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Lucie Immoos, left, and her sister Christie Winegar, center, chat with guests at
the Carrie Young Memorial Friday at the John Day Elks Lodge.
Just about every spare space at the John Day Elks
Lodge was filled with gift baskets and other items
up for bidding at the Carrie Young Memorial dinner
and auction.
Teresa Southworth
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up for bid at the Carrie
Young Memorial dinner
and auction.
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Committees are formal public bodies required to comply with
Oregon Public Meetings Law ORS 192.610.
Six members (including the County
Court) serve a three year term and meet annually to receive,
deliberate, revise and approve the annual budget document as
provided by the Budget Officer. Any proposed programs are
discussed and considered.
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for everyone in just about every theme imaginable.
Seven members plus three ex-
officio members serve a three year term and meet monthly to
promote local educational opportunities and identify educational
needs within the community.
Eleven members serve three year terms and meet semi-
annually to provide guidance and assistance to local OSU Extension
staff in planning, developing, and evaluating balanced educational
programs directed to high priority needs of county residents.
Membership is limited to one re-appointment.
Seven members serve a three year term and meet
monthly and hold exclusive management of fair business operations,
the fairgrounds, and other property devoted to the County Fair.
Responsibilities include public relations and other work for the fair
as needed.
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The Carrie Young Memorial dinner and auction
Friday at the John Day Elks Lodge.
Seven members
(including two consumer representatives) serve three year terms
and meet no less than quarterly to facilitate the provision of
quality mental health services to county residents and enhance
community knowledge of available programs and services. Acts as
the Local Alcohol and Drug Planning Commission and
Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board.
Nine members serve a four year
term and two alternates serve a two year term, meeting as needed
to review land use and zoning applications and discuss city and
county growth issues and siting new facilities. Members must be
residents of various geographic areas within the county and no
more than two voting members shall be engaged in the same kind
of business, occupation, trade or profession with agriculture
designations of livestock/forage crop production and horticulture/
specialty crop production. Commissioners serving in this capacity
must file an Annual Verified Statement of Economic Interest with
the Oregon Government Ethics Commission. Members must re-
apply to the County Court before their term ends if they wish to be
re-appointed.
The alliance provides a forum for local
government agencies and the private sector to discuss, understand
and coordinate long range transportation issues affecting the south
east Oregon region including Grant, Harney and Malheur counties.
The alliance acts as the Area Commission on Transportation. It
reviews the process for determining transportation infrastructure
and capital investments in the south east region, recommends
priorities, and advises Oregon Transportation Commission on state
and regional policies affecting the region’s transportation system.
Five members, plus one alternate, serve three year terms as Grant
County representatives. Daytime meetings are held monthly, or as
needed, at locations rotating among the three counties.
Nine members serve three year
terms and meet as needed to discuss issues regarding big game
management and make recommendations to Oregon Department
of Fish & Wildlife, including tag allocation and hunting season
structure as they relate to population and damage of property.
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