Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Tillamook County.
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Posted
Oct 26, 2026
Dec 3, 2026
Project consists of reconstructing approx. 1,200 LF along the Wilson River, including 16,600 CY of Class 200 riprap.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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111587
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
135.4
Population
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27,384
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Tillamook County
The board meeting focused on the development of an actionable financial plan, including the establishment of official financial policy goals. Key topics included proposed goals such as providing cost-effective services, achieving a structurally balanced budget, maintaining assets, enhancing creditworthiness, and protecting against service disruptions. Discussions also covered broader policy considerations, including minimizing financial impacts on local populations, shifting the burden between residences and businesses, and prioritizing the retention of county staff. The board agreed to refine the proposed goals to better reflect commitments to public safety and non-mandated services that are vital to the community.
The board discussed a presentation from the HR department regarding employee appreciation initiatives. The presentation reviewed the results of a recent staff survey which identified strong preferences for department-specific gatherings and in-person activities. Proposed strategic recommendations included the introduction of virtual recognition platforms, bi-annual department-specific events, milestone anniversary lunches, and the implementation of volunteer service opportunities. The discussion also addressed the feasibility of these initiatives within the current fiscal budget and emphasized the goal of balancing employee engagement and morale with public perception.
Public-sector contacts connected to Tillamook County.
The meeting provided community updates, covering hospital operational statistics, election procedures, and voter registration deadlines. Discussion topics included funding for local port infrastructure, the completion of the Columbia Memorial Hospital resiliency upgrade, and the availability of a new jobs tax credit for small businesses. Officials also highlighted affordable housing developments and addressed critical changes to the Oregon Health Plan renewal process, emphasizing the need for current contact information. Finally, public health information was shared regarding childhood obesity awareness and the upcoming availability of seasonal vaccines for respiratory illnesses.
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