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Mission statement

OCZMA serves local elected officials on the Oregon Coast.  OCZMA is a clearinghouse of objective information on issues relating to the Oregon Coast—this information is then shared with the state and federal government.  OCZMA conducts studies on the Oregon Coast's economy and carries out applied research to improve the standard of living in the region.  Through our extensive network of local government officials and many other partners, OCZMA gives voice to the concerns and needs of coastal residents.

 

newsletters

Oregon Coastal Notes Newsletter: Special Report-Wave Energy Development off Oregon Sparks Strong Community Concerns (June 2008)
• This Special Report on Wave Energy explores wave energy development in Oregon.

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Oregon Coastal Notes Newsletter (March 2008)
Issues/Items Covered in the March 2008 Newsletter:
• "A History of U.S. Highway 101" (this newsletter covers the history of U.S. Highway 101 and the importance Conde McCullough's Bridges were to the building of U.S. Highway 101 in the 1930s).

Oregon Coastal Notes Newsletter (November 21, 2006)
Issues/Items covered in the November 21, 2006 Newsletter:
• The Clatsop Nehalem Confederated Tribe Honors Wilbur Ternyik at Seaside Ceremony on May 27, 2006 (this newsletter covers the Clatsop Nehalem Confederated Tribe's honoring of Wilbur Ternyik). This is the Native American Tribe that hosted Lewis & Clark and the Corps of Discovery at Fort Clatsop during the winter of 1805-1806.

Oregon Coastal Notes Newsletter (June 28, 2006)
Issues/Items covered in the June 28, 2006 Newsletter:
• Governor Kulongoski & the Oregon Legislature Throw a Life Line to Oregon's Commercial Salmon Fleet
• A Token Fishery Creates Hardship
• The Long March to the Emergency Board
• A Memorable Day in the Capitol
• Postcript
• City of Cannon Beach Joins OCZMA
• OCZMA's Web Site

Oregon Coastal Notes Newsletter (March 31, 2005)
Issues/Items covered in the March 31, 2005 Newsletter:
• Tsunami Workshop Yields Consensus—Inundation Zone Mapping & Public Education are Key to Saving Lives
• The Tsunami Workshop: The First Day—The Nature of the Event
• The Tsunami Workshop: Day Two
• What Can We Do to be Safe?
• What's the State of Oregon's Role?
• Closing Thoughts

Oregon Coastal Notes Newsletter (October 19, 2004)
Issues/Items covered in the October 19, 2004 Newsletter:
• Former Senator Mark Hatfield Leads Effort to Honor Coastal Legend Wilbur Ternyik (Short biography touches on the highlights of Wilbur Terynik's career; all of us are the beneficiaries of Wilbur Ternyik's remarkable legacy)

Oregon Coastal Notes Newsletter (June 1, 2004)
Issues/Items covered in the June 1, 2004 Newsletter:
• Concerns Raised About U.S. Highway 101
• Past Efforts to Deal with U.S. Highway 101
• ODOT Staff Develops New Reporting Tool—A Conditions Report
• ODOT Preparing Conditions Report for U.S. Highway 101
• The Big Picture: OTC Launches Transportation Plan Update
• Circling Back to U.S. Highway 10

Oregon Coastal Notes Newsletter (April 23, 2003)
Issues/Items Covered in the April 23, 2008 Newsletter:
•Oregon Transportation Commission (OTC) Meets with Local Officials & Coastal Legislators to Discuss Coastal Transportation Issues
• Vulnerable Coastline
• Alternative Route (Detour) Planning
• Highway 101: An Aging Actor Staging a Comeback
• Spirited Discussion about Goal 18 & HB 3228
• Meeting with Representative Alan Brown
• Meeting with Coastal Caucus Members
• Regulatory Reform
• Is the Coast Ready for Lewis & Clark?
• Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
• The Road's Open
• Epilogue
• Oregon Coast Lands Two Substantial Scenic Byway Grants

Oregon Coastal Notes Newsletter (March 19, 2003)
Issues/Items covered in the March 19, 2003 Newsletter:
• Oregon Congressional Delegation Strongly Supports Funding for Coastal Harbor Maintenance
• Bottom Line on Harbor Maintenance
• What's Really Going On
• A Memorable Meeting with the Office of Management & Budget (OMB): Telling Our Story
• Closing Thoughts

Oregon Coastal Notes Newsletter (January 30, 2002)
Issues/Items Covered in the January 30, 2002 Newsletter:
• Monterey Odyssey: Toward a Genuine Dialogue on Marine Reserves
• Groundbreaking Position on Marine Reserves Passed at OCZMA January 11, 2002 Meeting in Newport

  


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