Senator Courtney Neron

It is my honor to represent Senate District 13 in the Oregon Senate. Our district includes Wilsonville, King City, Sherwood, Tigard and Metzger.​​ I like to describe our district as where the farmland and the suburbs come together. We are a district that is growing and changing rapidly, which requires planning, innovation, strategy, and good communication among elected officials and our community members.

As an educator and a mother of school-aged children, I am dedicated to strengthening our schools and investments in early education, finding solutions for stable and affordable housing, expanding access to affordable and high-quality healthcare, promoting public safety and violence prevention, protecting our environment for generations to come, supporting working families, and fighting for strong, thriving communities. I continue to work on many local issues, and your input throughout the process is essential. From the Sherwood Pedestrian Bridge, seismic improvements needed on the I-5 Boone Bridge, and the Hall Boulevard jurisdictional transfer, to investing in broadband, childcare, housing, and school safety, I am committed to addressing the issues impacting our lives.

​​I invite you to take an active role in the legislative process and​ engage with my office in the following ways:​

​Reach out with your questions, concerns, or ideas to sen.courtneyneronmisslin@oregonlegislature.gov​ or by calling 503-986-1713​. My staff and I are here to serve as a resource for you and your family, answer your questions, and provide assistance navigating state agencies. ​

Sign up for my newsletter using the link on the top right hand corner of the page. It’s a great way to get updates on what I am working on and hear about upcoming events.

Submit testimony during session to share your perspective on bills that get hearings in our legislative committees. Here are some resources to get started: ​How to Testify How to Track a Bill How to E-subscribe to Bill Alerts How to Find a Bill or Vote Information​​

Sincerely,

​Senator Courtney Neron Misslin​