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Directs the Division of Audits to conduct performance audits of the Department of Transportation. The second public hearing on Gov. 2025 OR HB3991 (Votes) Relating to transportation; prescribing an effective date; and providing for revenue raising that requires approval by a three House Bill 3991, the special session transportation bill, passed out of the Senate on Monday, Sept. House Republican Leader Christine Drazan vowed earlier this month that if HB 3991 passed, Republicans would seek to refer the With those changes, HB 3991 passed out of committee on a party-line vote. Tina Kotek's bills to fund the Oregon Department of Transportation got underway the HB 3991 now moves to the Senate, where margins may be similarly tight. Oregon Democrats possess the three-fifths majorities in each chamber necessary to pass tax increases. AOC supported HB 3991 in consideration of the critical new funding it will provide to counties and the inclusion of both the 50/30/20 Relating to transportation; prescribing an effective date; providing for revenue raising that requires approval by a three-fifths majority. Salem, OR – Governor Tina Kotek announced that she has signed House Bill 3991, which will preserve critical maintenance and operations for Oregon’s roads, bridges, and The legislation to fund the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) — HB 3991 — passed 7-5, and now heads to the After weeks of silence and mounting criticism, Oregon Governor Tina Kotek has finally signed House Bill 3991, the so-called HB 3991 asks ordinary Oregonians to shoulder more, while concerns about agency performance, project overruns, and accountability remain The Oregon Senate’s vote on HB 3991 and HB 3992 will be delayed until Sept. In a floor session shortly after, Republicans provided enough members to achieve a quorum in the Oregon House. 17 as Sen. The debate over HB 3991 may soon move from the Legislature’s marble halls to Oregon’s street corners, where voters, already weary of high prices, will decide whether Oregon gas tax, other cost increases on pause Parts of House Bill 3991 targeted in the referendum effort will not go into effect while signatures are still being verified or, if enough are Preliminary SMS. Digest: The Act increases and adds taxes related to roads, cars, trucks and buses and says On Nov. 29, and is expected to move The passage of Kotek’s funding package, House Bill 3991, offers a lifeline to hundreds of employees at the Oregon Department of I am signing House Bill 3991 today, which funds critical maintenance and operations for Oregon's roads, bridges, and transit agencies. 7, 2025, Gov. HB 3991 Enrolled Overview Text Analysis Amendments Testimony Register to Testify Submit Testimony Staff Measure Summary Staff Measure Summary for HB3991 A (House) for the Kotek has insisted for months Oregon must avoid both scenarios. Tina Kotek signed House Bill 3991 into law, which was intended to provide emergency funding for Oregon’s roads, bridges and transit operations at the state and local level. Chris Gorsek recovers from an August medical procedure. The debate over HB 3991 may soon move from the Legislature’s marble halls to Oregon’s street corners, where voters, already weary of high prices, will decide whether “HB 3991 is a short-term fix that only meets immediate needs for both ODOT and local governments,” the Association of Oregon HB 3991 would raise the state gas tax by 6 cents for a total of 46 cents per gallon (Portlanders pay an additional 10 cents per gallon September 2, 2025 Oregon Republican Party Stands Firm Against HB 3991 Tax Hike — Calls on Senate to Protect Oregonians The Oregon Monday’s Oregon Senate meeting in Salem began with passionate debate from both sides of the aisle on Governor Kotek’s [(1) The Oregon Transportation Commission shall appoint a Continuous Improvement Advisory Committee composed of members of the commission, employees of On Wednesday, September 3, the Senate will meet in a brief floor session to reschedule final votes on HB 3991 and HB 3992 to Wednesday, September 17. The governor made little secret of the fact she was delaying 83rd Oregon Legislative Assembly 2025 1st Special Session Legislative Revenue Office Bill Number: Revenue Area: Economist: Date: HB 3991 - A Transportation Mazen Malik 08-31-2025.

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