James Hieb
| Race: | House |
| District: | 51 |
Bio
Occupation: Oregon State House of Representatives; Director of Building Blocks ELC Preschool and Childcare; Father of Four
Occupational Background: United States Marine: Vice Commander Veterans of Foreign Wars; Hoffman Family Farms; Ashrey Development Construction
Educational Background: Clackamas County Community College- ASOT Business
Prior Governmental Experience: Oregon State House Representative; Member, City of Canby Housing Needs Committee; Vice Chair, Canby Planning Commission
I am asking for your support to continue my work as your current Oregon State Representative. I will represent the interests of House District 51 with hard work and integrity. In the 2022 Legislative Session, I was able to secure significant funding approval for critical programs within the district. I want to continue my efforts to get our fair share of funds from the State budget.
I have a background of service to our Country, to the State of Oregon and to our community that has prepared me to serve in the Oregon Legislature. District 51 has been home for my entire life. It is where I grew up, went to school, worked, and am currently raising my kids. I have a supportive family that allows me the time necessary to work on Legislative issues.
Priorities:
-Support local businesses that provide jobs and benefits to our community
-Provide quality education for our children
-Keep our communities safe for all who live in District 51
-Address the needs of our population
-Actively make Oregon a better place to live.
Endorsed by:
-Oregon Right to Life PAC
-Oregon Farm Bureau Federation
“I appreciate working with Representative James Hieb. In his time at the legislature, he worked very hard for his district. He was able to secure a significant amount of money for infrastructure and people who are most in need. His advocacy has already greatly benefitted the community. I look forward to working with him in the future.” ~Senator Chuck Thomsen
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