Source document: Employment Contract (pdf)
Excellent two-part series by Kimberly Kolliner @ KTVL Channel 10 in Medford, Oregon: “The Cost of a Contract” Part 1 and Part 2
Updated data via early July 2018 public records request:
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JaxCo GOP County Commissioner Candidate Forum (13 Apr 2016)
About 98 minutes in duration…
Rep. Paul Gosar (R-AZ) Leads Secure Rural Schools Effort
OFFC / SOSGA State of the Seed Report
78:12 in duration:
Southern Oregon Land Conservancy solicits $1.4M from Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board for $2.4M “Rogue River Preserve” adjacent to Patrick Duffy property
Enjoy the coverage of local meetings that matter (71:00 in duration):
Jackson County BOC Struggles with Enforcing Federal ‘Coordination’ Law
07 Dec 2011 (115:07 in duration)
03 Dec 2014 (6:08 in duration)
18 Aug 2015 (46:18 in duration)
07 Jan 2016 (72:46 in duration)
19 Jan 2016 (81:45 in duration)
Supporting documents:
- County Ordinance 12.1231 Federal Coordination Policy
- Coordination Handbook
- Coordination by Fred Kelly Grant
- Jackson County Order No. 186-10
- The Coordination Process
- How Coordination Plans Work To Protect Your Rights by Fred Kelly Grant
- Requirements of US-Forest-Service Coordination
- Relationship Coordination by Anthony Intiso
Jackson County Commissioners to contact: Chair Rick Dyer & Doug Breidenthal as well as
Medford City Council is committed to ED (economic development) – 16 Jan 2016 / MMT
15+ SOJ Counties March on Sacramento’s Steps
“Prior to 1964, we had a senator in every county. We had representation in every county. We clearly do not have that any longer, so right now we have one representative for 11 counties whereas LA has 11 representatives in one county.”
United Nations’ plan to abscond American resources
GLOBAL FOREST RESOURCES ASSESSMENT 2015 (56 pages)
Credit to Mr. Doyel Shamley at Veritas Research Consulting for sourcing & Ms. Loma Wharton at Liberators2004.org for sharing!
‘After’ photos at Fielder Dam don’t lie (06-Sep-2015)
Photography credit: Mr. Rod Crume
Meanwhile Waterwatch / GEOS Institute arrogantly inform residents in the Rogue River Basin what’s “good” for them – at taxpayer expense:
