Conservation Activists in Polebridge

We need many more women leaders who have the energy, enthusiasm, commitment, and passion to envision a better world……and are called to spend their lives working to make it happen.

Door Knocking Team

Door Knocking for Debo happens every weekend!  This is the best way to reach voters and have meaningful conversations. Join the fun!

Happy Women at the C-128 Rally!

I trust women to make their own healthcare decisions without government interference.  If we don’t have body autonomy, we are not truly free.  Join me in voting for C-128.

Debo Powers at Home in House District 3

The Flathead Beacon published an article today outlining the differences between the candidates running for the newly drawn House District 3.  While Debo spoke to a reporter and had her picture taken, her opponent declined the interview.  Nevertheless, the Beacon made an effort to give a balanced picture of the candidates and what they stand for.

Flathead Beacon article

New campaign signs are appearing along highways in House District 3.

Debo Powers has spent her life in community service.  One way that she continues to serve is as a volunteer fire lookout in Flathead National Forest each summer.  Everyone in House District 3 lives in the WUI (Wildland Urban Interface) and is vulnerable to wildfire. Fire mitigation, early detection, and prevention are very important to Debo and her constituents.

Northern Lights as seen from fire lookout

Debo Powers regularly meets with constituents in House District 3 to listen to their concerns.

Door Knocking is a big part of campaigning for the Legislature.  Debo’s team knocks on doors every week to talk to voters in House District 3 to find out what they are thinking. If you want to join the fun, contact Debo at powersforthepeoplehd3@gmail.com to join the team!  You can make a difference!

Campaign Door Knocking video

Debo Powers serves her community in many ways.  One way is by volunteering for Glacier National Park (the western part of GNP is in House District 3) as Wilderness Patrol.  Debo wears a uniform, carries a radio and first aide kit, and talks to hundreds visitors in the backcountry.  Besides providing information and preventing violations, Debo offers electrolytes and salty snacks to hikers who are struggling on the trails on hot, sunny days.  This is often called preventative Search & Rescue.

Summer Interlocal 2024

Sondreson Hall was packed for the Summer Interlocal meeting led by Debo Powers and hosted by the North Fork Preservation Association.  The Interlocal meeting helps to facilitate communication between North Fork landowners and the various agencies who manage the public land in the North Fork.  97% of the North Fork is public land.  Updates were presented by Glacier National Park, Flathead National Forest, Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks, Montana DNRC, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, and others.

Debo Powers leading the Interlocal meeting