Full List of Candidates & Measures

Lincoln County Candidates - Nonpartisan

  1. Linn-Benton-Lincoln Education Service District

Director, Zone 7, 4-Year Term Ending June 30, 2019

Please note: File with Linn County Clerk

NameMailing AddressPhone Numbers
David DunsdonP.O. Box 353
Yachats, OR 97498
Home Phone: 541-547-3555
Email David Dunsdon
  1. Oregon Coast Community College
  1. Lincoln County School District
  1. Lincoln County Library District
  1. Port of Alsea
  1. Port of Newport
  1. Port of Toledo
  1. North Lincoln Health District
  1. Pacific Communities Health District
  1. Alsea Rural Fire Protection District
  1. Central Oregon Coast Fire & Rescue Rural Fire Protection District
  1. Depoe Bay Rural Fire Protection District
  1. Newport Rural Fire Protection District
  1. North Lincoln Fire & Rescue Rural Fire Protection District
  1. Seal Rock Rural Fire Protection District
  1. Siletz Rural Fire Protection District
  1. Toledo Rural Fire Protection District
  1. Yachats Rural Fire Protection District
  1. Beverly Beach Water District
  1. Carmel Beach Water District
  1. Kernville-Gleneden Beach-Lincoln Beach Water District
  1. Lower Siletz Water District
  1. Otter Rock Water District
  1. Panther Creek Water District
  1. Seal Rock Water District
  1. Southwest Lincoln County Water District
  1. Devils Lake Water Improvement District
  1. Bear Creek Hideout Number 2 Special Road District
  1. California Street Special Road District
  1. Coronado Shores Special Road District
  1. Little Switzerland Special Road District
  1. New Bridge Special Road District
  1. NE San Marine Special Road District
  1. Panther Creek Special Road District
  1. Surfland Special Road District
  1. Westwood Village Special Road District
  1. Cape Foulweather Sanitary District
  1. Gleneden Beach Sanitary District
  1. Salishan Sanitary District
  1. Siletz Keys Sanitary District

Local Measures

  1. Measure 21-157

Depoe Bay Rural Fire Protection District

Five-year general operating local option levy to hire firefighters.

Question

Shall the District impose a tax of $0.61 per $1,000 of assessed value beginning from 2015 to 2016, to hire up to 7 firefighters/EMTs?

This measure may cause property taxes to increase by more than 3%.

Summary

The Depoe Bay Fire District is seeking a five-year local option tax for general operation. Monies are needed to fund up to seven career firefighters/EMTs for emergency response. This levy will allow the District to adequately respond to calls for emergencies 24 hours a day seven days a week with a career crew of up to 3 when volunteer firefighters may not be available.

Career firefighters/EMTs would be placed on rotating shifts to ensure emergency responders are available for your emergency. Often volunteers are working and may be unavailable for responding, often leaving one career firefighter to respond either alone, or with a minimal crew. Volunteering is still an important aspect of the Fire Service, however, times have changed and time demands on volunteers have become increasingly difficult to balance.

This levy request will help ensure when you call us for an emergency, we will have an adequate crew available to assist you.

The proposed rate will raise approximately $710,237 from 2015 to 2016; $731,544 from 2016 to 2017; $753,491 from 2017 to 2018; $776,095 from 2018 to 2019; and $799, 378 from 2019 to 2020.

  1. Measure 21-158
  1. Measure 21-159
  1. Measure 21-160
  1. Measure 21-161
  1. Measure 21-162
  1. Measure 21-163