Political communications are often required to include a “Paid for By” statement, and if you’re involved in making political communications in Oregon you need to know how disclosure requirements apply to you. During this learning opportunity, we will discuss the types of communications included, specific requirements, and exemptions based on who’s making the communication. Disclosures required by ORS 260.266…
NEW UPDATES! Currently, as of September 1st, there are new updates to the Title and Registration handbook. There is a long list of chapters that have been revised.
Sept. 18, 2023 The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality will hold a virtual meeting to provide updates to interested parties and community members on the Clean Truck Rules that were adopted in November 2021 and go into effect next year. Starting with the Heavy-Duty Low NOx Omnibus Rule, manufacturers must comply with more stringent NOx and particulate matter engine…
By Oregon’s carbon cap program aims to achieve environmental justice goals alongside a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. But in building out this one-of-a-kind program, state leaders should beware of sacrificing transparency and effectiveness to get there. Unfortunately, the program is already raising questions about their commitment to both. The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality announced last week that…
Dear Oregonians, September 19th is National Voter Registration Day, a perfect opportunity to debut a new public service announcement from the Oregon Elections Division. Before I share more, please take this opportunity to check your voter registration information. Make sure your name, address and party affiliation (if any) are up to date. Or, if you’ve never been registered to vote, you can…
For a few weeks, we have been posting updates to our OVDA website about the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) hosting an Open House for Motor Carriers. Their motor carrier open houses provide an opportunity for ODOT to connect with motor carriers and build relationships, share information, and answer questions about all our programs and services. Staff from across…
There are some exceptions, but most businesses will be in violation of Oregon law if they refuse to accept cash as payment for goods or services. Credit: KGW Author: Anthony Macuk (KGW) Published: 7:30 AM PDT August 30, 2023 Updated: 4:19 PM PDT August 29, 2023 PORTLAND, Ore. — A KGW viewer reached out with a question about cash payments in Oregon,…
For more information, contact Matt Noble 503-779-9868Aug. 31, 2023 A suite of new online resources will help Oregon planners and decision makers deploy electric vehicle charging projects that are equitable, cost-effective, and will meet local needs while supporting statewide goals for electrifying transportation. The centerpiece document — the Guide for Oregon EV Charging Deployment — helps people plan for EV charging infrastructure projects. It…
They are happy to announce that they will be partnering with ODOT colleagues from the Oregon Toll Program to offer two more brown bag webinar sessions this year! On Wednesday, September 27, join them for a discussion on the Oregon Toll Program to get project updates and learn about what’s ahead. Then, on Wednesday, October 25, join them for a second…
Save the date! Motor Carrier Open House on September 13! Have you heard? Oregon Department of Transportation is hosting an open house on Wednesday, September 13 in Woodburn! Their motor carrier open houses provide an opportunity for us to connect with motor carriers and build relationships, share information, and answer questions about all our programs and services. Staff from…
