Gresham City Council Position 4 · Nov 3, 2026
Krestina Aziz
Candidate for City Council Position 4
Krestina Aziz is running for Gresham City Council Position 4 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Gregory Schroeder, Joshua Al-Jaouni and Teo Ramirez.
Voter registration deadline · Tue, Oct 13, 2026
Court interpreter and owner of TIA, with past work as a project engineer and building designer. She is vice chair of the Gresham Design Commission.
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Court Interpreter; Owner of TIA
- Endorsed by
- Her pamphlet statement lists endorsements including Gresham City Councilor Jerry Hinton. Multnomah County Voters' Pamphlet, Nov. 3, 2026 General Election (City of Gresham candidate statements, p. M-43) · Sep 18, 2026
- Campaign website
- www.azizforgresham.com
Where Krestina Aziz stands: positions on the record
Jobs1 sourced position
Lists creating higher-wage jobs that are resilient to automation as a priority.
“Jobs & Opportunity: Create good, higher-wage jobs resilient to automation.”
Public safety1 sourced position
Lists stronger hazardous-material emergency response, earthquake preparedness and infrastructure resilience as a priority.
“Safety & Resilience: Strengthen hazardous-material emergency response, earthquake preparedness and infrastructure resilience.”
Water1 sourced position
Says she would have sent each resident a letter about the water change and public meeting dates.
“I would have sent a letter to each resident informing them about the proposed change and dates of public meetings.”
Own statementThe Outlook · Sep 28, 2026
Homelessness1 sourced position
Says homelessness funds should be at least partly used on root causes while helping people who are homeless now.
“Funds should be at least partially used to solve the root causes while giving a hand up to those currently homeless.”
Own statementThe Outlook · Sep 28, 2026
Parks1 sourced position
as reported by The Outlook; not a direct quote except the quoted words
At the Rockwood forum, said she is interested in development and landscaping that provides more shade in areas like Rockwood, and wants people not to have to drive to parks.
“When you measure accessibility, you have to make sure that the path to get there is safe for pedestrians, it’s safe for bikers (and) it’s well-lit,”
Forum answerThe Outlook · Sep 18, 2026
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