Securing Your Community

Multnomah Libertarians

Government security is  problematic for a host of issues. How do you secure your community in 2022?

Multnomah Libertarian Events

Libertarians oppose any government interference into people’s personal, family, and business decisions. Our guiding principle — the nonaggression principle — is that all people should be free to live their lives and pursue their interests as they see fit

Purpose: Get 16 registered Libertarians from Multnomah on a Zoom meeting to adopt the bylaws and form a Libertarian Party of Multnomah County affiliate.Read our proposed bylaws <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1J0Wxbqu24ROW_rl_k1TELZCQjWVcyyGBHXvI_amiutU/edit" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">here</a>.We also will have a half-hour presentation on some valuable useful skills for our members prior to the organizing convention.Our presentation will be on securing your community, presented by Christopher Peters, a Multnomah Libertarian and his team at the Neighborhood Squatch.Securing Your Community: Christopher Peters &amp; Peter PanarchyThe Neighborhood Squatch is a revolutionary approach to community security, applying the manpower leverage of a gig network to address the challenges of policing and private security.The Neighborhood Squatch Co-founder and CEO Christopher Peters is responsible for setting the strategic priorities and technical roadmap of the company. As a 15-year tech startup veteran, he has experience in building teams and developing business-critical infrastructure environments for Expensify and Silver Spring Networks