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Apr. 22, 2026

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Portland-area workers sound the alarm on Mayor’s proposed budget cuts

PORTLAND, OR – As Mayor Keith Wilson unveiled his plan for the $160M in budget cuts for the next fiscal year, workers represented by Oregon AFSCME Local 189 (City of Portland), Local 88 (Multnomah County), and Local 1790 (shelter, social service and behavioral health workers) showed up in droves

Portland-area workers sound the alarm on Mayor’s proposed budget cuts

Oregon AFSCME Legacy United member, Dani Dorroh.

Apr. 22, 2026

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Meet Dani Dorroh: Building a Voice for Workers and Patients with Legacy United

For Dani Dorroh, the path to unionizing didn’t start with a grand plan; it started with a team.

Meet Dani Dorroh: Building a Voice for Workers and Patients with Legacy United

Apr. 10, 2026

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Sequoia Mental Health Workers File to Join Oregon AFSCME

Portland, OR — Workers at Sequoia Mental Health Services have filed authorization cards for union representation with the Oregon American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), which represents over 40,000 public sector workers.

Sequoia Mental Health Workers File to Join Oregon AFSCME