The public hearing for HB 2002 is 3:00 pm today at the Capitol. We need to pack the room with pro-life advocates, so show up early if possible. If you can't make the drive to Salem, you can livestream the hearing and provide public testimony over Zoom or submit written testimony.
If you choose to provide testimony, we've put together some guidelines and instructions to help. You can submit it until 30 minutes before the hearing.
Here are the most important things to know:
The public hearing begins at 3:00 PM on Monday, March 20. Aim to arrive around 2:00 PM so you have time to park and walk to the Capitol.
Currently, only the State Street entrance is open.
You will have to go through security to get inside.
The meeting is scheduled to be in Hearing Room F. ORTL staff will be there to help you find it.
You can find more information about visiting the Capitol here.
There will likely be pro-choice people at the public hearing. We must remain peaceful and civil.
Text ORTL to 716-271-2182 to receive updates in case anything changes.
If you have any questions or want more information, reply to this email or call us at 503-463-8563.
Also, would you consider submitting testimony? We've put together some guidelines and instructions on providing impactful testimony. You can submit testimony until 30 minutes before the hearing.
Here are the most important things to know:
The public hearing begins at 3:00 PM on Monday, March 20. Aim to arrive around 2:00 PM so you have time to park and walk to the Capitol.
Currently, only the State Street entrance is open.
You will have to go through security to get inside.
The meeting is scheduled to be in Hearing Room F. ORTL staff will be there to help you find it.
You can find more information about visiting the Capitol here.
There will likely be pro-choice people at the public hearing. We must remain peaceful and civil.
Text ORTL to 716-271-2182 to receive updates in case anything changes.
If you have any questions or want more information, reply to this email or call us at 503-463-8563.
Because everyone deserves an advocate,
Justin Hageman
Public Affairs Specialist
