Voters across Oregon considered 49 ballot measures in this week’s special election that would create or extend taxes, levies, and bond sales for public projects. Of the measures, 34 were passing as of Thursday at 10 a.m. for an overall pass rate of 69.4%.
Almost a third of a century later, the State Capitol is still in Floyd Prozanski’s orbit. Occasional thoughts of stepping aside are always outweighed by the gravitational pull that keeps Oregon’s “iron man” lawmaker crafting public policy.
🎥 Lights, camera, action! 🎬 Ryan Tribbett and Kristine Medyanik sit down with the Salem Business Journal to discuss Pac/West Lobby Group, professional development, and how businesses can create a positive work culture. #workculture #localbusiness #ProfessionalDevelopment
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This Memorial Day, we pause to remember the heroes who gave their lives in service to our nation. Their sacrifice upholds the freedoms we work to protect every day. 🇺🇸 #MemorialDay #HonoringOurHeroes #Remembered&Honored
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No Curbs For ODOT’S Budget Woes as Curb Ramp Costs Ramp Up
/by Rick MetsgerCurb cuts and ramps were part of a legal settlement finalized by the state stemming from a lawsuit brought by disability rights advocates in 2016. The original cost for delivery was estimated at $400 million over the 12-year life of the project but has quadrupled to that $1.65 billion as of today.