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Reclamation announces water allocation for Klamath Project | Wildfires - Vimarsana News

Reclamation announces water allocation for Klamath Project | Wildfires

Farmers and ranchers in the Klamath Project are poised to receive 215,000 acre-feet of water from Upper Klamath Lake for the 2023 irrigation season. Jeff Payne, deputy regional director for

Reclamation announces water allocation for Klamath Project | Oregon - Vimarsana News

Reclamation announces water allocation for Klamath Project | Oregon

Farmers and ranchers in the Klamath Project are poised to receive 215,000 acre-feet of water from Upper Klamath Lake for the 2023 irrigation season. Jeff Payne, deputy regional director for

Oregon cities, counties say Measure 110 blew a hole in their budgets - Vimarsana News

Oregon cities, counties say Measure 110 blew a hole in their budgets

Local governments are trying to get lawmakers to reroute tens of millions of dollars currently paying for addiction services back to them. That has service providers up in arms.

Source: klcc.org
Oregon cities, counties say Measure 110 blew a hole in their budgets - Vimarsana News

Oregon cities, counties say Measure 110 blew a hole in their budgets

Addiction service providers who’ve seen their funding swell under the state’s pioneering drug decriminalization law are rushing this year to fend off a proposal that would siphon tens of millions

Lawmakers consider shifting some Measure 110 addiction recovery money to cities and counties – Oregon Capital Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers consider shifting some Measure 110 addiction recovery money to cities and counties – Oregon Capital Chronicle

Oregon lawmakers may cut marijuana tax revenue to a new program that fights the state's drug addiction crisis.