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Clatsop County To Illuminate Buildings Green For Operation Green Light In Support Of Veterans - 10/08/26

ASTORIA, OR - Clatsop County’s buildings will be illuminated green November 4 -11, 2026 as part of Operation Green Light for Veterans.

 

This national collaborative initiative of the National Association of Counties supports military veterans and raises awareness about unique challenges faced by many veterans and resources available at the county, state, and federal level to assist them and their families.

 

“Something as simple as changing a light bulb can send a powerful message,” said Clatsop County Board Chair Mark Kujala. “When our homes, businesses and public buildings shine green, we’re showing veterans throughout Clatsop County that their community stands with them. I hope everyone will join us in making that message visible.”

 

Along with lighting County buildings, residents, businesses, and other local agencies are encouraged to take part by changing one or more light bulbs inside or outside your home or place of business to a green bulb from November 4-11. This simple act not only expresses our support, it also helps spark conversations about the needs of veterans in our community and the services available to them and their families.

 

Confirmed participants so far include Clatsop Community Action, Astoria Elks #180, and the cities of Astoria, Cannon Beach, and Seaside. Clatsop County is grateful for their partnership in honoring our veterans and encourages other local agencies and businesses to join the effort. 

 

By shining a green light, we seek to let our veterans know that they are seen, appreciated, and supported. Community members can share their participation on social media using the hashtag #OperationGreenLight.

 

Need a green bulb? To help the community participate, a limited number of free bulbs are available at the following locations while supplies last:

Visit the County’s Veteran Services Program webpage for more information and links to resources available to veterans.

 

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Clatsop County To Illuminate Buildings Green For Operation Green Light In Support Of Veterans - 10/08/26

ASTORIA, OR - Clatsop County’s buildings will be illuminated green November 4 -11, 2026 as part of Operation Green Light for Veterans.

 

This national collaborative initiative of the National Association of Counties supports military veterans and raises awareness about unique challenges faced by many veterans and resources available at the county, state, and federal level to assist them and their families.

 

“Something as simple as changing a light bulb can send a powerful message,” said Clatsop County Board Chair Mark Kujala. “When our homes, businesses and public buildings shine green, we’re showing veterans throughout Clatsop County that their community stands with them. I hope everyone will join us in making that message visible.”

 

Along with lighting County buildings, residents, businesses, and other local agencies are encouraged to take part by changing one or more light bulbs inside or outside your home or place of business to a green bulb from November 4-11. This simple act not only expresses our support, it also helps spark conversations about the needs of veterans in our community and the services available to them and their families.

 

Confirmed participants so far include Clatsop Community Action, Astoria Elks #180, and the cities of Astoria, Cannon Beach, and Seaside. Clatsop County is grateful for their partnership in honoring our veterans and encourages other local agencies and businesses to join the effort. 

 

By shining a green light, we seek to let our veterans know that they are seen, appreciated, and supported. Community members can share their participation on social media using the hashtag #OperationGreenLight.

 

Need a green bulb? To help the community participate, a limited number of free bulbs are available at the following locations while supplies last:

Visit the County’s Veteran Services Program webpage for more information and links to resources available to veterans.

 

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