Gresham City Council Position 4 · Nov 3, 2026
Gregory Schroeder
Candidate for City Council Position 4
Gregory Schroeder is running for Gresham City Council Position 4 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Krestina Aziz, Joshua Al-Jaouni and Teo Ramirez.
Voter registration deadline · Tue, Oct 13, 2026
Network implementation program manager at Forged Fiber 37 with a background in telecommunications construction. He has served on the Gresham Planning Commission and the Gresham Redevelopment Advisory Committee since 2023.
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Network Implementation Program Manager - Forged Fiber 37
Where Gregory Schroeder stands: positions on the record
Water1 sourced position
Says he disagreed with leaving Bull Run and wants the council to study whether returning to it as the main source is feasible, keeping groundwater as a backup.
“I would like the Council to investigate whether returning to Bull Run as our primary source is financially and operationally feasible while maintaining the groundwater system as a backup.”
Own statementThe Outlook · Sep 28, 2026
Public safety1 sourced position
Supports police recruitment and retention, and says the city should also invest in conditions that prevent crime.
“Police need the staffing and resources to respond effectively when crime occurs, but we should also invest in the economic and community conditions that can help prevent crime in the first place.”
Own statementThe Outlook · Sep 28, 2026
Housing1 sourced position
Says Gresham can provide more housing choices while investing in neighborhoods, transportation, parks and natural spaces.
“We can provide housing choices while investing in safe neighborhoods, transportation, parks, recreation, and natural spaces.”
Fees1 sourced position
Supports streamlining permitting and reducing unnecessary red tape and fees where that encourages investment and keeps environmental protections.
“I support streamlining permitting and reducing unnecessary red tape and fees when doing so can encourage investment while maintaining important environmental protections.”
Own statementThe Outlook · Sep 28, 2026
Homelessness1 sourced position
Says he would build on the city's current approach rather than simply spend more without looking at results.
“I would continue building on that work rather than simply spending more without looking at results.”
Own statementThe Outlook · Sep 28, 2026
Development code1 sourced position
As a Planning Commission member, voted yes to adopt the Development Code and Process Update Phase 2, Part 2 amendments, CPA-25-00460 (passed 7-0, March 2026).
Commission voteCity of Gresham Planning Commission minutes, March 9, 2026 · Mar 9, 2026
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