Beaver Creek Water Control and Improvement District Director Choose 2
Special districts in Oregon are formed to provide specific local government needs. They are created by a vote of the people in the local area being served. Examples include people’s utility districts, library districts, water districts, fire protection districts, and more. They are governed by a board of directors, which is responsible for management and financial accountability. Special districts are empowered to levy any necessary taxes and fees to fulfill their mandate. Board members are not paid but may receive a per diem reimbursement.Water control districts manage infrastructure necessary for flood protection and stormwater management. The board is responsible for budgets and personnel administration. This district combines water control with water quality functions.Qualifications: Candidate must be a landowner in the district but does not have to reside within the district. ORS 553.210(1)Term: 4 yearsVote for 2
Biographical Information
What skills and expertise would you bring to the board?
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What are the most urgent challenges faced by the District, and how would you address them?
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What more could the District be doing to improve resiliency under changing environmental conditions?
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How can water be fairly allocated among different user groups, for example, between farmers and communities?
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Biographical Information
What skills and expertise would you bring to the board?
Candidate has not yet responded.
What are the most urgent challenges faced by the District, and how would you address them?
Candidate has not yet responded.
What more could the District be doing to improve resiliency under changing environmental conditions?
Candidate has not yet responded.
How can water be fairly allocated among different user groups, for example, between farmers and communities?
Candidate has not yet responded.