Get Involved

The petition window closed on July 20, 2026. The work continues through the county charter review, city and county leadership, and the 2027 legislative session. Here's how to help.

Apply to the Charter Review Committee

Every six years, Multnomah County convenes a committee of residents to study the charter and propose amendments for voter approval. Applications are due October 1st.

Learn more and apply →

Invite a speaker

If your neighborhood association, civic group, workplace, or book club wants to dig into consolidation, write to unite@multnomo.org. These conversations are the heart of the effort.

Send an invitation →

Connect us with candidates

If you're running for office, or know someone who is, let's talk. After hundreds of conversations with voters this year, consolidation is a winning issue.

Make an introduction →

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About the lead petitioner

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Mattt Zmuda

Mattt is a father of four and a resident of Northwest Portland since 2014. He launched MultNoMo after discovering Oregon's City-County Act and spending months talking with neighbors, neighborhood associations, and elected officials about consolidation.

The petition he filed in January 2026 closed on July 20 without enough signatures to convene a charter commission. He's continuing the work through the county charter review, conversations with candidates, and efforts to modernize the Act in the 2027 legislative session.

This fall he begins Portland State's Executive Master of Public Administration program. Drawing on a background in systems engineering, he's focused on the structure that keeps Portland from getting the government it pays for.

Questions?

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