Video, transcripts, and deep links for 171 archived public meetings from 119 Oregon governments — city councils, county boards, and public agencies.
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Rogue Valley Transportation District, OR ·
1:02:52 And we need to get that ridership at, we need to encourage people to use R btd again. And so one of the best ways to do that we have found is just by simply providing free fare on, on one of those days.Play from 1:02:52
45:28 …suffer or benefit financially. From a decision. From a decision. Okay. Okay. So So this is what we need to do to comply with the ethics laws.Play from 45:28
2:44:16 On their stakeholders, I'm thinking at school district we need to talk with them because there is school district and there are the large property owners also.Play from 2:44:16
1:02:55 And then, um, I did go to the cert, um, emergency preparedness fair, and there were quite a few people and I learned a valuable lesson of how to turn off my natural gas valve if there were an emergency, so I felt like it was very productive.Play from 1:02:55
Medford School District 549, OR ·
20:40 Okay. Because these two matters involve the same type of concerns with respect to public records and editing of documents, I'm going to open the meeting to Sunny to discuss her concerns, then I will discuss my concerns, and then we will turn over…Play from 20:40
Ashland School District 5, OR ·
28:53 We need to look honestly at our numbers, staffing, enrollment, building property, long-term sustainability. But before we make those decisions, I'm asking the board and the community to consider something bigger.Play from 28:53
33:41 Fire fire safety and fire hydrant safety, I think that's, you know, even more than ever is something we really should try to make sure we continue moving forward and we've been putting a lot of effort into it in the last couple of years.Play from 33:41
25:54 The substance use crisis has create created tremendous loss across the country in terms of lives lost, individuals and families impacted and increased strain on public services.Play from 25:54
17:59 I think it's about 56 or 7 percent, 57 percent. So it's 57 percent or residents. heavy on the resident calls, we still obviously have a lot of visitor impact, but the summer season I captured next.Play from 17:59
28:19 Um, so it's it's really just kind of reassigning where the money is coming from, but um, it is it is part of the $4 and half million dollar or $4.2 million that we have for the peer money and it's really taking the parking lot that's…Play from 28:19
58:08 Okay. Uh do you know what the factbased um criteria are for marijuana buffer zones? Um that is a good question and I do not um the thousand foot buffer from schools is for retail marijuana facilities.Play from 58:08
4:37 We're grateful for this partnership and for the many providers, peers, Recovery Organizations, Families, and community partners throughout Marion County who support Recovery every day.Play from 4:37
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