Recall Douglas County Comissioners Boice and Freeman

04/22/2020

Recall is always possible.

Anybody wanting to view the video taken of the Douglas County Board of Commissioners meeting on March 11 is out of luck.

02/03/2020

20 minutes of Pulitzer Prize Grant Research conveying taxpayer dollars allegedly in our opinion misspent to the tune of 1 million for a private property’s owner’s sewer, money awarded after an event happened, and other various projects approved by the Douglas County Industrial Developmental Board (County Commissioner appointed board, Boice is liaison)

Bow to the Master! By far the best presentation I could imagine! Watch it all! 20 minutes. If you have not already done this research yourself, 1) The people...

02/03/2020

Riveting opinion piece about your local county government’s censorship on social media. What do you think?

February 2, 2020 DoCo Censorship on Government Page Theory Link to Douglas County Government social media page in question: https://www.facebook.com/DouglasC...

02/02/2020

How to Recall an Elected Official in the State of Oregon:

For all other public officers the recall process starts with their appropriate county, city or district filing officer.

A chief petitioner​ begins the recall process by filing the following form:

SEL35​0: Prospective Petition​ - Recall cover sheet
Recalls: Signature Gathering
The chief petitioner may begin gathering signatures after receiving written approval to circulate, and after reviewing with circulators the legal requirements and guidelines for circulating a recall petition.

After gathering the required number of signatures, the chief petitioner submits them to the appropriate filing officer for verification, no later than 90 days after the prospective petition was filed.

Recalls: Signature Verification
The elections filing officer must complete the signature verification process no later than the 10th day after signatures are submitted for verification, or no later than the 100th day after the prospective petition was filed, whichever is earlier.

If the filing officer determines that the petition contained an insufficient number of valid signatures, and the deadline to submit signatures has passed, the recall process is stopped.

If the filing officer determines that the petition contained a sufficient number of valid signatures, the public officer may submit either a statement of justification to be printed on the ballot or a written resignation no later than the 5th day after the petition qualified to the ballot.

If the public officer holder does not resign within 5 days, a recall election must be held no later than the 35th day after the last day for the public officer to resign.

The required number of valid signatures is 15% of the votes cast for governor in the public officer’s district during the last gubernatorial election at which a candidate for Governor was elected to a full term. Votes cast includes miscellaneous write-in votes, but not over votes or under votes.​​​​

The Oregon Secretary of State works to maximize voter participation, is a watchdog for public spending, makes it easier to do business in Oregon, and preserves and promotes Oregon history.

02/01/2020

What catches your eye in these expenditures?

http://www.co.douglas.or.us/finance/documents/MonthlyExpenditures/DECEMBER%202019.pdf

Every month, the county is required by state law to report finance expenditures over $500. Once you start looking at them monthly; it will blow your mind away what they spend money on. Full link here for December’s spending. No access to previous months.

http://www.co.douglas.or.us/finance/documents/MonthlyExpenditures/DECEMBER%202019.pdf

01/30/2020

The Oregonian also purchased more than 700 pages of public record receipts detailing the spending.

KEZI 9 News obtained those receipts and most of them cover hotel, air fair and meal costs.

The efforts come after an Oregonian report that two members misused county funds.

01/30/2020

"We believe that the word 'MAY' is very critical there and the After School programs are an EXAMPLE of what the money can be used for."
~ Commissioner Chris Boice, January 29, 2020 BOC mtg.

01/29/2020

January 27, 2020 KEZI Clip of Tatiana Resetnikov stating her opinion regarding Misuse of Secure Rural Schools Funds. "That Money was not meant for lobbying."

Join the of Douglas County Commissioners on Facebook. You do NOT need to be a resident of Douglas County. Stay tuned for ways to financially contribute to the recall effort.

Secure Rurals School Funds are FEDERAL tax dollars that have been misused. Misuse of tax funds is a concern relevant to all citizens of Oregon.



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01/29/2020

Attend in person and voice your concerns in public participation! Board of Commissioners meeting is tomorrow! Wednesday, January 29 at 9am. Douglas County Courthouse Room 216!

Attend in person and voice your concerns in public participation!

Or watch online and have no input here!

Douglas County, Oregon, local government municipality located in Roseburg, Oregon. Broadcasting weekly Board of Commissioner public meetings, and monthly Planning Commission meetings.

01/29/2020

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