Restoring Trust in Local Government
Date: October 12, 2025 — 4:00 PM
Venue: Salem Civic Center, Salem, OR
Trust is the foundation of effective governance. In this event, Michael Hammons will outline a comprehensive plan to rebuild public trust in Oregon's government. Topics will include transparent budgeting, anti-corruption policies, public forums for accountability, and empowering community watchdog groups.
He will present case studies of successful transparency efforts in other states and describe how Oregon can implement similar strategies using technology and grassroots oversight. Michael will also announce the creation of a Citizens’ Advisory Council to keep leadership in check.
This campaign stop in Salem represents a renewed call to civic responsibility. Michael's vision is one where every resident feels heard, respected, and involved in shaping the future of their state.
Reviving Oregon's Small Business Economy
Date: November 9, 2025 — 6:30 PM
Venue: Eugene Community Hall, Eugene, OR
Small businesses are the backbone of local economies and community growth. In this event, Michael Hammons will propose practical initiatives for Oregon's entrepreneurs. He will unveil a "Startup Oregon" initiative, aimed at simplifying business licensing and offering state-backed grants for young enterprises.
Michael will also discuss reducing bureaucratic red tape that stifles innovation and growth. He plans to establish a Small Business Helpdesk with statewide coverage, ensuring entrepreneurs have the resources they need from launch through growth stages.
This event in Eugene is a platform to connect directly with small business owners and share ideas that will foster economic resilience and independence across the state.
Safe Streets, Stronger Communities.
Date: December 7, 2025 — 3:00 PM
Venue: Medford Town Square Pavilion, Medford, OR
In Medford, Michael Hammons will highlight the importance of public safety reform and stronger community ties. He will share plans to enhance neighborhood policing, improve 911 services, and expand community watch initiatives.
Michael believes safety should be proactive, not reactive. His administration will invest in preventive measures like youth mentorship programs, mental health outreach, and emergency services training to build a culture of trust and readiness.
This event will also open a dialogue with local law enforcement and residents to craft cooperative safety solutions tailored to Oregon’s diverse communities.
Affordable Housing for All
Date: January 18, 2026 — 5:30 PM
Venue: Portland Public Auditorium, Portland, OR
Oregon faces a growing housing affordability crisis. Michael Hammons will address this in Portland by presenting policies that increase affordable housing availability through tax incentives, revised zoning laws, and expanded state support for development.
He will also discuss renter protections, eviction assistance, and ways to prevent homelessness. His vision includes building partnerships between government, non-profits, and developers to address housing from all angles.
This event encourages Portland residents to contribute ideas and hear how Michael will advocate for livable, dignified housing options statewide.
Clean Air, Clean Water, Clean Future
Date: March 1, 2026 — 2:00 PM
Venue: Bend Regional Center, Bend, OR
Oregon’s natural beauty is worth protecting. At this event, Michael Hammons will unveil his environmental agenda including stronger protections for water and air quality, and aggressive carbon reduction targets for the state.
He will present green job creation plans tied to clean energy development, sustainable forestry, and pollution control industries. The campaign promotes accountability and transparency in environmental regulation enforcement.
Michael invites environmental advocates, industry leaders, and residents to join in a discussion on long-term climate resilience and ecological stewardship.
Investing in Education, Empowering Youth
Date: April 5, 2026 — 6:00 PM
Venue: Corvallis State University Hall, Corvallis, OR
Michael Hammons is passionate about strengthening public education across Oregon. In Corvallis, he will share a detailed plan for raising teacher pay, reducing class sizes, and expanding educational support services.
He will also introduce proposals for modernizing school infrastructure, investing in vocational training, and creating mentorship programs connecting students with local professionals and industries.
This event highlights Michael’s long-term vision for equitable education—ensuring every child, regardless of zip code, has access to tools and opportunities to succeed.