Transit districts started by formal resolution would need voter approval for certain financing methods, including some covered by rules adopted since January 1, 2026.
Transit districts started by formal resolution would need voters' approval before using certain financing methods listed in state law. Some listed methods would be exempt from this requirement.
Transit districts started by resolution would have certain financing rules suspended until voters approve them. This covers rules adopted on or after January 1, 2026, and before the bill takes effect.
Transit districts started by formal resolution would need voter approval before using the covered financing methods. The restriction would cover districts started by formal resolution under ORS 267.107 and financing methods listed in ORS 267.300. The financing methods listed in ORS 267.300(1)(b) and (h) through (j) would be exempt from this election requirement. Authorization would require a properly called election held for that purpose. If enacted, the requirement would take effect on the 91st day after the 2026 regular legislative session adjourns for the last time.
Certain district ordinances, which are local rules for raising money, would be suspended. This would cover districts started by resolution under ORS 267.107 and ordinances adopted under ORS 267.300(1)(a) or (c) through (g). The suspension would last until after district voters approve the ordinance at a properly called election held for that purpose. If enacted, the suspension would begin on the 91st day after the 2026 regular legislative session adjourns for the last time.
No hearings or votes scheduled.