PROOF OF RESULTS
— UNANIMOUS, BIPARTISAN, AND LOCAL.
Michele has already delivered for our community.
In 2020, Michele’s son Keaton took what he thought was a prescription pill. It was counterfeit, laced with fentanyl, and it killed him instantly. He was one of thousands of Oregonians lost to a poisoning epidemic most families didn’t yet understand.
Michele didn’t retreat into grief — and she didn’t turn it into anger at one party or the other, because fentanyl doesn’t check voter registration. She ran for the Oregon City School Board to make sure no other family learned about this crisis the way hers did. Here’s what she’s delivered since:
Working with district school nurses, Michele brought forward a policy putting the overdose-reversal drug in our schools. It passed unanimously — every board member, every viewpoint, one vote.
Michele pushed for drug and fentanyl education in every Oregon school. The Legislature passed it last session with support from both parties.
As Chair of Oregon City Together, Michele hosts drug-education nights with local police and connects parents with prevention resources — work she’ll continue whether or not she wins this race.
Michele worked with the Fix M110 coalition to give law enforcement real tools against dealers while getting people struggling with addiction into treatment.
Fentanyl is still the leading killer of young Oregonians. Michele isn’t learning about this crisis from a briefing book — she’s lived it, legislated on it, and gotten results that both parties voted for. In Salem, she’ll fight for prevention education, treatment that works, and consequences for the dealers bringing poison into our neighborhoods.
– Michele
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Michele Stroh For Senate
64682 Cook Ave #114
Bend, OR 97703