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OWEB
Policy and Oregon Plan Coordination
Overview
This section is responsible for OWEB’s Oregon Plan coordination role and the implementation of recovery plans for state and federally listed species. This section is also responsible for land and water acquisition grants, prioritization development, watershed council support review, legislative support, administrative rules and policy development, communication and public relations and the Oregon Plan Biennial Report.

OWEB Investments
OWEB Overview and Statewide Investments, 2005-2007
The following link provides an overview of the agency and information on OWEB´s investment of dollars statewide, 2005-2007 (more)
 
OWEB Grant Awards by County, 1999-2005
The following link provides a list of OWEB grant awards made since OWEB was created in 1999, organized by county (more)

OWEB Investments by County
Handouts summarizing OWEB's investments between 1999 and 2007 in each county are available on this page (more)


Working with Oregon's Tribes
The 2001 Oregon Legislature enacted SB 770 (ORS 182.162-.168) formalizing the government-to-government relationship that exists between Oregon´s Indian tribes and the State of Oregon.

The bill requires state agencies to develop and implement policies on tribal relations. Agency managers and others who communicate with the tribes are to be trained in tribal matters, participate in annual meetings and prepare annual reports.
 
The bill institutionalized the May 22, 1996 Executive Order EO-96-30.
 
The executive order established a process to "assist in resolving potential conflicts, maximize key inter-governmental relations, and enhance an exchange of ideas and resources for the greater good of all of Oregon's citizens."
 
Provisions of the statute also include annual meetings, require 'key contact' designation, and encourage inter-governmental agreements.
 
Read OWEB's policy that guides our government-to-government activities and issues.
 
The OWEB key contact on tribal matters is Ken Bierly, 503-986-0182, in Salem.

Special Studies
Read about the community, economic and social impacts of Oregon´s watershed councils (more)

Policy and Oregon Plan Links
Oregon Plan for Salmon and Watersheds
Administrative Rules
Agendas and Staff Reports
Acquisition Grants (Land and Water)
 

 
Page updated: May 01, 2008

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