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Debbie Kitchin
Candidate, Portland City Council, District 2; Owner, InterWorks, LLC
Debbie Kitchin is a seasoned professional with a robust background in sustainable construction practices and renovation projects. She is the former Owner of InterWorks, LLC, a general contractor known for expertise in commercial tenant improvement and residential remodeling.
Debbie holds an M.B.A. from Portland State University and a B.A. in Economics from Reed College, showcasing her commitment to both business acumen and analytical skills.
With a career that includes a tenure as a Senior Economist at the Northwest Power Planning Council, Debbie brings a unique perspective to her roles, blending economic insights with a passion for sustainable building practices.
Her specialties encompass sustainable building, renovation, tenant improvement, and remodeling, highlighting her diverse skill set in the construction industry.
Highlights
Last week was a full and inspiring week of connections and community
- SEI Soul of the City highlighting decades of impact and legacy
- walking tour of Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard with the Soul District Business Association and PBOT, stopping in at local businesses to hear their challenges and concerns
- Urban League of Portland Annual Members Meeting highlighting significant accomplishments in housing, workforce, health and senior and youth programs
- CEI Hub Q&A with community advocates
- The Music of Miracle City, a Vanport Mosaic program featuring the fabulous Marilyn Keller
- An afternoon spent with fellow candidates where a dozen of us gave power point presentations on topics of interest
- Portland NAACP monthly general meeting full of progress updates from dedicated volunteers Portland is a city of riches - it is our people who are our riches. So many talented, dedicated people working together to build a better Portland. My heart is overflowing with gratitude!

I am running for Portland City Council in District 2 (North and Northeast Portland). Our City is at a turning point - we need to move forward to a better future, one with vibrant communities and neighborhoods, thriving small businesses, equitable economic opportunities, adequate and affordable housing, a cleaner environment free from the threat of the climate crisis. Join with me to build a better future for Portland. I am participating in Portland's Small Donor Elections. If you are a Portland resident, the first $20 of your donation will be matched 9:1. Oregon residents may be eligible for a tax credit - $50 per year (or $100 for joint-filing couples) for 2023 if you contribute by December 31st.
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