 Dear Neighbors,
It's an honor to serve as your State Representative for House District 40, which includes the City of Gladstone, Oregon City, Johnson City, Jennings Lodge, Oatfield, and parts of unincorporated North Clackamas County.
As the daughter of a working, single mother, and being a working mother myself, I know firsthand the struggles families face—balancing work, childcare, and the constant worry of making ends meet. These experiences shape my work every day, driving me to fight for policies that keep costs low for working families, protect survivors of abuse, and safeguard Oregon’s natural beauty and clean water.
For the 2025 legislative session, I am grateful to serve as the Chair of the Early Childhood and Human Services Committee. I am excited to use this position to advocate for a childcare and human services system that is both compassionate and efficient—one that truly meets the needs of families, caregivers, and service providers. Our communities deserve a system that works for them, not against them, and I am committed to making that a reality.
In addition to my role as Chair, I continue to serve on the House Committee on Agriculture, Land Use, Natural Resources, and Water, as well as the Joint Committee on Ways and Means Subcommittee on Natural Resources.You can learn more about my committees and my work by clicking on the hyperlinks provided. To stay updated on my work, please subscribe to my newsletter by entering your email in the e-subscribe on the right side of this webpage. Most importantly, I am here to represent all of you. I hope you will reach out to me directly by calling my office (503) 986-1440, emailing me at rep.annessahartman@oregonlegislature.gov, and coming to my constituent coffees and town halls. I hope to hear from you soon. nya:weh (I am thankful), 
Representative Annessa Hartman House District 40
My district includes the homelands of the Clackamas, Chinook Bands, Kalapuya, Kathlamet, Molalla, Multnomah, Tualatin, Tumwater, Wasco, and many other tribes that lived on and visited the land that we will never be able to name.
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