TD/Wasco County Climate Resiliency Committee meets July 8 at 9 a.m.
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Click here for the Mission Statement information.
Click here for TD Mayor Rich Mays notes.
The Dalles City Council to meet June 27 at 5:30 p.m.
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Columbia Gorge Community College Board of Education Meeting June 21st at 6 p.m.
This meeting is held remotely with the zoom meeting information contained on the agenda.
Additionally, this meeting allows the time for public testimony to be heard regarding the college's budget adoption for FY 2022-23.
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Gorge Commission Meetings + Q&A Sessions June 13th, 14th, 16th, and Aug. 9th
Gorge Commission is hosting two virtual Public Question & Answer Sessions this week to share an overview of the Draft Climate Change Action Plan and answer questions. Registration is required to attend the Q&A Sessions.
To register, please use these links:
June 13: 6:30-7:30 pm – Zoom Meeting Link to Register
June 16: 1:00-2:00 pm – Zoom Meeting Link to Register
We will also have public comment opportunities at our June 14th and August 9th Commission meetings:
June 14th Columbia River Gorge Commission Meeting – Zoom Meeting Link to Register – The June 14th Gorge Commission Meeting Agenda is attached.
Please submit your comments on the draft Action Plan no later than July 5th to ClimateAction@gorgecommission.org. If you have any questions and are not able to attend the Q&A sessions, please email Jessica.Olson@gorgecommission.org.
More information about the Action Plan and how to provide your comments are available on the Gorge Commission’s website at http://www.gorgecommission.org/initiatives/climate-change/
Click here for June 14th agenda.
North Wasco County School District Board meets June 16 at 6 p.m.
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TD Council to meet June 13 at 5:30 p.m.- Budget Hearing
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Additional information on hiring in-house legal services.
US Sen. Wyden to hold townhall in Wasco County on June 3 at 11 a.m.
Wyden Announces Five Oregon Town Halls
Coming off this year’s landmark 1,000th town hall, senator’s upcoming online town halls will be in Lincoln, Tillamook, Deschutes, Wasco and Hood River counties
Portland – U.S. Senator Ron Wyden today announced five upcoming live on-line town halls hosted by People’s Town Hall for residents of Lincoln, Tillamook, Deschutes, Wasco and Hood River counties.
Heading into these upcoming virtual town halls, Wyden has held 1,017 town halls statewide in fulfillment of his pledge to hold at least one town hall each year in each of Oregon’s 36 counties.
“I’ve kept my promise to hold annual town halls in each of our state’s 36 counties because Oregonians deserve every opportunity to have regular and open conversations with public officials,” Wyden said. “It’s an honor representing every part of our state and thanks to Oregonians’ dedication to direct democracy, I had my 1,000th town hall in Oregon this year. I’m committed to continue providing these opportunities for any Oregonian to ask me any question, and I very much look forward to these upcoming town halls in Lincoln, Tillamook, Deschutes, Wasco and Hood River counties.”
"Our democracy is stronger and better when lawmakers meet regularly with their constituents, and we congratulate Senator Wyden on his 1,000th town hall earlier this year representing the people of Oregon,” said Nathan Williams of People's Town Hall, a virtual town hall series from the founders of Town Hall Project. “People's Town Hall invites all constituents in these five Oregon counties, regardless of party affiliation, to join the upcoming substantive conversations so vital to our democracy."
The upcoming virtual town hall schedule is as follows:
· Lincoln County, 11 am, Saturday, May 28 link to watch
· Tillamook County, 3 pm, Saturday, May 28, link to watch
· Deschutes County, 3 pm, Wednesday, June 1, link to watch
· Wasco County, 11 am, Friday, June 3, link to watch
· Hood River County, 2:30 pm, Friday, June 3, link to watch
For Oregonians in those counties who want to submit questions for Senator Wyden, here’s the link. A web version of this release is here.
