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And the race is on for County commissioners in Klamath County

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Link: Candidate Filings

There are 9 candidates for Position 1 for County Commissioner

In order listed on Klamath County Listing of names: Open seat.

Dan Girard-Deputy Courthouse
Rejeana Jackson-Not Employed
Josh McGinnis-Rest Area Supervisor
Kristina Maxey-KBBH
Ron Moe-Not Employed
Andrew Nichols-Not Employed
Dan Martin-Self Employed
G Moss Driscoll-Director of Water Policy
Allen Headley-Retire Self Employed

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There are 3 candidates for Position 3 for County Commissioner

In order listed in Klamath County Listing of names

Derrick DeGroot-incumbent
Sally Ann Palcovich-Not Employed
Todd J Gessele-Self Employed https://www.klamathcounty.org/692/Election-Calendar-Candidates

Primary - May 21, 2024 (All positions are non-affiliated, the candidate may be registered with a party, but this is not part of their filing)

In order listed on Klamath County Listing of names: For Position 1.

Filings from Dan Girard, Rejeana Jackson, Josh McGinnis, Kristina Maxey, Ron Moe, Andrew Nichols, Dan Martin, G Moss Driscoll and Allen Headley.

In order listed on Klamath County Listing of names: For Position 3.

Filings from Derrick DeGroot, Sally Ann Palcovich and Todd J Gessele.

This comes after the current Klamath County commissioner, David Henslee, filed to run as a Republican for state senate. He filed for the office of state senate district 28.

Dave Henslee, announced his withdrawal from the race earlier this year.

Measure 18-132

Shall District maintain dispatch service levels with increased 5-year levy of $.19 per $1,000 assessed valuation beginning FY 2024-2025? This measure may cause property taxes to increase more than three percent.

Measures/ Receipt of Ballot Titles Continued

The Klamath 911 Emergency Communications District will continue to use the tax revenue from this measure to maintain funding for critical positions, addressing the needs of our citizens, and public safety partners, maintaining necessary equipment, and implementing advanced technologies proactively.

In recent years Klamath 911 has undertaken a broad modernization effort that will improve our communications with the public as well as Fire/EMS/Law Enforcement during emergencies. While these upgrades to our aging infrastructure where necessary, they come with increased licensing and maintenance costs.

Klamath 911 has struggled to recruit staff for this increasingly challenging job. As the public has more ways to reach emergency assistance with text to 911, and automatic crash detection systems in vehicles and mobile devices our call volume has increased 11% in the last five years.

Without this revenue the 911 District will not be able to maintain necessary staffing levels, equipment and planning for advancing technologies.

Measure 18-133

Shall the District pass a Levy of $0.82 per $1,000 for Five Years for Fire & EMS Services

Beginning FY2024/2025? This measure may cause property taxes to increase more than three percent.

Rocky Point Fire & EMS faces service reductions without the additional funds. The Districts permanent tax rate, which has not been increased since the early 1970's is not enough to sustain services to the public at the current level.

The proposed tax increase of $0.82 per $1,000 will give the District a budget of $105,410.00 for the FY2024/2025. The proposed levy if passed, will allow the District to continue current level of services, including Emergency Medical Response.

The estimated tax cost for this measure is an ESTIMATE ONLY based on the best information available from the county assessor at the time of estimate and may reflect the impact of early payment discounts, compression and the collection rate .

Emergency Injunction to be filed in Federal Court

Tenant in Apartment 15 James C. Garland is filing an Emergency Injunction with the Federal Court in the Medford Division.

James A. Redden U.S. Courthouse
310 West Sixth St.
Medford, OR 97501

The Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) & Older People

27 March 2024

Title II (State and Local Government)

Title II (State and Local Government) Nondiscrimination on the Basis of Disability in State and Local Government Services

Title II of the ADA prohibits discrimination against qualified individuals with disabilities in all programs, activities, and services of public entities. It applies to all state and local governments, their departments and agencies, and any other instrumentalities or special purpose districts of state or local governments.

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