Jules Bailey and the Portland Association of Teachers oppose the goal of a minimum of 5% and a maximum of 15% Public Housing clients in every neighborhood.

Jules Bailey and the Portland Association of Teachers oppose a budgetary commitment to spend the “first dollar” of all available Public Housing money on providing adequate indoor shelter for all at the bottom end of the Public Housing constituency spectrum*, i.e. those in the 0 to 10% MFI range, which includes the homeless.

Jules Bailey and the Portland Association of Teachers oppose transferring control of the Public Housing Authority of Multnomah County away from the mayor of Portland and giving it to Multnomah county.

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