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Farm Laborer
Essential Functions include:
Harvest hay crops, Set up
and operate irrigation equip-
ment, Inspect crops to con-
firm quality and evaluate the
need for alterations in water-
ing schedule, Apply fertilizer,
and pesticides, Repair and
maintain farm equipment,
implements and mechanical
equipment, Load agricultural
products on trucks, Oper-
ate tractors, tractor-drawn
machinery to plow, harrow
and fertilize soil, or to plant,
cultivate, spray and harvest
crops, Maintain farm build-
ings, fences and structures.
Qualifications:
• Previous agriculture and
farm experience required.
• Proven maintenance expe-
rience.
• Current and appropriate
driver’s license and safe driv-
ing record.
• Solid understanding of best
farm practices techniques,
equipment and tool opera-
tion.
• Current pesticide license or
ability to acquire within one
year of hire
• Ability to interpret a variety
of instructions furnished in
written, oral, electronic, or
schedule form.
• Ability to solve practical
problems and deal with mul-
tiple situations with little su-
pervision.
• Ability to prioritize and orga-
nize assignments.
Salary: DOE
Pendleton, OR.
(541)969-8975
mattbostwick@wtechlink.us
The City of Pendleton is ac-
cepting applications for Utili-
ty Worker in the Construc-
tion and Repair Division of
the Public Works Depart-
ment. CDL required within
one year of hire.
For more information and to
apply visit www.pendleton.
or.us/employment.
OPENING at the
CITY OF PENDLETON
The City of Pendleton is ac-
cepting applications for sev-
eral seasonal positions in the
PUBLIC WORKS DEPART-
MENT:
• 4 position crew assisting
staff with Levee vegetative
maintenance and mainte-
nance of water distribution
facilities.
• 1 position assisting staff
with maintenance at the
wastewater treatment facility.
• 1 position assisting staff
with data collection and data
entry for Operational Main-
tenance System (OMS) and
Geographical
Information
System (GIS).
• 1 position providing engi-
neering technical assistance
to engineering staff for infra-
structure projects and other
engineering-related tasks.
For qualifications, more infor-
mation, and application go to
www.pendleton.or.us or City
Hall 500 SW Dorion Avenue.
The City is an equal opportu-
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Full-Time Employment
Port Manager / Economic De-
velopment Officer: The Port of
Arlington is conducting a search
to identify an outstanding Eco-
nomic Development Officer to
provide leadership, vision and
energy to maximize economic
diversification, job creation and
take advantage of opportunities.
The Port of Arlington is a taxing
district within the jurisdictional
boundaries of Gilliam County
Oregon. The Port is one of six
ports on the Oregon side of the
Columbia River. The main focus
of the Port’s activities are divid-
ed between maritime activities
and economic development
projects. The Port Economic
Development Officer will be re-
sponsible for managing the day
to day operations and econom-
ic development activities. This
person must work at the highest
level of integrity, honesty and
openness, creating strong re-
lationships with key business,
governmental and community
leaders. The job initiatives in-
clude: business attraction, re-
tention and expansion; immedi-
ately take responsibility for the
management and completion
of all current projects; identify
opportunities and connections
relating to current projects;
develop collateral marketing
materials; develop quality re-
sponses and presentations for
prospects and community edu-
cation; develop and maintain a
quality Port website; coordinate
activities and prepare briefings
with and for the Port Board of
Commissioners, the Cities of
Arlington and Condon, and the
Gilliam County Court, as need-
ed; develop county, state and
federal grant request applica-
tions; perform financial analysis
on appropriate prospects and
develop recommendations for
incentive packages and con-
tracts; provide high quality ex-
periences for prospect visits;
provide legislative testimony as
needed. Position requirements
include: at least 6 years demon-
strated economic development
experience; demonstrate abil-
ity to facilitate and close deals;
demonstrate ability to recruit
projects; demonstrate ability to
acquire grants and financing; in-
depth knowledge of principles
and practices of economic de-
velopment; experience working
with consultants; experience
in managing site, facility and
project development; excellent
communication, organization-
al and strategic planning skills;
experience in financial packag-
ing and analysis; experience in
blending local, state, federal and
private incentives; proven ability
to understand the needs of ru-
ral communities and regional
partnerships. Knowledge/expe-
rience with renewable energy
a plus. Must be a team player,
have integrity, vision, creativity,
a strong work ethic, goal setter,
be a high achiever, be focused
and organized. An application
packet may be obtained by writ-
ing to the Port of Arlington, P.O.
Box 279, Arlington, OR 97812,
by calling the Port office at (541)
705-2004 Monday thru Friday
between 9:00 a.m. till 5:00 p.m.,
visit the office located at 100
Port Island Rd. Arlington, OR or
by e-mail:
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ton.com Salary $70K - $90K.
Position is full-time and comes
with benefits. The Port of Ar-
lington is an Equal Opportunity
Employer - This position is Vet-
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later than Wednesday, March
31, 2021. Arlington, OR.
EO-11229
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
PERSONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF
UMATILLA
Case Number 21PB02124
EO-11230
NOTICE OF MEASURE
ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that on
March 17, 2021, a notice of
measure election was filed by
the Umatilla County Fire District
No.1 to be submitted to the dis-
trict’s voters at an election held
on May 18, 2021.
Caption:
Umatilla County Fire District No.
1 General Obligation Bond Au-
thorization
Question:
Shall Umatilla County Fire Dis-
trict No. 1 issue $13,145,000
in general obligation bonds to
finance capital costs and im-
provement? If the bonds are
approved, they will be payable
from taxes on property or prop-
erty ownership that are not sub-
ject to the limits of sections 11
and 11b, Article XI of the Oregon
Constitution
Summary:
The measure is seeking voter
approval to issue $13.145 mil-
lion in general obligation bonds
to finance capital costs and
improvements of the District,
including: • Replacing personal
protective equipment, updating
portable radios, and upgrading
engine exhaust systems to pro-
tect first responders’ health and
safety. •A new alert system for all
stations, replace and purchase
new vehicles to maintain appro-
priate response times and keep
up with growing populations.
•Acquires real property and
makes additions to, furnishes,
and renovates existing facilities
- including new roofs, extended
vehicle bays, and additional liv-
ing quarter space for both gen-
ders. • Refinances current obli-
gations for cost savings, funds
capital interest and insurance
costs for the bond. The District
will establish a citizen oversight
committee to ensure funds are
used as indicated. Bonds would
mature in 21 years or less from
the date of issuance and may
be issued in one or more series.
The tax rate is estimated to be
$0.23 per $1,000 of taxable as-
sessed value. Actual rates may
vary based upon interest rates
incurred and changes in taxable
assessed value.
I hereby state that I am autho-
rized by the district elections
authority to submit the Notice of
Measure Election; and I certify
the notice of receipt of ballot ti-
tle has been published and the
ballot title challenge process for
this measure completed.
Scott Stanton, Fire Chief
The election will be conducted
by mail.
/s/Kim Lindell, Umatilla County
Chief Election Officer
Published March 20, 2021
EO-11211
NOTICE TO INTERESTED
PERSONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF
UMATILLA
No. 21PB01732
In the Matter of the Estate of:
ROLLAND BRUCE HILDE,
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Christopher I. Delyria has
been appointed personal rep-
resentative. All persons having
claims against the estate are
required to present them, with
vouchers attached, to the per-
sonal representative, in care of
his attorney, as named below,
within four months after the date
of first publication of this notice,
or the claims may be barred.
All persons whose rights may be
affected by the proceedings may
obtain additional information
from the records of the court, the
personal representative, or the
attorney for the personal repre-
sentative, named below.
Dated and first published on
March 20, 2021.
Christopher I. Delyria, Personal
Representative.
Seth Hantke, OSB #012747, At-
torney for Personal Represen-
tative
334 SE 2nd Street
PO Box 1760; Pendleton, OR
97801
Telephone (541) 276-1851
March 20, 27, April 3, 2021
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EO-11231
NOTICE OF MEASURE
ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that on
February 8, 2021, a notice of
measure election was filed by
the City of Milton-Freewater to
be submitted to the district’s vot-
ers at an election held on May
18, 2021.
Caption:
City of Milton-Freewater Gener-
al Obligation Bond Authorization
for Police Station
Question:
Shall Milton-Freewater issue $7.
7 million in general obligation
bonds to provide a police sta-
tion? If the bonds are approved,
they will be payable from taxes
on property or property owner-
ship that are not subject to the
limits of sections 11 and 11b,
Article XI of the Oregon Consti-
tution.
Summary:
Approval of this measure autho-
rizes the City to issue a principal
amount of up to $7.7 million of
general obligation bonds. Pro-
ceeds of the bonds would pay
capital costs to provide a police
station on existing City land.
Specifically the new police sta-
tion is expected to: House the
Milton-Freewater police patrol
House the 911 emergency dis-
patch operations Be seismical-
ly sound and accessible to all,
including people with disabili-
ties Provide increased safety of
police officers and dispatchers
Increase efficiency of opera-
tions with additional work space,
technology, and heating and
air conditioning Provide space
for citizens to have privacy and
safety while conducting busi-
ness with the police department
This measure is estimated to re-
sult in a tax of $0.87 per $1,000
of assessed value, or approx-
imately $7.25 per month on a
home assessed at $100,000.
Levy rates may differ due to
actual interest rates at the time
of issuance and changes in as-
sessed value. Bonds may be is-
sued in multiple series and each
series would mature in 30 years
or less.
I hereby state that I am autho-
rized by the district elections
authority to submit the Notice of
Measure Election; and I certify
the notice of receipt of ballot ti-
tle has been published and the
ballot title challenge process for
this measure completed.
Leanne Steadman, City Record-
er/Elections Official
The election will be conducted
by mail.
/s/Kim Lindell, Umatilla County
Chief Election Officer
Published March 20, 2021
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In the Matter of the Estate of
STEVEN THOMAS
ARTERBURN,
Deceased.
CONSTRUCTION
EO-11208
REQUEST FOR BIDS
Sealed Bids for the “HARNEY
COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS RV
PARK” will be received by HAR-
NEY COUNTY COURT, 450
Buena Vista Ave, Burns, Oregon
97720, in care of Judge Pete
Runnels, by 5:00 p.m. local time
on April 6, 2021. The bids will be
opened at the HARNEY COUN-
TY COURTHOUSE, during the
April 7, 2021 Harney County
Court Meeting. First Tier Sub-
contractor Disclosure Forms will
be accepted until 12:00 p.m. on
the date of the bid opening.
The HARNEY COUNTY COURT
may reject any late bid and may
reject, for good cause, any or all
bids upon a finding of HARNEY
COUNTY COURT that it is in
their best interest to do so. The
bidder must be registered with
the Construction Contractors
Board.
The work will consist of, but may
not be limited to, the following
total estimated unit cost quanti-
ties:
Mobilization, Lump Sum, 1;
Saw-Cur Existing Asphalt, Foot,
500; Remove Asphalt Wear Sur-
face, Square Foot, 980; 6-inch
Sewer Pipe, Foot, 267; 4-inch
Sewer Pipe, Foot, 1280; 2-inch
Pressure Sewer, Foot, 100;
RV Dump Station, Lump Sum,
1; 48-inch Valve Vault, Each,
1; 72-inch Wet Well, Each, 1;
; ¾”-0 Aggregate Base, Ton,
200; Asphalt Patching, Ton, 19;
Electrical System, Lump Sum,
1; 6-inch Water Line, Foot, 760;
2-inch Water Line, Foot, 1088;
6-inch Tee, Each, 1; 6x2 Re-
ducer, Each, 1; 3/4-inch Water
Service, Each, 30; Restroom &
Shower Facility, Lump Sum, 1
The Harney County Court will
award the contract within five (5)
calendar days of the bid open-
ing. Work will commence within
five (5) calendar days of the no-
tice to proceed. The contractor
shall complete all work required
in the contract within ninety (90)
calendar days of the stated date
in the notice to proceed.
The Contract Contact in charge
of all procurement is:
Werner Arntz, P.E.,
Project Engineer
High Desert Engineering, LLC
Copies of the Contract Docu-
ments may be obtained through:
High Desert Engineering, LLC
P.O. Box 94
Mt. Vernon, OR. 97865
Ph (541) 620-1359
Email: werner@highdesertengi-
neering.net
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been
appointed Personal Represen-
tative. All persons having claims
against the estate are required
to present them, with vouchers
attached, to the undersigned
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within four months after the date
of first publication of this notice,
or the claims may be barred. All
persons whose rights may be af-
fected by the proceedings may
obtain additional information
from the records of the court,
the Personal Representative, or
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Dated and first published: March
6, 2021
/s/ Melissa R. Oehler
Personal Representative
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