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09/30/2026 · Pendleton
Special Counsel Jack Smith Discusses Potential Future Prosecution of Donald Trump
Special Counsel Jack Smith discussed his approach to potential future prosecutions involving Donald Trump. Smith emphasized that his decisions would remain independent of political affiliations or the former president's candidacy.
Trump Administration Modifies Vehicle Fuel Efficiency Standards
The Trump administration announced adjustments to fuel efficiency standards for new vehicles. These changes impact previously established targets for cars and light trucks. Officials stated the revised rules aim to provide flexibility for manufacturers.
09/30/2026
Supreme Court Allows Deportations to Third Countries to Continue
The Supreme Court has permitted the Trump administration to continue deporting individuals to third countries. The policy involves transferring migrants to nations other than their country of origin or the United States. Justices will further review the legal challenges to these practices.
09/30/2026
MI5 Warns UK Universities About Chinese State Security Link
MI5 has informed British universities about potential links between a Chinese research institute and China's Ministry of State Security. The agency recommends institutions sever ties with the identified entity. This advisory comes amid broader concerns about intellectual property security.
09/30/2026
Dementia Patient Medication Use: A Michigan Case Study
A Michigan woman's case highlights family and guardian choices concerning sedating medications for agitated dementia patients. These medications are used in long-term care facilities. Federal initiatives aim to reduce their application.
09/30/2026
US Economy Grows 2.2% in Second Quarter, Government Reports
The U.S. economy expanded by 2.2% in the second quarter, according to new government data. This figure represents an upward revision from earlier estimates. The Commerce Department released the updated gross domestic product numbers today.
09/30/2026
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View allCrook County Board of Commissioners Work Session- October 14, 2026 at 9am
Crook County Board of County Commissioners will hold its scheduled Work Session meeting on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, beginning at 9:00 AM, at the Administration Conference Room, located at 203 NE Court Street, Prineville, OR 97754. The principal subject(s) anticipated to be discussed are: Agenda: Discussion Regarding Enterprise Zone Extended Property Tax Abatement; Consider Approval of Re-Recording Order 2025-33, In the Matter of Appointment to the Fair Board; Consider Crook County Solid Waste Applications for Disposal Fee Credit; Request for Approval of Employee Promotion; Consider Adoption of the Crook County Energy Resilience Plan; Consider Amendment 10 to Oregon Health Authority 2025-2027 Intergovernmental Agreement 185807; Community Development Monthly Update for August and September 2026. Scheduled Appearances: Kelsey Haskett, EDCO – Crook County Director; County Staff Presentations. Executive Session: None Scheduled. Additional items may be discussed that arise too late to be included as part of this notice. For complete agenda and scheduled times, please see the website https://crookcountyor.gov. For information about adding agenda items, for information on remote attendance, or to request assistance due to disability or for assistance with language interpretation or communications aids, please contact the Crook County Administration Office at 541-447-6555 or Eric Blaine at [email protected]. Assistance to disabled individuals or persons needing language interpretation is provided with advance notice .Join Zoom Meeting: https://crookcountyor.zoom.us/j/96242144333?pwd=R05nRWxIVHVneHRqRGFES0VQK3cwQT09Meeting ID: 962 4214 4333Passcode: 970900
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Developmental Disabilities - Umatilla County Skip to main navigation Skip to main content Skip to page footer Umatilla County Developmental Disability Services (CDDP) We are committed to Health & Safety, Choice, and Community Inclusion Intake and Eligibility EnglishKimberly Rehder - Eligibility SpecialistPhone: 541-278-4458Email: [email protected] for Services SpanishMayra Madrigal - EntrevistaNumero de Telefono: 541-278-4452Email: [email protected]ón en Español Who is Eligible? Developmental Disabilities are severe, chronic disabilities, which are attributed to intellectual or physical disabilities, or a combination of such impairments. Some conditions typically associated with developmental disabilities are: Epilepsy Cerebral palsy Autism Intellectual disabilities Developmental disabilities are manifested before the age of twenty-two, and are likely to continue indefinitely. The disability must significantly affect the person’s abilities in at least two of the following areas: Communication Capacity for independent living Economic self-sufficiency Learning Mobility Self care and/or self direction As a result of the disability the person may require lifelong supports and services. Disability Rights of Oregon Disability Rights Oregon is pleased to announce that the Association of Oregon Centers for Independent Living and 8 individuals with mobility and/or visual impairments have entered into a class action settlement agreement with the Oregon Department of Transportation to address missing and non-compliant curb ramps and traffic signals on the entire state highway system. This involves over 12,000 curb ramp locations. ODOT is agreeing to bring them into compliance with the ADA and its regulations over a 15-year period – with 75% of the curb ramps completed by 2027. There are many other important provisions, including the appointment of an Accessibility Consultant, a public complaint process, and a way to request that an audible pedestrian signal be installed. AOCIL v. ODOT Settlement AgreementODOT Notice of Proposed Class Action SettlementODOT ADA Appendix B - audible pedestrian signalsAppendix C - High Priority Locations Contact Us Phone:541-278-4450 Location:817 SE 13th St.Pendleton, OR 97801
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Geographic Information Service (GIS) The parcel base is in polygons, is updated daily, and is registered to (NAD83(91)). Umatilla County adheres to the Oregon GIS Data Standards. Subdivision and Partition Plat Requirements and Fees Umatilla County Interactive Map Address Change Form Information Available for Purchase The following maps are available for purchase from the GIS department at this time: School Districts Fire Districts Vector Control Districts Ambulance districts Parcels Overlaid with Districts Parcels Overlaid on Aerials The following aerial photographs are available for purchase from the GIS department at this time: 1996 1998 2000 2003 2005 2006 2009 2011 Maps can be created or digital data can be sent via CD or DVD. GIS Pricing Structure $20 Parcels overlaid on aerials $500 for parcel data $30 for attributes for data $6.00 for individual tax lots Subscription for monthly parcel boundary update: $200.00 per month, pro-rated, paid annually. Maps can be created or digital data can be sent via CD or DVD.The cost is dependent upon the project. $75 per hour computer charge plus the cost of the media: 8.5” X 11” = $5.00 11” X 17” = $6.00 24”X 24” = $20.00 Larger sizes are calculated on a cost of $7.00 per square foot basis If you would like to order a map, please contact the GIS department, or download and fill out the Order Form, and mail it to: Umatilla County Attn: GIS Department 216 SE 4th St. Pendleton, OR 97801 Contact Us Phone: 541-278-6231 Email:[email protected] Hours: 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Subpages Assessor Maps Consolidation of Tax Lots
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