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01-09-26 Commissioners Approve A Drug Enforcement Grant For DINT (Photo) - 01/09/26

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

January 9, 2026

 

Commissioners Approve a Drug Enforcement Grant for DINT

 

(Douglas County, Ore) Douglas County Commissioners are pleased to announce that earlier this week they approved the acceptance of a renewal grant for the Douglas Interagency Narcotics Team (DINT).  DINT under the command of Lieutenant Rick McArthur received a grant from the Illegal Marijuana Market Enforcement Grant Program (IMMEGP). The grant, awarded by the State of Oregon through the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission (CJC), totals $1,945,652 and is the next cycle of an existing grant from the CJC that will support illegal marijuana enforcement efforts in Douglas County through August 31, 2027.

 

The funding will enhance DINT’s ability to investigate, disrupt, and dismantle illegal marijuana cultivation and distribution operations that pose risks to public safety, natural resources, and community well-being. Grant funds may be used to support personnel, investigations, equipment, training, prosecution-related costs, and collaborative enforcement efforts with local, state, and federal partners.

 

According to the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission, the Illegal Marijuana Market Enforcement Grant Program was created in 2018 following the passage of Senate Bill 1544 by the Oregon Legislature. The program was designed to provide targeted resources to local law enforcement agencies and district attorneys’ offices to address the ongoing challenges posed by illegal marijuana activity across the state.  IMMEGP assists local communities with costs incurred while addressing unlawful marijuana cultivation and distribution operations, including investigation and prosecution, as well as services for victims and survivors of labor trafficking and worker abuse. Illegal grow operations are often associated with environmental damage, unsafe working conditions, human trafficking, and other criminal activity, making enforcement efforts critical to protecting both people and property.

 

Lieutenant McArthur emphasized that the grant would allow DINT to continue proactive enforcement, operational readiness while strengthening partnerships with other agencies within the boundaries of Douglas County. “This funding gives us the tools necessary to address complex, multi-jurisdictional cases and to protect our communities from the impacts of illegal marijuana operations.”  He also personally thanked Commissioner Freeman for his extensive work on making sure this particular grant was funded properly and awarded to the agencies in Oregon that need it most. 

 

Commissioner Freeman noted that the grant reflects the Board’s continued confidence in DINT’s work and ongoing commitment to provide responsible and effective drug enforcement in Douglas County. He also noted that DINT has one of the highest drug plant seizure rates in the State of Oregon. 

 

DINT was originally formed in October 1989. The specialized unit was formed as part of a three-prong approach to substance abuse issues affecting Douglas County, Oregon. DINT is comprised of partnerships and support agencies made up of the following: Douglas County Board of Commissioners, Douglas County District Attorney's Office, Douglas County Sheriff's Office, Oregon National Guard, Oregon State Police, Bureau of Land Management, and the Roseburg Police Department.  The unit's primary responsibility is the investigation and enforcement of State and Federal Controlled Substance laws. Their mission also entails training for area police and fire departments, the public, and private sector businesses.

 

For more information about the Illegal Marijuana Market Enforcement Grant Program, visit the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission website at: https://www.oregon.gov/cjc/imme/pages/default.aspx

 

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Media Contact: Tamara Howell, Douglas County Emergency Communications & Community Engagement Specialist | Douglas County Public Affairs Office | Office: (541) 957-4896 | Cell: (541) 670-2804 | Email: tamara.howell@douglascountyor.gov

Attached Media Files: 10726DINTGrantRickMcArthur.png,

01-09-26 Commissioners Approve A Drug Enforcement Grant For DINT (Photo) - 01/09/26

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

January 9, 2026

 

Commissioners Approve a Drug Enforcement Grant for DINT

 

(Douglas County, Ore) Douglas County Commissioners are pleased to announce that earlier this week they approved the acceptance of a renewal grant for the Douglas Interagency Narcotics Team (DINT).  DINT under the command of Lieutenant Rick McArthur received a grant from the Illegal Marijuana Market Enforcement Grant Program (IMMEGP). The grant, awarded by the State of Oregon through the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission (CJC), totals $1,945,652 and is the next cycle of an existing grant from the CJC that will support illegal marijuana enforcement efforts in Douglas County through August 31, 2027.

 

The funding will enhance DINT’s ability to investigate, disrupt, and dismantle illegal marijuana cultivation and distribution operations that pose risks to public safety, natural resources, and community well-being. Grant funds may be used to support personnel, investigations, equipment, training, prosecution-related costs, and collaborative enforcement efforts with local, state, and federal partners.

 

According to the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission, the Illegal Marijuana Market Enforcement Grant Program was created in 2018 following the passage of Senate Bill 1544 by the Oregon Legislature. The program was designed to provide targeted resources to local law enforcement agencies and district attorneys’ offices to address the ongoing challenges posed by illegal marijuana activity across the state.  IMMEGP assists local communities with costs incurred while addressing unlawful marijuana cultivation and distribution operations, including investigation and prosecution, as well as services for victims and survivors of labor trafficking and worker abuse. Illegal grow operations are often associated with environmental damage, unsafe working conditions, human trafficking, and other criminal activity, making enforcement efforts critical to protecting both people and property.

 

Lieutenant McArthur emphasized that the grant would allow DINT to continue proactive enforcement, operational readiness while strengthening partnerships with other agencies within the boundaries of Douglas County. “This funding gives us the tools necessary to address complex, multi-jurisdictional cases and to protect our communities from the impacts of illegal marijuana operations.”  He also personally thanked Commissioner Freeman for his extensive work on making sure this particular grant was funded properly and awarded to the agencies in Oregon that need it most. 

 

Commissioner Freeman noted that the grant reflects the Board’s continued confidence in DINT’s work and ongoing commitment to provide responsible and effective drug enforcement in Douglas County. He also noted that DINT has one of the highest drug plant seizure rates in the State of Oregon. 

 

DINT was originally formed in October 1989. The specialized unit was formed as part of a three-prong approach to substance abuse issues affecting Douglas County, Oregon. DINT is comprised of partnerships and support agencies made up of the following: Douglas County Board of Commissioners, Douglas County District Attorney's Office, Douglas County Sheriff's Office, Oregon National Guard, Oregon State Police, Bureau of Land Management, and the Roseburg Police Department.  The unit's primary responsibility is the investigation and enforcement of State and Federal Controlled Substance laws. Their mission also entails training for area police and fire departments, the public, and private sector businesses.

 

For more information about the Illegal Marijuana Market Enforcement Grant Program, visit the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission website at: https://www.oregon.gov/cjc/imme/pages/default.aspx

 

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Media Contact: Tamara Howell, Douglas County Emergency Communications & Community Engagement Specialist | Douglas County Public Affairs Office | Office: (541) 957-4896 | Cell: (541) 670-2804 | Email: tamara.howell@douglascountyor.gov

Attached Media Files: 10726DINTGrantRickMcArthur.png,

12-12-25 Commissioners Recognize Zimmer And Keith For Recent Awards (Photo) - 12/12/25

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

December 12, 2025

 

Commissioners Recognize Zimmer and Keith for Recent Awards

 

            (Douglas County, Ore.) Douglas County Commissioners Tim Freeman, Tom Kress, and Chris Boice had the opportunity to recognize Jim Zimmer, Department Director at Douglas County’s Salmon Harbor Division and Ciera Keith, Director at the Douglas County Fairgrounds, for their respective accolades.

 

            “Whenever we have staff here at the County that go above and beyond and receive accolades outside their normal performance, we like to recognize their efforts.” – Commissioner Chris Boice 

 

Commissioner Chris Boice, liaison Commissioner for Douglas County’s Salmon Harbor Department recognized Jim Zimmer and staff at Douglas County’s Salmon Harbor Division for our – Winchester Bay RV Resort being named one of RV Life’s “Best of the Best” Campgrounds for 2025, placing Douglas Countys Winchester Bay RV Resort in the top 25% of more than 20,000 campgrounds across North America. This honor is based entirely on verified guest reviews, making it a true reflection of visitor satisfaction. 

 

In the award letter, Dawn Watanabe, Director of Campground Success, RV LIFE stated, “After reading the glowing stories shared by RV LIFE members, it's clear that Winchester Bay RV Resort is a truly special place that consistently delivers outstanding experiences and earns remarkable satisfaction from the RV LIFE community. For this reason, Winchester Bay RV Resort has been recognized as one of RV LIFE's "Best of the Best" for 2025! To qualify for this honor, campgrounds must have received multiple new reviews within the past year, ensuring that recognition reflects current experiences. From there, they look not only at overall ratings, but also at the level of engagement the park inspires. In short, a higher volume of reviews, ratings, and feedback, paired with exceptional guest satisfaction, boosted Winchester Bay RV Resort’s overall score and earned a well-deserved place among the top 25% of campgrounds!  When guests talk about Winchester Bay RV Resort’s campground, they consistently praise your immaculate facilities; waterfront views; and exceptional staff service.”

 

            “For Douglas County, this recognition is a significant achievement—it showcases the quality of our facilities, the dedication of our staff, and the unique coastal experience we provide. It positions Winchester Bay RV Resort not only as a premier destination for RV travelers nationwide, but also as a source of pride for our community  This award is a win for all of Winchester Bay and Douglas County. Visitors who stay at the RV Resort don’t just enjoy our waterfront—they support local restaurants, shops, and attractions, bringing positive economic impact to the whole community.” – Jim Zimmer, Department Director Salmon Harbor Marina – Winchester Bay RV Resort

 

            RV Life is one of the largest RV travel platforms in North America, serving millions of RVers with trip planning tools, RV‑safe GPS navigation, and a comprehensive database of campground reviews. Their Best of the Best award highlights the top 25% of parks based solely on guest feedback. Being honored by RV Life means Winchester Bay RV Resort is recognized nationally as one of the most highly rated RV destinations in the country.

 

Commissioner Tom Kress, liaison Commissioner for the Douglas County Fairgrounds honored Ciera Keith for recently graduating from the Institute of Fair Management during the 2025 International Association of Fairs and Expositions (IAFE) Convention and Trade Show in Denver, Colorado in December 2025.  Established in 2007, the Institute of Fair Management provides industry professionals and volunteers with comprehensive training across the core competencies essential to producing today’s agricultural fairs. The program includes coursework in management, risk management, marketing, programming, operations, and year-round facility usage.

 

 

“This is just one of the many positive things that comes up on a regular basis that let’s everyone know that Ciera was a great choice for Fair Manager.” Commissioner Tom Kress

 

            “Ciera Keith was among 56 individuals who met all of the Institute of Fair Management requirements to move to graduate status. Currently, the Institute has 272 enrollees, all at various stages within their Institute experience,” said Amy Listle, IFMG, CFE, IAFE Education Manager.

 

            “Through the support of our former Fair Director Dan, the Fair Board and the Commissioners, over the last two years I completed 36 classes.  Those included webinars, online and in-person classes, conferences and summits with industry professionals.   It has been an invaluable experience being able to take these classes.  I look forward to taking what I have learned over the last few years and applying to continually improving our facility.  I could not do this without my staff.  They are incredible and they work hard, tirelessly every single day for every single event we have.”  - Ciera Keith, IMFG Douglas County Fair Manager. 

 

            The International Association of Fairs and Expositions (IAFE) The IAFE, based in Springfield, MO, is a voluntary nonprofit organization that supports agricultural fairs, shows, exhibitions, and expositions at the state, provincial, regional, and county levels. Its associate members include state and provincial associations of fairs, as well as non-agricultural expositions and festivals. Additionally, the organization collaborates with associations, corporations, and individuals who provide products and services to its members, all to enhance fairs, shows, expositions, and related fields. For more information, visit www.fairsandexpos.com.

 

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Media Contact: Tamara Howell, Douglas County Emergency Communications & Community Engagement Specialist, Douglas County Public Affairs Office | Office: (541) 957-4896 | Email: tamara.howell@douglascountupr.gov

Assets Attached.  Photo: K.Tate/Douglas County

 

Photos:

Commissioner Chris Boice presents Jim Zimmer with the RV Life, “Best of the Best” Award

Commissioner Tom Kress presents Ciera Keith with her diploma from IAFE

Attached Media Files: 121025CommissionerKressandCieraKeith.jpg, 121025commissionerboiceandjimzimmer.jpg,

12-12-25 Commissioners Recognize Zimmer And Keith For Recent Awards (Photo) - 12/12/25

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

December 12, 2025

 

Commissioners Recognize Zimmer and Keith for Recent Awards

 

            (Douglas County, Ore.) Douglas County Commissioners Tim Freeman, Tom Kress, and Chris Boice had the opportunity to recognize Jim Zimmer, Department Director at Douglas County’s Salmon Harbor Division and Ciera Keith, Director at the Douglas County Fairgrounds, for their respective accolades.

 

            “Whenever we have staff here at the County that go above and beyond and receive accolades outside their normal performance, we like to recognize their efforts.” – Commissioner Chris Boice 

 

Commissioner Chris Boice, liaison Commissioner for Douglas County’s Salmon Harbor Department recognized Jim Zimmer and staff at Douglas County’s Salmon Harbor Division for our – Winchester Bay RV Resort being named one of RV Life’s “Best of the Best” Campgrounds for 2025, placing Douglas Countys Winchester Bay RV Resort in the top 25% of more than 20,000 campgrounds across North America. This honor is based entirely on verified guest reviews, making it a true reflection of visitor satisfaction. 

 

In the award letter, Dawn Watanabe, Director of Campground Success, RV LIFE stated, “After reading the glowing stories shared by RV LIFE members, it's clear that Winchester Bay RV Resort is a truly special place that consistently delivers outstanding experiences and earns remarkable satisfaction from the RV LIFE community. For this reason, Winchester Bay RV Resort has been recognized as one of RV LIFE's "Best of the Best" for 2025! To qualify for this honor, campgrounds must have received multiple new reviews within the past year, ensuring that recognition reflects current experiences. From there, they look not only at overall ratings, but also at the level of engagement the park inspires. In short, a higher volume of reviews, ratings, and feedback, paired with exceptional guest satisfaction, boosted Winchester Bay RV Resort’s overall score and earned a well-deserved place among the top 25% of campgrounds!  When guests talk about Winchester Bay RV Resort’s campground, they consistently praise your immaculate facilities; waterfront views; and exceptional staff service.”

 

            “For Douglas County, this recognition is a significant achievement—it showcases the quality of our facilities, the dedication of our staff, and the unique coastal experience we provide. It positions Winchester Bay RV Resort not only as a premier destination for RV travelers nationwide, but also as a source of pride for our community  This award is a win for all of Winchester Bay and Douglas County. Visitors who stay at the RV Resort don’t just enjoy our waterfront—they support local restaurants, shops, and attractions, bringing positive economic impact to the whole community.” – Jim Zimmer, Department Director Salmon Harbor Marina – Winchester Bay RV Resort

 

            RV Life is one of the largest RV travel platforms in North America, serving millions of RVers with trip planning tools, RV‑safe GPS navigation, and a comprehensive database of campground reviews. Their Best of the Best award highlights the top 25% of parks based solely on guest feedback. Being honored by RV Life means Winchester Bay RV Resort is recognized nationally as one of the most highly rated RV destinations in the country.

 

Commissioner Tom Kress, liaison Commissioner for the Douglas County Fairgrounds honored Ciera Keith for recently graduating from the Institute of Fair Management during the 2025 International Association of Fairs and Expositions (IAFE) Convention and Trade Show in Denver, Colorado in December 2025.  Established in 2007, the Institute of Fair Management provides industry professionals and volunteers with comprehensive training across the core competencies essential to producing today’s agricultural fairs. The program includes coursework in management, risk management, marketing, programming, operations, and year-round facility usage.

 

 

“This is just one of the many positive things that comes up on a regular basis that let’s everyone know that Ciera was a great choice for Fair Manager.” Commissioner Tom Kress

 

            “Ciera Keith was among 56 individuals who met all of the Institute of Fair Management requirements to move to graduate status. Currently, the Institute has 272 enrollees, all at various stages within their Institute experience,” said Amy Listle, IFMG, CFE, IAFE Education Manager.

 

            “Through the support of our former Fair Director Dan, the Fair Board and the Commissioners, over the last two years I completed 36 classes.  Those included webinars, online and in-person classes, conferences and summits with industry professionals.   It has been an invaluable experience being able to take these classes.  I look forward to taking what I have learned over the last few years and applying to continually improving our facility.  I could not do this without my staff.  They are incredible and they work hard, tirelessly every single day for every single event we have.”  - Ciera Keith, IMFG Douglas County Fair Manager. 

 

            The International Association of Fairs and Expositions (IAFE) The IAFE, based in Springfield, MO, is a voluntary nonprofit organization that supports agricultural fairs, shows, exhibitions, and expositions at the state, provincial, regional, and county levels. Its associate members include state and provincial associations of fairs, as well as non-agricultural expositions and festivals. Additionally, the organization collaborates with associations, corporations, and individuals who provide products and services to its members, all to enhance fairs, shows, expositions, and related fields. For more information, visit www.fairsandexpos.com.

 

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Media Contact: Tamara Howell, Douglas County Emergency Communications & Community Engagement Specialist, Douglas County Public Affairs Office | Office: (541) 957-4896 | Email: tamara.howell@douglascountupr.gov

Assets Attached.  Photo: K.Tate/Douglas County

 

Photos:

Commissioner Chris Boice presents Jim Zimmer with the RV Life, “Best of the Best” Award

Commissioner Tom Kress presents Ciera Keith with her diploma from IAFE

Attached Media Files: 121025CommissionerKressandCieraKeith.jpg, 121025commissionerboiceandjimzimmer.jpg,

12-12-25 NOTICE OF HOLIDAY CLOSURE - Christmas Day And New Year’s Day - 12/12/25

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

December 12, 2025

 

***NOTICE OF HOLIDAY CLOSURE***

Christmas Day and New Year’s Day

 

            (Douglas County, Ore.) Douglas County Commissioners Tim Freeman, Tom Kress, and Chris Boice would like to remind citizens that government offices in the Douglas County Courthouse, located at 1036 SE Douglas Avenue in Roseburg, as well as the Douglas County Justice Building, Douglas County Courthouse Annex in Reedsport, Transfer Stations, Douglas County Fairgrounds, Douglas County Museums and All External Douglas County Government Offices will be closed to the public on Thursday, December 25, 2025, as well as Thursday, January 1, 2026, in observance of Christmas Day and New Year’s Day Holidays. As always, even when Douglas County government offices are closed, many officials and public employees are still working. 

 

  • The Douglas County Board of Commissioners and designated department officials will remain engaged and available to respond to any local emergencies, regardless of the holiday.
  • Douglas County Senior Services Bistro Sixty Dining Sites (Dine-In Meal Service) and Meals on Wheels Programs in Glendale, Glide, Yoncalla, Reedsport, Sutherlin, Riddle and Winston will be closed on Thursday, December 25, and Thursday, January 1.  Our Senior Dining sites will resume their dine-in service on Friday, December 26, and Friday, January 2 respectively.  Patrons needing meals for Thursday, December 25, and Thursday, January 1 are asked to call Douglas County Seniors Services at (541) 440-3677 to request an extra meal during their Tuesday, December 23, and Tuesday, December 30 dine-in service or Meals on Wheels delivery.
  • The Umpqua River Lighthouse Museum in Winchester Bay will be open for visitors on Thursday, January 1, 2026, for normal business hours.
  • Douglas County Parks. All Douglas County operated parks, campgrounds and boat ramps will continue to be open and accessible to the public on Christmas and New Year’s Day.  For reservation information at Douglas County operated campgrounds, please call (541) 957-7001 or go online to https://douglascountyor.gov/802/Parks. 
  • Salmon Harbor Marina docks, boat ramps, camping sites and the Winchester Bay RV Resort will be open and accessible to the public during this time.  For more information please call (541) 271-3407 or go online to https://douglascountyor.gov/448/Salmon-Harbor-Marina. 
  • Even though the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) lobby entrance will be closed on Thursday, December 25, and Thursday, January 1, our Sheriff’s Deputies, 911 communications and DCSO staff will continue to provide law enforcement protection and emergency assistance for our residents.  If you have an emergency, call 9-1-1.  If you need to reach dispatch for a non-emergency, call the DCSO non-emergency number at (541) 440-4471. 

 

Additionally, some County Departments might have limited hours or be lightly staffed during the holiday season.  Please call ahead of your visit on that day to see if the Department has staff available to assist you with your needs.  You can call (541) 672-3311 for general inquiries and Department extensions.  You can also log onto our website at https://douglascountyor.gov/ to access the direct phone numbers for each County Department.   

 

            Commissioner Freeman, Kress, and Boice understand how very important it is to spend Christmas and New Year’s with family and friends, so they hope you will join us in celebrating the holidays safely, in making healthy choices, being kind to one another, and always check road conditions before you travel.  Your Douglas County Commissioners and everyone with Douglas County Government wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

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Media Contact:   Tamara Howell, Douglas County Emergency Communications & Community Engagement Specialist, Douglas County Public Affairs Office | Office: (541) 957-4896 | Cell: (541) 670-2804 | Email: tamara.howell@douglascountyor.gov

12-12-25 NOTICE OF HOLIDAY CLOSURE - Christmas Day And New Year’s Day - 12/12/25

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

December 12, 2025

 

***NOTICE OF HOLIDAY CLOSURE***

Christmas Day and New Year’s Day

 

            (Douglas County, Ore.) Douglas County Commissioners Tim Freeman, Tom Kress, and Chris Boice would like to remind citizens that government offices in the Douglas County Courthouse, located at 1036 SE Douglas Avenue in Roseburg, as well as the Douglas County Justice Building, Douglas County Courthouse Annex in Reedsport, Transfer Stations, Douglas County Fairgrounds, Douglas County Museums and All External Douglas County Government Offices will be closed to the public on Thursday, December 25, 2025, as well as Thursday, January 1, 2026, in observance of Christmas Day and New Year’s Day Holidays. As always, even when Douglas County government offices are closed, many officials and public employees are still working. 

 

  • The Douglas County Board of Commissioners and designated department officials will remain engaged and available to respond to any local emergencies, regardless of the holiday.
  • Douglas County Senior Services Bistro Sixty Dining Sites (Dine-In Meal Service) and Meals on Wheels Programs in Glendale, Glide, Yoncalla, Reedsport, Sutherlin, Riddle and Winston will be closed on Thursday, December 25, and Thursday, January 1.  Our Senior Dining sites will resume their dine-in service on Friday, December 26, and Friday, January 2 respectively.  Patrons needing meals for Thursday, December 25, and Thursday, January 1 are asked to call Douglas County Seniors Services at (541) 440-3677 to request an extra meal during their Tuesday, December 23, and Tuesday, December 30 dine-in service or Meals on Wheels delivery.
  • The Umpqua River Lighthouse Museum in Winchester Bay will be open for visitors on Thursday, January 1, 2026, for normal business hours.
  • Douglas County Parks. All Douglas County operated parks, campgrounds and boat ramps will continue to be open and accessible to the public on Christmas and New Year’s Day.  For reservation information at Douglas County operated campgrounds, please call (541) 957-7001 or go online to https://douglascountyor.gov/802/Parks. 
  • Salmon Harbor Marina docks, boat ramps, camping sites and the Winchester Bay RV Resort will be open and accessible to the public during this time.  For more information please call (541) 271-3407 or go online to https://douglascountyor.gov/448/Salmon-Harbor-Marina. 
  • Even though the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) lobby entrance will be closed on Thursday, December 25, and Thursday, January 1, our Sheriff’s Deputies, 911 communications and DCSO staff will continue to provide law enforcement protection and emergency assistance for our residents.  If you have an emergency, call 9-1-1.  If you need to reach dispatch for a non-emergency, call the DCSO non-emergency number at (541) 440-4471. 

 

Additionally, some County Departments might have limited hours or be lightly staffed during the holiday season.  Please call ahead of your visit on that day to see if the Department has staff available to assist you with your needs.  You can call (541) 672-3311 for general inquiries and Department extensions.  You can also log onto our website at https://douglascountyor.gov/ to access the direct phone numbers for each County Department.   

 

            Commissioner Freeman, Kress, and Boice understand how very important it is to spend Christmas and New Year’s with family and friends, so they hope you will join us in celebrating the holidays safely, in making healthy choices, being kind to one another, and always check road conditions before you travel.  Your Douglas County Commissioners and everyone with Douglas County Government wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

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Media Contact:   Tamara Howell, Douglas County Emergency Communications & Community Engagement Specialist, Douglas County Public Affairs Office | Office: (541) 957-4896 | Cell: (541) 670-2804 | Email: tamara.howell@douglascountyor.gov

12-12-25 Meeting Notice - Douglas County Senior Services Advisory Council (Photo) - 12/12/25

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

December 12, 2025

 

 

*** MEETING NOTICE***

Douglas County Senior Services Advisory Council

Monday, December 15, 2025

 

 

(Douglas County, Ore.) Douglas County Commissioners Tim Freeman, Tom Kress, and Chris Boice are pleased to inform the public that the next meeting of the Douglas County Senior Services Advisory Council will take place on Monday, December 15, 2025, at 1:00 pm in Room 216 of the Douglas County Courthouse located at 1036 SE Douglas Avenue in Roseburg, Oregon.

 

In compliance with ORS 192.610 to 192.690, we will accommodate any member of the public who wishes to view the meeting. To view the live stream or post meeting recording, please visit: https://www.youtube.com/@douglascountyoregongov.

 

For additional information about this meeting, please contact the Douglas County Senior Services by calling (541) 440-3677 or email at seniors@douglascountyor.gov. The meeting agenda is attached and can also be found at https://douglascountyor.gov/.

 

 

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Media Contact: Tamara Howell, Douglas County Emergency Communications & Community Engagement Specialist, Douglas County Public Affairs Office | Office: (541) 957-4896 | Cell: (541) 670-2804 | Email: tamara.howell@douglascountyor.gov

 

Attached Media Files: SACAgendaDecember152025.jpg,

12-12-25 Meeting Notice - Douglas County Senior Services Advisory Council (Photo) - 12/12/25

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

December 12, 2025

 

 

*** MEETING NOTICE***

Douglas County Senior Services Advisory Council

Monday, December 15, 2025

 

 

(Douglas County, Ore.) Douglas County Commissioners Tim Freeman, Tom Kress, and Chris Boice are pleased to inform the public that the next meeting of the Douglas County Senior Services Advisory Council will take place on Monday, December 15, 2025, at 1:00 pm in Room 216 of the Douglas County Courthouse located at 1036 SE Douglas Avenue in Roseburg, Oregon.

 

In compliance with ORS 192.610 to 192.690, we will accommodate any member of the public who wishes to view the meeting. To view the live stream or post meeting recording, please visit: https://www.youtube.com/@douglascountyoregongov.

 

For additional information about this meeting, please contact the Douglas County Senior Services by calling (541) 440-3677 or email at seniors@douglascountyor.gov. The meeting agenda is attached and can also be found at https://douglascountyor.gov/.

 

 

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Media Contact: Tamara Howell, Douglas County Emergency Communications & Community Engagement Specialist, Douglas County Public Affairs Office | Office: (541) 957-4896 | Cell: (541) 670-2804 | Email: tamara.howell@douglascountyor.gov

 

Attached Media Files: SACAgendaDecember152025.jpg,