Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for East Multnomah County Soil And Water Conservation District.
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Oct 15, 2026
Dec 17, 2026
Funding for community conservation projects, including habitat restoration, sustainable agriculture and gardening, water quality, conservation education, and climate resilience.
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City
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Portland
County
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Multnomah
Address
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5211 N Williams Ave
Phone Number
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(503) 222-7645
Zip Code
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97217
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Board meetings and strategic plans from East Multnomah County Soil And Water Conservation District
The Board meeting covered several operational and strategic topics. Key discussions included the approval of the FY25-26 audit engagement letter, a review of staff progress and planning from the previous fiscal year, and potential collaborative opportunities between staff and the Board for urban and rural land programs. The Board also reviewed and approved the FY 26-27 Workplan. Furthermore, the meeting addressed specific projects, including authorization to serve as the lead applicant for a Rooster Rock Culvert Replacement grant and approval of an amendment to the Intergovernmental Agreement for the MHCC Dam Removal project. Updates were provided on the strategic planning process and a reflection on a staff learning journey project.
The board meeting covered a wide range of reports and strategic discussions. Highlights included the Quarter 3 operational report, which detailed staff hires, the success of the annual native plant sale, and updates on dam removal funding and various landscape management projects. The board reviewed and approved recommendations from the Land Legacy Committee and received an overview of special partnership agreements with local watershed councils. Discussions also focused on proposed updates to the Urban Cooperative Landowner Incentive Program, the upcoming five-year strategic planning process, and a request for a new supplemental quarterly financial reporting format to track net revenue and program growth.
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The board meeting served as an onboarding module focused on the District's equity-related initiatives and projects embedded in staff workplans. Key discussions included a review of the Equity Action Plan, lessons learned from past equity efforts such as hiring practices and grant programs, strategies for diversifying the board, and navigating the impact of the current political climate on staff and community relationships. The meeting also addressed future steps, including upcoming Equity Foundations Training for board members and plans for the next strategic planning cycle, which will emphasize indigenous stewardship and land reconnection.
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