District 2

West Bend

Neighborhood Livability. River connections. Responsible growth.

West Bend includes neighborhoods along the Deschutes River, local businesses, and many of the places where residents gather, recreate, and connect.

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Neighborhood LivabilitySafe neighborhoods, community connection, and quality of life
River & TrailsRecreation, access, and regional connections
Practical TransportationCounty planning and regional coordination for safe, reliable travel
Local BusinessShops, services, and gathering places
Responsible GrowthBalancing growth with infrastructure, mobility, neighborhood livability, and fiscal responsibility.

West Bend Priorities

Protecting livability through practical, accountable planning.

Neighborhood Livability

Bring neighborhood safety and quality-of-life priorities into county decisions.

Practical Transportation

Bring West Bend priorities into county transportation planning and regional coordination, including roadway capacity, access, and connections with neighboring communities.

Parks & River Access

Support coordination among the county, City of Bend, park district, and community partners around river access and the public places that make West Bend distinctive.

Local Business & Community

Bring the needs of local businesses, community institutions, and gathering places into county planning and decision-making.

Responsible Stewardship

Bring West Bend priorities into county land-use decisions, infrastructure planning, regional transportation coordination, and the responsible use of county resources.

Communities

The places that make up District 2.

West Bend
Northwest Crossing
River West
Old Bend
Century West

Voices from West Bend

Local experience should shape local representation

“Deschutes County stretches from Terrebonne to La Pine and from Sisters to Alfalfa. Our communities are connected, but their needs are unique. Five districts would help ensure those perspectives are present when countywide decisions are made.” Rick Johns, Downtown Bend Business Owner

Community Endorsements

Support rooted in District 2

Dr. David B. Coutin
Family Medicine & Allergy Specialist
Christi Pavia
Attorney & Former Bend Bulletin
Community Editorial Board Member
Dr. Keith Eilerman & Alison Eilerman
Medical Oncologist & Community Supporter
Max Krech
Charitable Foundation Board Member
Tom Triplett
Retired Attorney
Rick Johns
Owner, Haven Homestyle &
Former Downtown Bend Business
Association Board Member

Titles and affiliations are provided for identification purposes only. Endorsements are made in an individual capacity and do not imply endorsement by any employer, public agency, business, organization, or affiliated institution.

West Bend representation starts at home

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