Hermiston Assistant City Manager Mark Morgan talks about the broadband internet survey and how results from homeowners and business owners will be used by city leaders. Morgan also explains how the Eye on Water notification system works and how Hermiston water customers can sign up for it. He also talks about the Transportation Systems Plan and the online open house at https://www.hermiston.gov/commdev/page/city-hermiston-transportation-system-plan-update

Next, Morgan talks aobut the City Chat events held with city leaders, curbside recycling, and Hermiston's overall economic growth and development momentum.

Hermiston Assistant City Manager Mark Morgan talks about the broadband internet survey and how results from homeowners and business owners will be used by city leaders. Morgan also explains how the Eye on Water notification system works and how Hermiston water customers can sign up for it. He also talks about the Transportation Systems Plan and the online open house at <a href="https://www.hermiston.gov/commdev/page/city-hermiston-transportation-system-plan-update">https://www.hermiston.gov/commdev/page/city-hermiston-transportation-system-plan-update</a>
Next, Morgan talks aobut the City Chat events held with city leaders, curbside recycling, and Hermiston's overall economic growth and development momentum.

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman.  Join Dan every weekday as he talks with the news makers of Umatilla County. Hear about the latest news straight from community leaders on this fun, current and informative show. Exclusively at www.ElkhornMediaGroup.com and on our free Elkhorn Mobile app on Google Play and the App Store.

 

 

Daily conversation with East Oregon newsmakers and host Dan Thesman. &nbsp;Join Dan every weekday as he talks with the news makers of Umatilla County. Hear about the latest news straight from community leaders on this fun, current and informative show. Exclusively at www.ElkhornMediaGroup.com and on our free Elkhorn Mobile app on Google Play and the App Store.
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February 2     |     City of Hermiston

Umatilla County Commissioner John Shafer discusses changes at the Columbia Development Authority. He then talks about the Umatilla County Board of Commissioners voting yesterday on the settlement of the CDA lawsuit, why the suit was filed and what the result of the settlement is. Next, Shafer shares what's next with economic development on the former Umatilla Chemical Weapons Depot. Shafer then talks about Umatilla County Emergency Dispatch letting its subscribers know of a pending rate hike well before their governments had to come up with a budget for the coming fiscal year. He explains how that happened. Shafer then talks about how the county's budget is coming and the concerns of the commissioners in Salem this session. Wrapping up the conversation, Shafer talks about county counsel Doug Olsen's retirement and what the plans are when that happens. He then talks about other changes coming for the county government.

Umatilla County Commissioner John Shafer discusses changes at the Columbia Development Authority. He then talks about the Umatilla County Board of Commissioners voting yesterday on the settlement of the CDA lawsuit, why the suit was filed and what the result of the settlement is. Next, Shafer shares what's next with economic development on the former Umatilla Chemical Weapons Depot. Shafer then talks about Umatilla County Emergency Dispatch letting its subscribers know of a pending rate hike well before their governments had to come up with a budget for the coming fiscal year. He explains how that happened. Shafer then talks about how the county's budget is coming and the concerns of the commissioners in Salem this session. Wrapping up the conversation, Shafer talks about county counsel Doug Olsen's retirement and what the plans are when that happens. He then talks about other changes coming for the county government.

February 5     |     Umatilla County Board of Commissioners

Pendleton City Manager Robb Corbett and Pendleton City Councilmember Ellie McBride recap the Feb. 3 Pendleton City Council meeting. Corbett talks about a public hearing on amending an airport commission ordinance regarding leases and talks about a bid for North Hill water system improvements. Corbett then talks about the levy for fire and ambulance operations. McBride then explains the Essential Air Service recommendation or SkyWest Charter. Corbett wraps up the conversation talking about administrative staffing changes announced for the city.

Pendleton City Manager Robb Corbett and Pendleton City Councilmember Ellie McBride recap the Feb. 3 Pendleton City Council meeting. Corbett talks about a public hearing on amending an airport commission ordinance regarding leases and talks about a bid for North Hill water system improvements. Corbett then talks about the levy for fire and ambulance operations. McBride then explains the Essential Air Service recommendation or SkyWest Charter. Corbett wraps up the conversation talking about administrative staffing changes announced for the city.

February 4     |     City of Pendleton

Lt. Tony Nelson talks about scams, then details changes coming to the Pendleton Police Department on March 31. Next, he talks about the costs of emergency dispatch services jumping more than $25,000 for the next fiscal year and whether the increase makes sense to him. Nelson gives an update on staffing, shares his concerns with the current session of the Oregon Legislature, then gives a status on the new police SUV and progress on the two pickup trucks PPD wants to lease that were cancelled. Finally, Nelson, who is also the coach for the Pendleton High School swim team, takes a minute to talk about the team, upcoming meets and the need for a pool that can be used year-around. 

Lt. Tony Nelson talks about scams, then details changes coming to the Pendleton Police Department on March 31. Next, he talks about the costs of emergency dispatch services jumping more than $25,000 for the next fiscal year and whether the increase makes sense to him. Nelson gives an update on staffing, shares his concerns with the current session of the Oregon Legislature, then gives a status on the new police SUV and progress on the two pickup trucks PPD wants to lease that were cancelled. Finally, Nelson, who is also the coach for the Pendleton High School swim team, takes a minute to talk about the team, upcoming meets and the need for a pool that can be used year-around.&nbsp;

February 2 | City of Hermiston

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