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Acting Council President Duncan Hwang - District 6
Duncan Hwang represents District 6, which includes Southeast Portland and portions of Northeast and Southwest Portland. As of March 13, Councilor Hwang is serving as Acting Council President.
Metro Councilor Ashton Simpson - District 1
Councilor Ashton Simpson is a proud East County resident, community advocate, Air Force Veteran and a committed public servant. He represents District 1, which includes Gresham, Rockwood, East Portland, Troutdale and Wood Village.
Metro Councilor Christine Lewis - District 2
Christine Lewis represents District 2, which includes the cities of Gladstone, Johnson City, Lake Oswego, Milwaukie, Happy Valley, Oregon City, Rivergrove, West Linn, a portion of Southwest Portland and unincorporated parts of Clackamas County.
Metro Councilor Gerritt Rosenthal - District 3
Gerritt Rosenthal proudly serves District 3, which includes portions of Washington and Clackamas counties and the cities of Beaverton, Durham, King City, Sherwood, Tigard, Tualatin and Wilsonville.
Metro Councilor Juan Carlos González - District 4
Juan Carlos González is a lifelong Oregonian born in Forest Grove, raised in Cornelius and now living in Beaverton. In 2018, Juan Carlos was elected to serve District 4 on the Metro Council, representing northern and western Washington County.
Metro Councilor Mary Nolan - District 5
A formidable leader and ally for protecting and expanding human rights, Mary Nolan brings their intensity and collaboration to the privilege of representing Northeast Portland, Maywood Park, North Portland, Northwest Portland and downtown.
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The Metro Council's meetings take place both in person and online. Public meetings on Tuesdays take place online via Zoom. Public meetings on Thursdays take place in person at Metro Regional Center in the council chamber and online via Zoom. For information on Metro Council meetings and work sessions, including the link to view and/or participate in the meetings, visit the
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Public meetings on Tuesdays are informational work sessions only, meaning the Metro Council does not make any policy decisions nor does it take public comments.
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