use, and an increase in violent crime because of Measure 110 combined with the failure to prosecute criminals. On top of that, state leadership prioritized building affordable housing for those suffering with mental health issues and addiction that were not ready for it;treatment must come first! The recentrecriminalization of drugsis a step in the right direction to ending chronic homelessness, but I support all efforts to repeal Measure 110. Criminal Justice / Public Safety We’ve all seen the results of “defund the police” movements—soaring crime,boarded up windows, andfrustrated first responders. Luckily, Clackamas County chose not to take that approach and fully funded the police. As your next Clackamas County Commissioner, I will ensure law enforcement remains fully funded, criminals are prosecuted to the full extent of the law, and victims have the support services and resources they need. As the daughter of a retired police officer, I understand law enforcement's crucial role in ensuring our county remains a safe place to live, work, and raise a family. Taxes / Budget Tina understands there is NO acceptable freeway tolling plan for Clackamas. As commissioner, Tina is fully committed to stopping tolling permanently.