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  • May 20th – Month 11: The picture for next year is still a little fuzzy!

    With the adoption of the budgets and the contract approvals all but one piece of the jigsaw puzzle has come together for our next fiscal year – July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026. Due to the election process for write-in candidates, there is still some uncertainty about the boards. This communication covers work underway…

  • Special Edition #3 – May Election Ballots & Districts’ Budgets

    The purpose of this communication is to provide you with updated information about write-in candidates on the May ballot for Board positions AND about the District Budgets approved by the Budget Committees. May 20th Election – Write-in Campaigns This week, Clatsop County Elections is sending ballots to registered voters for the May 20th election. There…

  • Special Edition #2 – How our Water Intake, Treatment & Distribution System works

    Item B below tries to provide understandable description of our water intake, treatment and distribution system. This is a companion piece to the previous edition about how our Waste Water Processing Works. But first …. an update about our new gWorks Billing System A. March 10th Billing The March 10th billing will be the first one…

  • Special Edition #1: How our waste water processing works

    There have been questions about how our water and waste water systems work and exactly what is Matt needing to do to rejuvenate them. Its tough to give meaningful answers to these questions without setting some context. The below (item B) tries to provide understandable context that will answer questions about our waste water system…

  • State of the Water and Sanitary Districts – January 2024

    After 6 months as Presidents of the Boards, we have begun to get a grasp on the current state of the Water District and Sanitary District and are formulating a plan / process to address the shortcomings that we see.  The work ahead will almost certainly have financial impact on rate payers. We think it’s…