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Unger emphasizes his experience, his engage- ment on numerous commit- tees, and the relationships he has built during his tenure. He believes those roles and relationships position him to work effectively for county residents. Henderson argues that commissioners “get more and more insulated the longer they’re there. “You get used to work- ing with the departments as a commissioner and they give you the agenda,” he said. Henderson plans to host regular open houses in all areas of the county, so that he can hear directly from con- stituents — including those who don’t have a specific interest or issue driving them. Unger retains a strong interest in Sisters. Unger notes that the County has helped fund an economic development direc- tor position in Sisters and that “we’ve got a great relation- ship between the City and the County now. We know each other, we can work with each other and we do good work.” The future of Sisters Eagle Airport is likely to involve PHOTO PROVIDED Phil Henderson. County jurisdiction going forward. The issue is of con- siderable interest to some of the people who live in the county in the area of the airport. The commissioners recently scheduled and then canceled a meeting on the airport. The cancelation occurred because it turned out that there was no imminent proposal for action on the part of the commissioners. “As a group, we didn’t think the timing was right to get engaged with it at the time,” Unger said. Asked why the com- missioners couldn’t take a briefing on the issues so that they are aware of the con- cerns existing around the airport, Unger said, “Maybe we should engage with that more. I think I should bring that up again.” Henderson told The Nugget, “This does raise the question … of how do the County Commissioners (and all public officials, generally) hear how voters/residents/ taxpayers are doing and what they are thinking about, when issues are not really ‘ripe’ for decision. I feel most hear- ings and policy commit- tees are dominated by inter- est groups that have vested interests and that the general populace is not as vocal, and sometime not heard. We sometimes get policy by the minority.” Ballots are out for the November 8 election. They may be returned by mail, but must be received by 8 p.m. on November 8 in order to be counted. A postmark does not make a ballot “received.” There is a ballot drop site at Sisters City Hall. 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