Real Police Accountability PAC

04/23/2022

11/02/2021

Check out the latest video from Jo Ann for City Council - "Commpassionate Public Safety."

"Commissioner Hardesty was the driving force behind a citywide measure to strengthen trust between community and our sworn police officers. Measure 26-217 was passed by 82% of Portland voters changing the City of Portland’s Charter to establish a new independent police oversight board in 2020. The new board will have the power to discipline and terminate officers."

07/08/2021

Some updates and a job opportunity around the implementation of ballot measure 26-217 to provide real police accountabilty here in Portland! Please appy if interested and help share the job listing, which closes on July 16th.

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05/31/2021

SB621 is scheduled for its third reading this Wednesday!

05/09/2021

To learn more use the link in our bio!

04/30/2021

Support SB 621 and testify! Scan the QR code for the link to sign up or to send in your written testimony!

04/25/2021

Scan the code to learn more about SB 621!

04/21/2021

Follow us to stay updated on police accountability legislation in Salem and as we rethink public safety here in Portland!

04/21/2021

Follow our page to stay updated on police accountability legislation in Salem and as we rethink public safety here in Portland!!

03/07/2021

Action Alert!

03/06/2021

Applications are open until March 15th.

 Police Oversight & Accountability 82% of Portland voters supported proposed changes to the City of Portland’s Charter to establish a new independent police oversight board to provide accountability & policy recommendations for the Portland Police Bureau. Apply to Help Portland Rethink Police Acc...

11/05/2020

Portlanders agree, now is the time for Real Police Accountability.

"Voters overwhelmingly supported a police reform measure in Tuesday’s election that will amend the City of Portland’s charter to create a new, independent community police oversight board. Multnomah County reported 82% of voters were in support of Measure 26-217."

Portland City Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty has been pushing for police reform and accountability for decades. She’s been the driving force to get Measure 26-217 on the ballot.