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The one-year spending plan includes job cuts in nearly every county department and reductions to employee training funds.
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The fees will increase the costs of different types of building permits, as well as the cost of electrical, plumbing, and other types of construction fees in hopes of helping the county close a deficit in its land management department.
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Lane County commissioners have unanimously approved a plan to offer more discounts on parking passes at county parks.
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A large crowd attended this week’s public comment session for the Lane County Board of Commissioners. They rallied in support of immigrant and transgender rights.
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Preliminary results show most voters rejected an overhaul of Lane County’s redistricting process.
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The Oregon Government Ethics Commission found Lane County Commissioners may have broken public meeting law in March. The county says its conducted its meetings that way for years.
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Lane County Commissioners have added their voice to the chorus calling for Measure 110 reform.
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The Lane County Board of Commissioners voted Tuesday to raise the salary for several key positions, including their own.
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A possible salary increase is on Tuesday’s agenda for the Lane County Board of Commissioners. The pay bump would be for commissioners as well as several high profile positions.
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Lane County voters will decide in May whether to extend a public safety levy. County Commissioners voted unanimously today to put a renewal of the five-year measure on the ballot.
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The Lane County Board of Commissioners has been looking into changes at the 50-acre Lane Events Center since December.
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Today the Lane County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to engage three law firms for litigation regarding the Holiday Farm Fire.