Lincoln County Voters' Pamphlet

Lincoln County Voters’ Pamphlet Oregon Vote-by-Mail Primary Election May 15, 2018

Sample Ballot Included

Dear Lincoln County Voter: This Voters’ Pamphlet is provided to give you, the voter, additional information on candidates and measures. You will not vote on every office in this pamphlet. Your ballot will contain only those issues for which you are eligible to vote—based on where you live and your party affiliation. Each candidate had the opportunity to submit a picture and statement regarding his/her candidacy. This Primary Election will be held completely by mail. Your ballot will arrive in the mail on or near April 28th. After voting your ballot, you may drop it in the mail or deposit it at one of our drop sites listed on page 21-2 in this pamphlet. And, for your convenience, Official Drive-up Ballot Drop Boxes are now available in Lincoln City, Newport, and Waldport. See page 21-3 for directions. If you have any questions please call our office at (541) 265-4131. Also visit our website: www.co.lincoln.or.us/clerk/

Dana W Jenkins, Lincoln County Clerk

Attention This is the beginning of your county voters’ pamphlet. The county portion of this joint voters’ pamphlet is inserted in the center of the state portion. Each page of the county voters’ pamphlet is clearly marked with a gray bar on the outside edge. All information contained in the county portion of this pamphlet has been assembled and printed by your Lincoln County Clerk. Ballot Drop Site Locations

You may mail in your ballot or deposit it at any of the drop sites listed below: ★ LINCOLN COUNTY COURTHOUSE TOLEDO CITY HALL 225 W Olive, Room 201; Newport 206 N Main; Toledo INSIDE BOX: 8:30am to 5pm M-F 8am to 5pm M-Th (April 5 through May 14) (April 5 through May 14) May 15th ONLY (Election Day) 7am-8pm May 15th ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm OUTSIDE BOX: Drive-up ballot box in rear parking lot—open 24 hours a day, SILETZ CITY HALL 7 days a week until 8pm on May 15th 215 W Buford; Siletz (beginning April 5) 9am to 5pm M-F (April 5 through May 14) ★ LINCOLN CITY CITY HALL May 15th ONLY (Election Day) 9am-8pm 801 SW Hwy 101; Lincoln City WALDPORT CITY HALL INSIDE BOX: 8am to 5pm M-F 125 Alsea Hwy; Waldport (April 5 through May 14) INSIDE BOX: 8am to 5pm M-F May 15th ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm (April 5 through May 14) OUTSIDE BOX: Drive-up ballot box in (closed 12:30pm to 1:30pm) lower parking lot—open 24 hours a day, May 15th ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm 7 days a week until 8pm on May 15th OUTSIDE BOX: Drive-up ballot box in (beginning April 5) City Hall parking lot – open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week until 8pm on May 15th ★ DEPOE BAY CITY HALL (beginning April 5) 570 SE Shell; Depoe Bay 8am to 5pm M-F (April 5 through May 14) ★ YACHATS CITY HALL May 15th ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm 441 Hwy 101 N; Yachats 8:30am to 4:30pm M-F ★ NEWPORT CITY HALL (April 5 through May 14) 169 SW Coast Hwy; Newport May 15th ONLY (Election Day) 8:30am-8pm 8am to 5pm M-F (April 5 through May 14) May 15th ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm ★ EDDYVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH 20742 Hwy 20; Eddyville ★Privacy Booth Available May 15th ONLY (Election Day) 10am-8pm

Your ballot must be received at a designated drop site (including the Courthouse) by 8:00pm on May 15th. You may mail it in or take it to a drop site any day before that also. Latest day to place in the U.S. Mail is May 8. After that, use dropsite. (Postmarks do not count.) POSTAGE IS NOT REQUIRED AT THESE DROP SITES!

Contact Lincoln County Elections at 541-265-4131 to request a replacement ballot if:

Be sure to sign your ! Return Envelope! ! Official Lincoln County 2018 Primary Election Voters’ Pamphlet 21-2 Drop Site Locations Drive-Up Ballot Drop Boxes Now Available in Newport, Lincoln City and Waldport

Drive-up ballot drop boxes are now available at the Lincoln County Courthouse in Newport, the Lincoln City City Hall in Lincoln City, and the Waldport City Hall in Waldport. These drive-up ballot boxes will be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from April 5th through 8:00pm on May 15th. Newport: Lincoln County Courthouse – located in rear parking lot at the east end of the second row of parking. Go west on West Olive Street to 4-way stop by the jail. Turn left onto SW Nye Street. Turn left into second entrance to courthouse rear parking lot. Go all the way to the end of the row and you will see the ballot box on the left side. (It is marked “Official Ballot Drop Site.”) Put your ballot in the box without having to get out of your car! Lincoln City: Lincoln City City Hall – located in the lower parking lot under the City Hall. Turn west at the stop light by the City Hall. (across from Burger King). Enter the one-way entrance to the parking lot under the building. The ballot box is near the elevators next to the water payment box and the book and video drops. (It is marked “Official Ballot Drop Site.”) Put your ballot in the box without having to get out of your car! Waldport: Waldport City Hall – located in the City Hall parking lot at the east exit. Go to City Hall on Highway 34. Turn south between the City Hall and the school. Take an immediate right into the City Hall parking lot. Continue around the island and you will see the ballot box on the left by the exit. (It is marked “Official Ballot Drop Site.”) Put your ballot in the box without having to get out of your car!

“Customer Service is our #1 Priority!”

Dana W Jenkins Visit Our Website For More Information Lincoln County Clerk www.co.lincoln.or.us/clerk/

Official Lincoln County 2018 Primary Election Voters’ Pamphlet 21-3 Drive-Up Ballot Drop Boxes Lincoln County Lincoln County Commissioner, Position 1 Commissioner, Position 1 Virginia (Jenny) Kim Demaris Herring Nonpartisan Nonpartisan

Occupation: Lincoln County Occupation: Tax Accounting Department Manager - Sheriff’s Specialist, Lincoln County Office Emergency Management Occupational Background: Division (2011-current) Board of Commissioner’s Ad- Occupational Background: ministrative Assistant; Licensed Public Health Emergency Insurance Agent; Government Preparedness Coordinator Division Manager (2014-current)-dual role with County Emergency Management; Educational Background: Siuslaw School District, Florence, 22 years hospital operations-administration, finance, risk/legal, OR; International Air Academy, Vancouver, WA; Voluntary training personnel, facilities and emergency preparedness (1990-2011); through the Emergency Management Institute; Leadership Lincoln Volunteer Fire/First Responder (2010-current) Prior Governmental Experience: Working with the Federal Educational Background: Lincoln County School District gradu- Government as a Certified Travel Associate ate; Linn Benton Community College, Emergency Management Certificate Program; Oregon Coast Community College, general The opportunity to become your next County Commissioner studies would be an honor that words can’t describe. I am fiscally responsible and a proven leader. The time has come for me Prior Governmental Experience: Eddyville Charter School to work with the citizens of Lincoln County in building a strong Board Director (2008 - 2016); Lincoln County School District financial and envisioned future. It’s imperative that government Board Director, Zone 4 (2017- current) has honest and effective communication to be successful. I I have a desire to build a better future for our county and re- can bring a compassionate female perspective to the Board of spectfully submit my candidacy to serve as your next County Commissioners that has been missing for too long. Commissioner. Our County faces many issues and I believe that solutions can My professional, volunteer and elected roles as a county depart- be found with collaboration and open communication. We must ment manager, hospital patient services advocate, school board partner together for the benefit of all citizens. representative, volunteer fire/first responder have instilled in me As a resident of rural Lincoln County, I think it’s important to the following public service principles: know the needs of all citizens including those who live in the - advocate for individuals, families, businesses, employees and remote and rural parts of the County. natural resources - community developed plans for long range growth Member of National Organization for Women, Women of the - cost effective quality outcomes Moose Lodge #396 and supporter of several local charities. - benchmarking results to ensure we are meeting the expecta- I’m not afraid to have a different point of view and ask the hard tions of those we serve questions. It’s time for a change! Let’s embrace our differences These roles and experiences have prepared me for this leadership and work together for a better Lincoln County. position in our county government. I am FOR working class people because I AM working class As your County Commissioner, I will bring these principles and people. my strengths to this position: www.votekimherring2018.com - a proven public servant - a fiscally conservative outlook - a creative planner using limited resources - a skilled facilitator of partnerships and programs - a strong presenter of our local priorities and needs to state and federal partners - an experienced communicator - an advocate of transparency in local goverment I am eager to advocate for those we serve, lead in assessing the services we provide, and continue the future growth and development of our county. I look forward to serving you--as your Lincoln County Commis- sioner. [email protected]

(This information furnished by Virginia (Jenny) Demaris.) (This information furnished by Kim Herring.)

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Official Lincoln County 2018 Primary Election Voters’ Pamphlet 21-4 Candidates Lincoln County Lincoln County Commissioner, Position 1 Commissioner, Position 1 Doug Betty Hunt Kamikawa Nonpartisan Nonpartisan

Occupation: Lincoln County Occupation: Groundfish Age- Commissioner ing Specialist; Pacific States Occupational Background: Marine Fisheries Commission Community Banker: 39 years 2002-present experience, 25 years in Lincoln Occupational Background: County Toledo Girl Scout Leader, Educational Background: 2003-present; Board of Direc- Whitman College, Bachelor of Arts, Economics; County College, tors, Central Coast Child Development Center (CCCDC), 2008- OSU Extension Program 2014; Member, Early Childhood Coordinating Council (ECCC), 2000-2014; Board of Directors, Association for Family and Prior Governmental Experience: Chair, Area Commission on Community Education (FCE), 1999-2014; Data Entry Techni- Transportation; Chair, NW Workforce Consortium Board; Oregon cian, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, 1998-2002; Sales Workforce and Talent Development Board, Regional Solutions Associate, Wal-Mart, 1995-1998 Advisory Board, Association of Oregon Counties Board, Commu- nity Services Consortium Board, Regional Workforce Investment Educational Background: Reavis High School, graduated 1979; Board, Lincoln County School Board Aurora University, 1979-1981; University of Illinois, Bachelor of Science, Agronomy, 1984 Doug Hunt is a strong and proven leader. He is a Governor appointee to the Oregon Workforce and Prior Governmental Experience: None Talent Development Board, convened the maritime workforce Betty was born in Chicago, Illinois and was an Illinois 4-H sector strategy committee to develop programs for jobs, suc- member for 11 years. Betty and husband Dan moved to Toledo, cessfully advocated for funding of the $8 million Port of Toledo Oregon in 1995. Betty has been dedicated to helping families to boat haul-out project, and for funding of road improvement have quality childcare and after school care since 1999. Work- projects in Nelscott, East Devils Lake Road, and in Lincoln City, ing with the ECCC and FCE, Betty and other community mem- Newport, Waldport and Depoe Bay. bers opened the non-profit CCCDC in Toledo in 2008. In 2003, Doug Hunt has brought a business focus to county govern- Betty became the leader of Girl Scout Troop 10099 in Toledo. ment. As a commissioner, Doug uses a business approach in In Betty’s 15 years as leader, she has touched the lives of over managing the $98 million county budget and some 430 em- 300 girls. Betty and Dan have three daughters Hanna, Annabell ployees. County reserves have increased $3.4 million to $8.9 and Tristan. Betty would like to be your next county commis- million, funding has been added for critical services, notably in sioner as she feels there needs to be some big changes in the public service and health and human services, all within a bal- status quo. Betty feels that more work can be done to address anced budget, achievements demonstrating his business-like the county’s mental health crisis. There is a direct link between approach to managing the county. drug and alcohol use, theft, incarceration, homelessness, abuse, foster care, joblessness and mental health. More can Doug Hunt is committed to job creation and economic be achieved by collaborating with our hospitals and schools to development. recruit mental health specialist. Betty feels it is very important He is a member of the statewide workforce board, is working to to listen to the constituents’ ideas and concerns. It is important develop and fund education and training programs for family- to collaborate with the cities and towns in the County to bring wage jobs, and advocates for funding of our highways and in new businesses. Betty would like to restore more of the transit system. programs that help children and families and see more trans- Doug Hunt speaks for all areas of our county. parency in all aspects of county government. Bringing people Doug makes it a point to attend activities and meet with citizens together is far more valuable than looking the other way. throughout Lincoln County. Community advisory meetings and celebrations, joint work sessions, award events, and chamber of commerce meetings effectively assist to understand the unique issues within our county. Homelessness, childcare, housing, health care, and jobs are complex issues requiring comprehensive knowledge of and inter-action with all citizens of our county.

VOTE: Re-elect Doug Hunt County Commissioner

(This information furnished by Doug Hunt.) (This information furnished by Betty Kamikawa.)

The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county. The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.

Official Lincoln County 2018 Primary Election Voters’ Pamphlet 21-5 Candidates Lincoln County Lincoln County Commissioner, Position 3 Commissioner, Position 3 Kaety Terry N Jacobson Thompson Nonpartisan Nonpartisan

Occupation: Marine Fisheries Occupation: Lincoln County Extension Agent, Oregon Sea Commissioner Grant/OSU Occupational Background: Occupational Background: Commercial Fisherman, 45 20 years working on marine Years, Three-term State Rep- science and education issues resentative, Four-term Lincoln Educational Background: County Commissioner. Graduate of Newport High School; Oregon State University, B.S. Educational Background: Newport High School, South Salem Natural Resources; Nova Southeastern University, M.S. Coastal High School (Diploma), University of Missouri, Oregon State Zone Management University (B.S. Degree) Prior Governmental Experience: 15 years working for Oregon Prior Governmental Experience: State Representative (1995- State University with agency and government partners. Appointed 2001), Vice-chair House Natural Resources Committee; 1996-97: to the No Child Left Inside Task Force and a member of the Oregon House Agriculture and National Resources Committee, House Territorial Sea Plan Working Group. Education Committee; 1998-99: House Agriculture & Forestry Community Involvement: Past president of Newport Fishermen’s Committee, House Committee on Human Resources & Education, Wives, past board member of Pacific Maritime Heritage Center, Ways & Means Committee, Natural Resources; Pacific Fisheries current president of Lincoln County Foster Parent Association, Legislative Task Force; General Government Committee; House current board member Yaquina Bay Economic Foundation. Committee on Species Restoration & Stream Recovery; House Business & Consumer Affairs Committee; Governor’s Task Force A Fresh Perspective for Lincoln County on Marine Reserves; Cascade Head & Cape Perpetua Com- The lens through which I experience this county is different than munity Teams on Marine Reserves; North Coast Commissioner that of current leadership; as a young woman, a mom, and a sci- Representative to Ocean Policy Advisory Committee; Interim Joint entist. My perspective will help guide and shape county policies Committee on Salmon & Stream Enhancement; Speakers Council and priorities to represent more of our citizens. on Youth Alcohol & Drug Abuse; Interim Committee on Trade & Advocating for our vulnerable populations Economic Development; Board of Directors Oregon Fishermen’s I’ve been a foster parent in Lincoln County for 6 years. The children Cable Committee; Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife Budget that come into my home expose me to the most pressing issues Review Committee; Oregon Renewable Energy Task Force; facing our county: affordable housing and homelessness, addic- Territorial Sea Planning Committee; Chairman Coastal Marine tion, generational poverty, and mental illness. I will advocate for Experiment Station. our county’s most vulnerable populations and use my skills as a Community Service: Newport Middle School Track & Field Vol- process designer and collaborator to bring partners to the table unteer; Member Newport Chamber of Commerce; Past Member to help create new solutions to these critical issues. Oregon Coast Cultural Coalition. Natural Resources and the Environment Key to Lincoln County: I grew up in a commercial fishing family in Lincoln County and ~Continued efforts to create living wage jobs through expansion of have spent the last 15 years working for Oregon Sea Grant. I am Marine Science and emerging Energy Technology while maintain- known statewide as an expert in bringing people together around ing support for the fishing industry and local economy. controversial ocean and resource issues. I am a trusted partner ~Continued efforts to support senior citizens. in both the commercial fishing industry and in the conservation ~Continued efforts to support and build transportation, it is vital community. I will continue bringing people together around the to the local economy and tourism. county’s most pressing natural resource issues. ~Continued efforts to support local education. Endorsements: Oregon League of Conservation Voters ~Continued efforts to support Lincoln County families. For more information visit www.electkaetyjacobson.com Vote for Kaety Jacobson, a fresh perspective for Lincoln County

(This information furnished by Kaety Jacobson.) (This information furnished by Terry N Thompson.)

The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county. The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.

Official Lincoln County 2018 Primary Election Voters’ Pamphlet 21-6 Candidates City of yachats mayor Ronald Brean Nonpartisan

Occupation: Retired California State City of Waldport Park Deputy Director; Yachats Parks Council Member and Commons Commissioner Occupational Background: A thirty- five yearJanis career in California State Parks including service as State Park Ranger,Swan Supervising Ranger, AdministrativeNonpartisan Officer, Chief Ranger, Superintendent, Field Division Chief, Deputy Director for Administra- tion, and Deputy Director for Operations; California Delta Protection Commissioner. educational Background: BachelorOccupation: of Science degree Retired in Zoology School from San Diego State University; CaliforniaDistrict Administrator; State Parks’ Ranger Lincoln Academy; California State Police LawCounty Enforcement School District Academy; Licensed a broad range of on-going training in leadership,Substitute administration, Teacher and Tutor nego- tiations, conflict resolution, and otherOccupational skills related to Background: public service at Mott Training Center/Monterey PeninsulaDistrict College.Federal Programs Ad- prior governmental experience: 35ministrator, years in California Eugene State School Ser- vice Districtincluding 4J 182004-2012; years at the Elementary executive Principal, level; appointed Chenowith, as a Tillamookmember of theand California Eugene Delta School Protection Districts Commission; 1984-2004; presentlyElementary serving Teacher, on the YachatsSheridan Parks School and District Commons 1975-1984 Commission EndorsedEducational by Oregon Background: League of ConservationWestern Oregon Voters State University, Bachelor of Science, Education 1975; Western Oregon State University, Masters of Science, Speech Path./Audiology 1979; Oregon State University Basic Reading Endorsement, Initiated Ph.D program 1982; University of Oregon Basic, Standard Su- perintendent/Principal 1983, 1989, 1993 Prior Governmental Experience: Appointed to Waldport City Council January 11, 2018 My focus has always been about children and their success whether I was a parent, teacher, a principal, a district administrator, substitute teacher or a tutor. I am now interested in focusing more on the community and the quality of life within the community I live. My past career has given me extensive experience working with adults in providing leadership, advocacy, direction and focus, collaboration, and listening skills while working with a variety of people on teams, councils, and committees. As a former federal programs district administrator I have also had extensive experience in budget oversight, program evaluation, and supervision of several district programs such as summer schools, enrichment programs, curriculum programs, and staff development. REMEMBER! My most recent experience, as an appointed Waldport City Councilor since January 2018 has given me a glimpse into our After voting,REMEMBER! place your ballot local government. If elected, I would like to work in collaboration with others towards sustaining and improving our city’s facilities, in the white & blue envelope, programs and services. All ballotsSIGN must the be envelope, received at a drop siteand or mail the it Lincoln by May County 8 or take toClerk’s a drop Office site by May 15 no later than 8:00 p.m., November 4, 2008 (This information furnished by Ronald Brean.) the above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county.

Official Lincoln County 2008 General Election Voters’ Pamphlet 21-32 Candidates

(This information furnished by Janis Swan.)

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Official Lincoln County 2018 Primary Election Voters’ Pamphlet 21-7 Candidates Starr Creek Special Road District Starr Creek Special Road District Commissioner, Position 1 Commissioner, Position 2 Sharre T Karen Smith Heere Nonpartisan Nonpartisan

Occupation: Property Man- Occupation: retired scientist agement Occupational Background: Occupational Background: astrophysicist, NASA contractor, Chef-Restaurateur; Contract university professor medical research - Writer/author Educational Background: Educational Background: N/A University of Pennsylvania, B.A. Prior Governmental Experience: N/A. astronomy; University of Cali- fornia, Berkeley, M.A. astronomy; University of California, Santa As a property manager, it has been my responsibility to identify Cruz, Ph.D. astronomy any problems or needed repairs on the property, contact con- tractors and go over the job, obtain their bids oversee the work Prior Governmental Experience: Board of Directors, Rock Creek to completion and provide the final inspection of the work. Over Homeowners’ Association, Mountain View, California the years I have worked with or come to know all of the contrac- After I reported inadequacies in the performance of the Starr tors that have been contacted to provide services to the district. Creek Special Road District board, action by the Lincoln I have owned and operated gas powered trimmers, hedge County Board of Commissioners resulted in improved road pruners, mowers and chainsaws for the purpose of providing maintenance and financial accountability. I would now like to a variety of services. I am familiar with the time required to do serve as a board member and continue to assure high quality any of this work as well as the fair market value. roads, transparency and attention to residents’ concerns. I will I believe that the drainage system is the backbone of this work to create a website for better public communication. district. In the past, it has been allowed to degrade to the point In preparation for serving the road district, I attended the Lincoln of being worthless as more and more gravel was thrown on the County Special Districts Information Sharing Meeting and roads without ever opening up the ditches or correcting drain- an Oregon State University workshop “Managing Woodland age leaving them to collect water while the ditches remained Roads.” empty. The water usually wins. Communication and transparency are both important for the district to run at its best. I began an email list last May with that in mind, I sent copies of every piece of information and pamphlet that I received from the county offices not only to the board members so they could be better informed, but to the people on my email list as well. This gave property owners the opportunity to keep informed of issues that were important to them. People have the right to be part of the decisions made concerning the use of their tax money. In the past, Karen and I have discussed setting up a web page for the district giving all the property owners access to important information and the ability to provide needed input. I look forward to implementing that idea.

(This information furnished by Sharre T Smith.) (This information furnished by Karen Heere.)

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Official Lincoln County 2018 Primary Election Voters’ Pamphlet 21-8 Candidates Measure 21-182 Port of Alsea

The new marina would accommodate more vessels through a Ballot Title combination of slips and side-ties. In the fall, when the marina is busiest, it is currently at capacity. A larger marina would allow more boaters to moor their vessels instead of putting them in and taking 21-182 them out at the launch every day, thereby reducing congestion at Bonds to Replace Launch and Marina, Upgrades, and the launch and the need for additional parking for boat trailers. Refinance Projects The new marina would have a larger crabbing platform that is ADA accessible, a new kayak launch, and a longer crabbing dock with QUESTION: Shall the Port issue $2,660,000 in bonds to its own gangway exclusively for the use of recreational crabbers. replace boat launch and marina, upgrade public bathrooms and refinance capital costs? If the bonds are approved, they A few years ago, the Port took out a loan to purchase property that is will be payable from taxes on property or property ownership now used for parking trucks and boat trailers. The payments on the that are not subject to the limits of sections 11 and 11b, Article loan are $9,014.32 a year - approximately 7% of the Port’s annual XI of the Oregon Constitution. regular revenue. The bond measure would refinance this loan, freeing up revenue for maintenance and other costs of operating the Port. SUMMARY: If this measure is approved, general obligation bonds are expected to fund: The Port also plans a modest upgrade to the public bathrooms at the marina. • Replacement of boat launch and marina including slips, crabbing platform, crabbing dock and kayak launch, permits and mitigation projects required for launch and (This information submitted by Roxie Cuellar, Port Manager, Port of Alsea.) marina construction; • Upgrade of public bathrooms; • Refinance capital costs related to land purchase used for Measure 21-182 Arguments boat and trailer parking; and • Site improvements, demolition, furnishing and equipping and bond issuance costs. Argument in Favor The Port would establish a citizen oversight committee to The Alsea Sportsman’s Association supports Ballot Number ensure bond proceeds are used for purposes indicated. 21-182 proposed by the Port of Alsea. Bonds would mature in not to exceed 25 years from issuance. *Some of the existing docks were acquired, used, from the The estimated annual average tax rate is $0.1213 per $1,000 Port of Newport. Some of the pilings have large holes. At more of assessed property value. Actual levy rate may differ due to than 35 years of age, the floats and piles are beyond their life changes in interest rates and/or assessed value. expectancy and must be replaced. *The boat launch was built to launch one boat at a time and is inadequate for the present usage. Explanatory Statement *There is presently no safe place to launch canoes and kayaks The Port of Alsea has placed a $2.66 million, 25-year bond measure except on the sandy beach west of the fish cleaning station. on the May 15, 2018, ballot. The estimated annual average tax *The local fire and rescue agencies must presently close the rate is $0.1213 per $1,000 of assessed property value. Currently, ramp to launch their vessels. We need a secure moorage site the Port of Alsea receives $3.33 annually for property assessed available for public safety vessels during busy summer and fall at $100,000. In total, the Port received approximately $42,000 seasons. in property taxes for the fiscal year 2016/2017. These funds *The new boat ramp will be a double launch with a center represent approximately one-third of the Port’s annual revenue boarding float. of approximately $120,000 (excepting grants). An additional one- *The new docks will be engineered and built to better resist our third of the Port’s annual revenues (approximately $40,000) comes coastal weather. from boat launch and moorage fees at the marina. The remaining *A boat house will accommodate public safety vessels, thus one-third derives from property leases to local businesses and reducing response time. commercial licenses from commercial vessels and guides. Under *An expanded ADA accessible crabbing platform will replace the bond measure, the property assessed at $100,000 would pay the existing inadequate platform. about $12.13 of taxes for the bond measure and $3.33 in base *A longer recreational crabbing dock and a kayak launch will be taxes, for a total property tax to the Port of Alsea of $15.46 a year. part of the rebuild. From the bond funds, the Port would remove and replace the current *The new docks will be safer, lower maintenance and provide boat launch on the Alsea Bay. The state Marine Board has pledged more moorage space. a $325,000 grant toward the construction of a new double ramp Sport crabbing in the Alsea bay has become a very successful boat launch. The Port of Alsea would provide a $175,000 match; and well known activity throughout Oregon and, of course, that $175,000 would come from bond proceeds. The new launch fall Chinook Salmon fishing is also very popular. Having a would reduce congestion at the ramp by promoting a smoother flow safe, adequate port facility will promote millions of dollars of of boat traffic accessing the bay. economic activity for our area. The Port would also replace the existing marina. The structural integrity Alsea Sportsman’s Association is a group of outdoors-loving of the pilings and floats has been compromised as the marina reaches men and women dedicated to promoting enjoyment of the the end of its expected life span. A major goal would be to extend South Lincoln County area. We urge your “YES” vote on the the life span of the new marina out further by using 16” or 18” pilings Port of Alsea Ballot Number 21-182. instead of the current 12” steel pilings, by galvanizing the pilings with a technique that impregnates the metal, thus reducing rust, as well as (This information furnished by Charles Pavlik, President, Alsea Sportsman’s using better technology and materials in the construction of the floats. Association.)

Official Lincoln County 2018 Primary Election Voters’ Pamphlet 21-9 Measures Measure 21-182 Arguments

Argument in Favor Argument in Favor

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS How Long Would the New Boat Launch and Marina Last?

Why Can’t the Port Find Another Way to Fund the New The current facilities have lasted about 35 years. The Port is Facilities? designing and engineering the new boat launch and marina to last longer. The current facilities use 12” pilings; the new User fees could never bring in the amount of money needed to facilities will use either 16” or 18” pilings, for example. The steel replace the boat launch and marina and are needed for funding pilings will also be treated to reduce rusting. The new floats will Port operations. Grants are sometimes available–the State have grated centers constructed from high density polyure- Marine Board is providing $325,000, about three-quarters of thane, which is very durable. the cost, for the new boat launch, a grant that the Port will lose How Much Will I Pay? if the bond measure does not pass. There are not grants to replace a marina. The Port could not borrow the money to pay $100,000 of assessed property would pay $12.13 a year on the for the new facilities because there is no source of revenue bond measure. sufficient to pay back the loan. The Port is not authorized to $150,000 of assessed property would pay $18.20 a year on the impose other kinds of taxes, such as business taxes. bond measure. $200,000 of assessed property would pay $24.26 a year on the Why Can’t the Port Repair the Existing Boat Launch and bond measure. Marina? $300,000 of assessed property would pay $36.39 a year on the bond measure. Some of the pilings have large holes in them and the holes are $400,000 of assessed property would pay $48.52 a year on the under water all or most of the time. They could not be fixed in bond measure. water because of restrictions on the type of in-water work that is $500,000 of assessed property would pay $60.65 a year on the allowed by state and federal agencies. The floats are at the end bond measure. of their life span. The wood sidings are rotting away and the con- What Happens if the Bond Measure Fails? crete tops are in poor shape. Even if the repairs could be made, it would be very expensive, Port residents would still have to At some point, the marina and boat launch will also fail. The pass a bond measure to pay for them, and they would be making Port does not have the cash reserves or the revenue stream to repairs to aging facilities that would continue to deteriorate. make major repairs to the launch or marina. In addition, if the bond measure fails, the Port will lose the $325,000 grant from If I Don’t Use the Port Facilities, Why Should I Vote Yes on the State Marine Boat to replace the existing launch. It is only the Bond Measure? through the bond measure that the Port can come up with the $175,000 matching funds needed for the grant. The Port is a valuable community asset, bringing needed dollars to local businesses in Waldport, Yachats, Tidewater, and Everyone understands that it is difficult on property owners as Seal Rock, which benefits all of us. People often choose to buy property taxes continue to rise. homes here because of the fishing and crabbing on the Alsea The cost of the bond measure has been kept as low as pos- Bay and River and Yachats River, adding value to homes in the sible while still providing a good value for the taxpayers’ dollars. area. Even if you do not use the facilities, you benefit from them. SUPPORT OUR PORT! PLEASE VOTE YES ON 21-182!

(This information furnished by Roxie Cuellar, Friends of the Port of Alsea.) (This information furnished by Roxie Cuellar, Friends of the Port of Alsea.)

The printing of this argument does not constitute an endorsement by the The printing of this argument does not constitute an endorsement by the County of Lincoln, nor does the county warrant the accuracy or truth of County of Lincoln, nor does the county warrant the accuracy or truth of any statement made in the argument. any statement made in the argument.

Official Lincoln County 2018 Primary Election Voters’ Pamphlet 21-10 Measures Measure 21-182 Arguments

Argument in Favor Argument in Favor

The Waldport and Yachats Chambers of Commerce strongly The Central Oregon Coast Fire & Rescue District strongly sup- support this Port of Alsea Bond Measure. The economic ports the bond measure to finance the Port of Alsea Launch impact of South Lincoln County is directly correlated to the Ramp and Marina Docks. operational performance of the Port of Alsea. Anyone who Currently, rescue response requires personnel to respond to comes to visit the Port also visits many of our small businesses their department, hook up the vessel trailers, travel to the Port, within our communities. They shop in our stores, buy gas, eat and use the launch ramp facility before they are on the water. in our restaurants, purchase groceries, etc. Without the contin- As part of the Port reconstruction, the Port Marina will provide ued viability of our Port and its facilities, South Lincoln County on-the-water moorage for Fire Rescue apparatus. Response businesses will be gravely impacted financially. The Alsea Bay time to an on-the-water incident will be reduced by a number is one of the best places for catching fresh Dungeness Crab of minutes as rescue teams will be able to respond directly to on the Pacific Coast. We are also home to some of the best the Port and rapidly deploy rescue craft. The time saved will Chinook Salmon fishing around. Kayaking, bird watching, and certainly make a difference in rendering aide to any patients many other recreational opportunities are always available due to injury and exposure to our cold waters. as well. The Port of Alsea is truly a beautiful gateway to what South Lincoln County has to offer to not only the thousands of The new launch ramp design, also a part of the project, provides tourists that visit annually from all over the world, but for those two-lanes of traffic with a center floating dock. This will help re- of us that have lived here for so many years and love where we duce congestion at the ramp during an emergency, and facilitate call home. better and faster transfer and aide of medical patients on scene. Because Yachats, Waldport, and Seal Rock fire and ambulance services provide mutual aide to each other, all South County (This information furnished by Sheri Williams – Waldport Chamber of Commerce President; Linda Hetzler – Yachats Chamber of Commerce residents will benefit from a more efficient response for water President.) related incidents. Rescue craft can mobilize quickly both up the Alsea river and out to the shoreline. Funding for this argument provided by the Friends of the Port of Alsea Political Action Committee.

(This information furnished by Gary A Woodson, Fire Chief, Central Oregon Coast Fire and Rescue District.)

Official Lincoln County 2018 Primary Election Voters’ Pamphlet 21-11 Measures Measure 21-183 North Lincoln Fire & Rescue District #1

Apparatus Ballot Title • Replacing aging fire apparatus including engines, a ladder truck, water rescue response vehicle, staff vehicles & jet skis. This would allow for reconfiguring existing apparatus to better 21-183 fit the needs of the District, resulting in less maintenance of a North Lincoln Fire & Rescue General Obligation Bond smaller fleet, and the apparatus in service would increase our Authorization response capability in the event of natural disasters. Buildings & Facilities QUESTION: Shall North Lincoln Fire & Rescue District #1 be • Replacing the inadequate generator at the Rose Lodge Station. authorized to issue general obligation bonds not exceeding $6,500,000? If the bonds are approved, they will be payable • Paving the parking lot at the Kernville Station. from taxes on property or property ownership that are not • Adding office space to the Bob Everest Station, which would subject to the limits of sections 11 and 11b, Article XI of the allow the District to house the Administration in one location Oregon Constitution. as opposed to the two separate locations it currently works out SUMMARY: Passage of this measure would fund capital of, ensuring more efficient and cost-effective administration of improvements and bond costs. This measure would allow the Fire District. the District to: • Making further improvements at the Bob Everest Station, such as installing a fire sprinkler system, upgrading station security, • Replace existing apparatus based on our established replacing the inadequate generator, building an enclosed replacement schedule with apparatus better suited to the room to protect the firefighters’ gear from apparatus exhaust, needs of the District. paving and repairing parking areas to include a retaining wall • Make upgrades to existing stations to better meet present to prevent erosion, and replacing HVAC systems. and future needs of the District and to incorporate fire life Other Capital Needs of the District. safety upgrades and ADA improvements. • Building a pump testing / draft site prop, live fire training prop, • Replace aging Safety and Protective Equipment. and an additional storage building at the St. Clair Station. • Making other purchases as deemed necessary to facilitate • Address other capital needs of the District. in-house maintenance and repair of District vehicles and The bonds would mature in twenty-one (21) years or less from apparatus, thus lowering out-of-district maintenance costs. the date of issuance and may be issued in one or more series. The estimated annual cost of this bond is $.19 per $1,000 of (This information submitted by Doug Kerr, Fire Chief, North Lincoln Fire & assessed value. For an owner of a home or property owner, the Rescue District #1.) estimated annual average cost would be $19.00 per $100,000 of taxable assessed value.

The estimated tax cost for this measure is an ESTIMATE ONLY, based on the best available information from the county Measure 21-183 Arguments assessors at the time of the estimate. Argument in Favor Explanatory Statement North Lincoln Fire & Rescue District voters will have the option to The North Lincoln Professional Firefighters and North Lincoln approve the issuance of general obligation bonds not exceeding Fire Volunteers Association support the North Lincoln Fire $6,500,000. The estimated tax cost of this measure is $0.19 and Rescue District General Obligation Bond Measure. Your per $1,000 of assessed value. Based on information available local Firefighters agree that this measure takes great steps to from the Lincoln County Assessor’s Office, the owner of a home improve public safety by giving us the 21st century resources assessed at $200,000 would pay an estimated $38.00 per year. we need to keep the citizens, homes and businesses of our If the bond passes, the proceeds would allow the Fire District to great community safe. take financial advantage of the federally-funded Seismic upgrades currently underway to the Rose Lodge and Bob Everest Stations, (This information furnished by Rick DeJager, North Lincoln Professional as the construction and remodeling would only have to be done Firefighters.) once. This would be a savings to the taxpayers. Additionally, the District would enhance firefighter and public safety by: Safety and Protective Equipment • Replacing air packs at the end of their 15-year lifespan, ensuring firefighters continue to fight fire in an offensive, interior capable operation (able to enter structures and perform life/safety rescues in the event of a fire or in other hazardous conditions). • Allowing the District to update the current operational communication system by replacing 1990’s equipment with the latest technology base stations, mobiles, portable radios, The printing of this argument does not constitute an endorsement by the and mobile repeaters, improving current abilities and further County of Lincoln, nor does the county warrant the accuracy or truth of maintaining firefighter and public safety. any statement made in the argument. Official Lincoln County 2018 Primary Election Voters’ Pamphlet 21-12 Measures Measure 21-184 Yachats Rural Fire Protection District

Ballot Title 21-184 Renewal of local option tax for the Yachats RFPD

QUESTION: Shall Yachats RFPD renew its tax for operations of 61¢ per $1000 assessed value for five years beginning 2018-2019?

This measure renews current local option taxes.

SUMMARY: Approval of this measure would renew the current five year local option tax set to expire in tax year 2017-2018, at the same rate now in effect, for an additional five years.

It is estimated that this measure would raise approximately $320,791.00 in tax revenues for 2018-2019, $330,415.00 in tax revenues for 2019-2020, $340,327.00 in tax revenues for 2020-2021, $350,537.00 in tax revenues for 2021-2022, and $361,053.00 in tax revenues for 2022-2023.

Revenues would be used by the Yachats Rural Fire Protection District to continue to staff Firefighting and Emergency Medical Services, pay the operating costs of the District, replace older vehicles, continue expanded training, and purchase protective equipment, hose and other small equipment.

Explanatory Statement The Yachats Rural Fire Protection District (YRFPD) funds and oversees the Yachats Volunteer Fire Department in the provision of emergency services from Yachats to the southern Waldport boundary. Over 95% of YRFPD’s income is from property taxes. The District levies three taxes, a Base Rate of 28.96 cents/$1,000, and two Local Option Taxes (LOTs) of 61 cents and 59 cents respectively. Our Base Rate can never be changed. Each LOT must be renewed every five years. The first LOT was approved by the voters in 1998 and renewed each five years since. The second LOT was initially approved in 2007, and renewed in 2012 and 2016. The District has not asked that the amounts of the LOTs be increased since they were first approved. We now ask the voters to again renew the first LOT. The total of the three taxes is $1.4896 per $1,000, below the average of all Rural Fire Districts in Oregon. Although the District patrons recently approved our requested Bond Measure last year, those monies can only be used for the new station and cannot be used to support operations. The revenue from these two LOTs has allowed the District to provide 24/7/365 paid Firefighter/Paramedic services, to improve professional staff training, to replace very old fire engines, and to update and replace rescue and protective equipment. With the revenues that the District patrons have approved, firefighter capabilities are markedly improved since 1998. If the voters pass this measure and renew this LOT the District will be able to continue to provide quality emergency services to our district patrons, continue to update our emergency equipment and continue our program of vehicle replacement. Please vote.

(This information submitted by Edward T Hallahan, Secretary/Treasurer, Yachats Rural Fire Protection District)

Official Lincoln County 2018 Primary Election Voters’ Pamphlet 21-13 Measures Measure 21-185 Seal Rock Rural Fire Protection District

Ballot Title 21-185 Continuation of Local Option Tax for Seal Rock RFPD

QUESTION: Shall District levy a local option tax of $0.20 per $1,000 of assessed value for five years beginning 2019-2020?

This measure renews current local option taxes.

SUMMARY: Approval of this measure would allow the District to retain a full time fire chief and pay expenses related to that position.

The District has a full time fire chief. The chief is responsible for effectively managing the District and its resources, managing and training full time firefighters, recruiting and training volunteer firefighters, complying with governmental regulations, adhering to industry standards, applying for grants and other responsibilities designated by the Board of Directors of the District.

This levy is a continuation of levies approved by the voters in 2008 and 2012. The rate of levy remains the same as previously approved at $0.20 per $1,000 of assessed valuation. The proposed rate will raise approximately $103,651 in 2019-2020; $106,760 in 2020-2021; $109,963 in 2021-2022; $113,262 in 2022-2023; and $116,660 in 2023-2024. The estimated cost for this measure is an ESTIMATE ONLY based on the best information available from the County Assessor at the time of the estimate.

Explanatory Statement The District is seeking approval from the voters to continue the local option tax of $0.20 per $1,000 of assessed valuation that was previously approved by the voters in 2008 and again in 2012. The continuation of the levy would take effect for the 2019-2020 fiscal year and would run for 5 years through the 2023-2024 fiscal year. Approval of the measure would allow the District to retain a full time fire chief and pay expenses related to that position. The chief is a full time District employee. The chief is responsible for effectively managing the District and its resources, recruiting and training volunteer firefighters, supervising and training full time firefighters, complying with governmental regulations, adhering to industry standards and guidelines necessary to receive rankings that allow property owners in the District to receive reasonable fire insurance premiums, applying for grants, and other responsibilities designated by the Board of Directors of the District. This levy is a continuation of levies approved by the voters in 2008 and 2012. The rate of levy has not changed. The proposed rate will raise approximately $103,651 in 2019-2020; $106,760 in 2020-2021; $109,963 in 2021-2022; $113,262 in 2022-2023; and $116,660 in 2023-2024. The estimated cost for this measure is an ESTIMATE ONLY based on the best information available from the County Assessor at the time of the estimate.

(This information submitted by Al Anton, Chairperson, Seal Rock Rural Fire Protection District .)

Official Lincoln County 2018 Primary Election Voters’ Pamphlet 21-14 Measures Measure 21-186 Lincoln County

continued oversight of individuals once released to maximize Ballot Title public safety and maximize court appearances. • Add a Program/Volunteer Coordinator. Provide additional programming for inmates to address the root causes of why 21-186 they offended, prevent recidivism and increase success once Local Option Tax Levy for Countywide Public Safety released. Services • Add an Inmate Counselor. Individuals with mental illness QUESTION: Shall Lincoln County levy $0.46 per $1,000 as- continue to increase in our jail. One inmate counselor is sessed value beginning FY 2018-19 for five years for enhanced not adequate to address the needs. Transition back to the public safety services? community is missing and would improve. • Add up to Five Additional Corrections Deputies. In 2009, 5 This Measure may cause property taxes to increase more corrections deputy positions were eliminated due to decreased than three percent. county budgets. This would add those deputies back and would SUMMARY: This measure would support enhanced public add a work crew deputy to provide an inmate work crew to safety services for all Lincoln County residents, including, address community needs. but not limited to: - Provides inmates with job skills training. • 24/7 patrol coverage • A dedicated drug related crime detective - Recent 9th circuit decision requiring 2 deputies for • Pretrial justice program to maximize public safety, maxi- unrestrained inmates in court. mize court appearances and maximize releases - Provides for in-school programs. • Additional inmate counselor to address increased mental illness inmate population - Additional deputy safety working within the facility. • Additional corrections deputies to provide an inmate work - Additional courtroom safety as required by Courts. crew, safety in the jail and courts • Add a Receptionist. In 2009 the jail receptionist position was • Program/volunteer coordinator • Equipment and space as needed to fulfill these services eliminated. Currently other support staff provides reception duty coverage on a rotating basis, which is not efficient use This measure would begin in Fiscal Year 2018-19 and last of their work time. for five years. An estimate of the total amount to be raised Cost to Property Owners each year is $3,609,749 in 2018-19; $3,718,042 in 2019-20; $3,829,583 in 2020-21; $3,944,471 in 2021-22 and $4,062,805 Levy is $0.46 per $1,000 of assessed property value, and produces in 2022-23. A typical homeowner with an assessed value (not an estimated $3.609 million the first year of the 5 year levy. That market value) of $200,000 would pay about $92 a year or is about $69 per year (less than $6 month) for a home with an under $8 per month. assessed value of $150,000; $92 per year (less than $8 month) with an assessed value of $200,000; and $138 per year (about $11.50 month) for a home with an assessed value of $300,000. Explanatory Statement Measure would fund enhancement of countywide public safety (This information submitted by Wayne Belmont, Lincoln County Counsel, For services. Lincoln County Board of Commissioners, governing body of Lincoln County.) Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office provides public safety services for Lincoln County including operating the County Jail and Patrol services. Measure provides for an enhanced public safety services package designed to reduce crime, reduce recidivism, reduce the forced release of inmates, and improve quality of life. It comes with a prevention component, an enforcement component, a safety component, and a programming component. What would this measure do? • 24/7 patrol coverage. The Sheriff’s Office has not had 24/7 patrol coverage since 1993. This will reduce response times for deputies. This will reduce crime in all areas of the County due to increased law enforcement presence. • Add a dedicated drug related crime detective. Due to staffing levels and call volume, the County removed its LINT drug detective 4 years ago. This would provide a detective to work with other agencies, address drug crimes, and drug related crimes. • Add a Detective Sergeant. Provide oversight of the crime reduction unit to enhance ability to solve crimes after they are committed. • Add a Pretrial Justice Program. Provide for release coordinators to determine release status of inmates to reduce the forced releases caused by overcrowding. Coordinators will also provide

Official Lincoln County 2018 Primary Election Voters’ Pamphlet 21-15 Measures Measure 21-186 ArgumentsMeasure 21-186 Arguments

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N Vote Yes for Public Safety! Vote YES for Lincoln County Public Safety Lincoln County is a beautiful place to live and a great place to We urge you to vote yes for improved public safety. This fund- raise a family, however our crime rate has reached a tipping ing will provide a comprehensive “Smart on Crime” approach (This information furnished by .) point. Your local Sheriff’s Deputies are strapped and desper- to addressing crime, mental health, and substance abuse ately seek your help in solving our community’s problems by disorders in our County. voting “Yes” for Public Safety. Crime and calls for service continue to rise in Lincoln County, • Corrections deputies continue to see high jail recidivism however, the number of deputies to address this problem has and persons with mental illness housed in our jail as other not increased. We have not had 24/7 patrol coverage from community needs are not met. the Sheriff’s Office since 1993. Deputies are not on duty to • Solution: Yes on Public Safety provides funding for proven respond to life threatening situations between the hours of 3:00 programs and job training to reduce recidivism, funds am and 7:00 am. This measure would restore 24/7 service to a full time work crew deputy for an inmate work crew to all areas of the County. address community needs and allows for an inmate coun- Lincoln County has not been immune to problems that plague selor to help mentally ill inmates. most of our country: a growing opioid crisis and an over- • Patrol deputies see the after affects of assaults on per- burdened mental health system that has turned our jails into sons and property crimes that occur when none of us are default mental health holding facilities. Property crime is far too on duty. In fact, the number of patrol deputies for Lincoln abundant, most of it driven by the needs of people to feed their County has not increased in over 25 years and there are destructive habits. This measure would provide programming not enough of us to provide 24 hour coverage. services at the jail to address the root cause of their criminal activity. • Solution: Yes on Public Safety smartly provides a modest increase of patrol deputies to ensure 24 hour patrol cover- This measure would fund a Pretrial Justice program to assess age 7 days a week for all Lincoln County. 24/7 patrol cov- inmates and determine the right person to keep in jail while erage is a must for citizen safety and security of property. maximizing public safety. Simply holding someone in jail does not help them. Statistics across the Country indicate the longer • Patrol deputies and detectives see daily the human toll of a person stays in jail the chance of them reoffending when illegal drug use by addicted parents who abuse children released goes up. We need to make sure we keep the right and property crimes perpetuated by persons who steal to people in jail and release the people who can contribute posi- support their habit. tively to our community. • Solution: Yes on Public Safety provides both a full-time This enhanced public safety services package is designed drug detective to shut down local illegal drug dealers and to reduce crime, reduce recidivism, reduce force releases a supervisor position to help detectives currently working of inmates, and improve quality of life. It comes with a on abuse and property crime cases. prevention component, an enforcement component, a We, your local public safety servants, view Public Safety mea- safety component, and a programming component. sure 21-186 as a smart and effective solution to our county’s crime rate and that it will improve quality of life for all who live Thank you for voting “YES” for Lincoln County Public Safety. and visit Lincoln County. Sheriff Curtis Landers and Commissioner Bill Hall

(This information furnished by David A Boys II, Lincoln County Deputies (This information furnished by Sheriff Curtis Landers, Friends for Vote Association.) Yes Lincoln County Public Safety.)

The printing of this argument does not constitute an endorsement by the The printing of this argument does not constitute an endorsement by the The printing of this argument does not constitute an endorsement by the County of Lincoln, nor does the county warrant the accuracy or truth of County of Lincoln, nor does the county warrant the accuracy or truth of County of Lincoln, nor does the county warrant the accuracy or truth of any statement made in the argument. any statement made in the argument. any statement made in the argument.

Official Lincoln County 2018 Primary Election Voters’ Pamphlet Official Lincoln County 2018 Primary Election Voters’ Pamphlet 21-16 Measures 21-17 Measures Measure 21-187 Toledo Rural Fire Protection District

A second station and equipment will be located on the south Ballot Title west side of the District supporting South Bay Road, Sunnyridge Road, and Elk City Road. The District’s major concern is that if Butler Bridge became unserviceable, the District could not 21-187 provide any services on that side of the Yaquina River. Authorizes General Obligation Bond to Improve The stations will be located to benefit as many taxpayers as Service Delivery possible through reduced insurance rates. The construction of the two stations will meet a majority of the requirements of the QUESTION: Shall Toledo Rural Fire Protection District issue insurance companies to further reduce the insurance rates. $2,700,000 general obligation bonds to construct and equip two additional fire stations? If the bonds are approved, they The Volunteer firefighters and the District have already satisfied will be payable from taxes on property or property ownership the training and equipment requirements for reduced insurance that are not subject to the limits of sections 11 and 11b, Article premiums in these areas. XI of the Oregon Constitution (This information submitted by Douglas Jeffrey Doyle, Director, Toledo Rural Fire Protection District.) SUMMARY: The District is seeking voter approval to issue general obligation bonds to finance the construction, equipping and furnishing of two additional fire stations outside the City of Toledo to improve service delivery. Projects include the following:

• Construction, equipping and furnishing of two fire stations • Acquisition of one fire truck and one water tender • Pay the costs of issuing the bonds

Bonds would mature in 30 years or less from date of issuance. If approved, the incremental tax rate increase from the projected 2019 rate is estimated to be approximately $ .75 per $1,000 of assessed value. Actual rates may vary based upon interest rates incurred and changes in assessed value.

Explanatory Statement If approved, the bonds will allow the Toledo Rural Fire Protection District (District) to fund the construction and equipping of two fire stations within the District boundaries. This will be a $2.7 million dollar project that will be funded through a thirty year bond levy. The 30 year bond levy will be repaid through taxes estimated at 75 cents per thousand dollars of assessed property value for thirty years. For example, a property with improvements valued at $150,000 would cost the taxpayer an estimated $112 dollars per year. The District has diligently sought non-tax dollars for this project. There currently is no grant funding or other available funding source that will be obtainable without the base construction funds being provided by the Fire District. If approved, the District will continue to seek grant funding and other partners to reduce the impact of this project. The 55 square mile Fire District was formed in 1958 under the authority of Oregon Revised Statute. This is the first tax referendum the District has sought in its sixty year existence. The District desires to enhance emergency response capability for the customers of the District by strategically placing these two stations in locations that will: • Reduce insurance liability for many households currently five miles or more from a fire station • Support disaster response and recovery in areas potentially isolated by storms, earthquakes or tsunamis • Provide meeting spaces for community events. The District desires to build and equip one fire station on property it has already obtained and prepared for construction in Eddyville on Nashville Road.

Official Lincoln County 2018 Primary Election Voters’ Pamphlet 21-17 Measures Official Lincoln County 2018 Primary Election Voters’ Pamphlet 21-18 Registration and Voting Information

Registering to Vote Voting Instructions To be eligible to vote in the May 15, 2018 Primary Check Your Ballot! Election, a completed voter registration card must be postmarked by April 24, 2018. To vote you must fill in the oval ( ) completely with a pencil or pen. To write-in a name — Fill in the oval ( ) to the left of To Register To Vote In Oregon, You Must Be: the dotted line and write-in the name on the dotted line. A resident of Oregon. If you vote for more candidates than allowed, or if you vote A United States citizen. both Yes and No on a measure, it is called an overvote. At least 18 years old by election day. Your vote will not count for that candidate or measure. You do not have to vote on all contests. Those you do vote You Must Update Your Registration If: on will still be counted. Your residence or mailing address changes. Your name changes. Contact Lincoln County Elections office at 541-265-4131 to request a replacement ballot if: You wish to change your party affiliation. ➝ you make a mistake Important Note: If you have moved or your name has ➝ your ballot is damaged or spoiled changed and you have not yet updated your registration, ➝ your ballot is lost you may be still eligible to vote. Contact the Lincoln Coun- or for any other reason. ty Elections office, 541-265-4131 for further information. 1-866-ORE-VOTES (se habla Español) www.oregonvotes.org Voters With Disabilities: TTY 1-800-735-2900 If you are unable to vote your ballot without assistance, contact the Lincoln County Elections office at Remember, if stated on your ballot, vote 541-265-4131. We will provide two persons to assist you in voting. To assure your voted ballot is received by both sides of your ballot. election day, contact the elections office early to arrange for assistance. You may also select someone else of your After voting—SEAL the ballot in the ballot secrecy own choice to assist you. envelope. The secrecy envelope is optional – it is not required. On-line Registration: On-line voter registration is now available. If you go to SEAL your BALLOT (enclosed in the secrecy envelope), our website: www.co.lincoln.or.us/clerk and go to the left inside the return envelope, SIGN THE RETURN side of the page, then click on “Register to Vote Online”. ENVELOPE in the space provided, and mail it in time to be received in the office of the County Clerk by May 15th, or drop it off at a designated drop site (see drop sites on page 21-2 of this county voters’ pamphlet).

Be sure to sign your Return Envelope!

REMEMBER! All ballots must be voted and received at a drop site or the Lincoln County Clerk’s Office by no later than 8:00 p.m., May 15, 2018.

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Official Primary Nominating Ballot for the Democratic Party Lincoln County, Oregon - May 15, 2018

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If the bonds are approved, they will be 7 days a week until 8pm on May 15 61 Instructions to NoVoter Candidate Filedunduly influences an elector to vote in any City of Waldport unduly influencesPrecinct an Committeeperson elector to voteWrite-in in any Nonpartisan State Office payable from taxes on property or property (beginning April 5) 61 Use a Pen (blue or black ink) particularparticular manner manner or or to to refrain refrain from from voting voting is is Turn Ballot Over to KayTurnTurn S C Fort BallotBallot OverOver to subject to a fine. (ORS 254.470) Write-inTurn Ballot Over to ownership that are not subject to the limits of To ensure your vote counts, completely fill in the subject to a fine. (ORS 254.470) Continue Voting → Council Members sections 11 and 11b, Article XI of the Oregon LINCOLN CITY CITY HALL 21 Van Pounds Judge of the Court of Appeals, ContinueContinue VotingVoting → oval to the left of the responseWrite-in of your choice. Precinct Committeeperson5-4T - Male JudgeContinue of the1-1T Circuit5-9T Voting Court, →Unexpired 17th Terms Ending Constitution. 801 SW Hwy 101; Lincoln City Democrat1-4T Position 6 District, Position 3 December 31,Write-in 2020 INSIDE BOX: 8am to 5pm M-F To writeMeagan in a name, A writeFlynn the name on the solid Vote for One Summary: If this measure is approved, (April 5 through May 14) Incumbent Vote for Three Vote for One Vote for Two line and fill in the oval to theWrite-in left of the Commissioner - Position 3 general obligation bonds are expected to fund: May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm write-in line. OUTSIDE BOX: Drive-up ballot box in James (Jim) C Egan Three Year Term lower parking lot-open 24 hours a day, Write-in Harry K Dennis • Replacement of boat launch and marina Write-in No Candidate Filed Incumbent Russell L Baldwin Vote for One including slips, crabbing platform, crabbing 7 days a week until 8pm on May 15 (beginning April 5) 61 Attention! dock and kayak launch, permits and mitigation ThomasTurn OBallot Branford OverJanis to Swan projects required for launch and marina Remember to inspect your ballot for mistakes! If Write-in Write-in Incumbent Les Fort construction; DEPOE BAY CITY HALL you make a mistake or damage your ballot, call Continue Voting → • Upgrade of public bathrooms; 570 SE Shell; Depoe Bay your County Elections Office to ask for assistance. 1-4T Judge of the Court of Appeals, • Refinance capital costs related to land 8am to 5pm M-F (April 5 through May 14) Write-in Write-in Write-in May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm Position 9 Write-in purchase used for boat and trailer parking; and • Site improvements, demolition, furnishing Vote for One NEWPORT CITY HALL Write-in Judge of the Circuit Court, 17th and equipping and bond issuance costs. District, PositionWrite-in 2 Lincoln County Measure 169 SW Coast Hwy; Newport The Port would establish a citizen oversight 8am to 5pm M-F (April 5 through May 14) Federal Offices Nonpartisan StateErika Office Hadlock Vote for One Local Option Tax Levy for May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm WARNING Incumbent 21-186 committee to ensure bond proceeds are used Any person who, by use of force or other means, Countywide Public Safety Services for purposes indicated. unduly influences an elector to vote in any Paulette E Sanders TOLEDO CITY HALL Commissioner of the Bureau of 206 N Main; Toledo US Representative,particular 5th manner District or to refrain from voting is Write-in Incumbent Turn BallotQuestion: Over Shall to Lincoln County levy $0.46 per Bonds would mature in not to exceed 25 years Votesubject for One to a fine. (ORS 254.470) Labor and Industries $1,000 assessed value beginning FY 2018-19 from issuance. The estimated annual average 8am to 5pm M-Th Vote for One Continue forVoting five years → for enhanced public safety tax rate is $0.1213 per $1,000 of assessed (April 5 through May 14) 1-1T Write-in services? property value. Actual levy rate may differ due May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm to changes in interest rates and/or assessed 40 Peter Wright Lou Ogden This Measure may cause property taxes to value. SILETZ CITY HALL District Attorney, Lincoln County increase more than three percent. 215 W Buford; Siletz Vote for One 9am to 5pm M-F 41 Kurt Schrader Val Hoyle Summary: This measure would support (April 5 through May 14) enhanced public safety services for all Lincoln Yes May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 9am-8pm 42 Jack Howard Michelle R Branam County residents, including, but not limited to: Write-in WALDPORT CITY HALL • 24/7 patrol coverage No 125 Alsea Hwy; Waldport INSIDE BOX: 8am to 5pm M-F 43 Partisan State Offices • A dedicated drug related crime detective Write-in Write-in • Pretrial justice program to maximize public Yachats Rural Fire Protection (April 5 through May 14) safety, maximize court appearances and District (closed 12:30pm to 1:30pm) Judge of the Supreme Court, County Offices maximize releases May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm Governor • Additional inmate counselor to address 21-184 Renewal of local option tax for OUTSIDE BOX: Drive-up ballot box in Position 3 the Yachats RFPD City Hall parking lot - open 24 hours a day, Vote for One Lincoln County Commissioner, increased mental illness inmate population Official Lincoln County 2016 Primary ElectionVote Voters’ for One Pamphlet • Additional corrections deputies to provide an 7 days a week until 8pm on May 15 Position 1 inmate work crew, safety in the jail and courts Question: Shall Yachats RFPD renew its tax (beginning April 5) Four Year Term • Program/volunteer coordinator for operations of 61¢ per $1000 assessed value Ed Jones Van Pounds Vote for One • Equipment and space as needed to fulfill for five years beginning 2018-2019? YACHATS CITY HALL 21-21 Sample Ballot these services This measure renews current local option 441 Hwy 101 N; Yachats Meagan A Flynn taxes. 8:30am to 4:30pm M-F Kate Brown Incumbent Virginia (Jenny) Demaris This measure would begin in Fiscal Year (April 5 through May 14) 2018-19 and last for five years. An estimate of Summary: Approval of this measure would May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8:30am-8pm Candace Neville Doug Hunt the total amount to be raised each year is renew the current five year local option tax set Write-in $3,609,749 in 2018-19; $3,718,042 in 2019-20; to expire in tax year 2017-2018, at the same EDDYVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH $3,829,583 in 2020-21; $3,944,471 in 2021-22 rate now in effect, for an additional five years. 20742 Hwy 20; Eddyville Judge of the Supreme Court, Kim Herring and $4,062,805 in 2022-23. A typical May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 10am-8pm Write-in homeowner with an assessed value (not It is estimated that this measure would raise Position 2 market value) of $200,000 would pay about $92 approximately $320,791.00 in tax revenues for Your ballot must be received at a designated drop 51 Vote for One Betty Kamikawa a year or under $8 per month. 2018-2019, $330,415.00 in tax revenues for site (including the Courthouse) by 8:00pm on May State Representative, 10th District 2019-2020, $340,327.00 in tax revenues for 15. You may mail it in or take it to a drop site any Vote for One 2020-2021, $350,537.00 in tax revenues for day before that also. (beginning on dates listed Rebecca Duncan above.) NOTE: Postmarks do not count. Incumbent 2021-2022, and $361,053.00 in tax revenues Write-in Yes for 2022-2023. Lincoln County Commissioner, POSTAGE IS NOT REQUIRED AT THESE David Gomberg DROP SITES! Write-in Revenues would be used by the Yachats Rural Position 3 No Fire Protection District to continue to staff Four Year Term Firefighting and Emergency Medical Services, Write-in Judge of the Court of Appeals, Vote for One pay the operating costs of the District, replace Position 10 older vehicles, continue expanded training, and Vote for One Kaety Jacobson purchase protective equipment, hose and other Precinct Committeeperson small equipment. Rex Armstrong Precinct Committeeperson - Female Incumbent Terry N Thompson Democrat Yes Vote for Three Kyle L Krohn Write-in No No Candidate Filed City of Waldport Write-in Council Members Judge of the Court of Appeals, Write-in Unexpired Terms Ending Position 6 Vote for One December 31, 2020 Write-in Vote for Two James (Jim) C Egan Harry K Dennis Write-in Incumbent Janis Swan Write-in

Judge of the Court of Appeals, Write-in Position 9 Vote for One Write-in Erika Hadlock WARNING Incumbent Any person who, by use of force or other means, unduly influences an elector to vote in any particular manner or to refrain from voting is Write-in Turn Ballot Over to subject to a fine. (ORS 254.470) Continue Voting → 1-1T 5-9T Vote Both Sides of Ballot Lincoln County Measure Lincoln County Measure Drop Site Locations Drop Site Locations 21-186 Local Option Tax Levy for LINCOLN COUNTY COURTHOUSE Countywide Public Safety Services 21-186 Local Option Tax Levy for LINCOLN COUNTY COURTHOUSE Countywide Public Safety Services 225 W Olive, Room 201; Newport INSIDE BOX: 8:30am to 5pm M-F 225 W Olive, Room 201; Newport INSIDE BOX: 8:30am to 5pm M-F Question: Shall Lincoln County levy $0.46 per (April 5 through May 14) $1,000 assessed value beginning FY 2018-19 Question: Shall Lincoln County levy $0.46 per May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 7am-8pm (April 5 through May 14) $1,000 assessed value beginning FY 2018-19 May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 7am-8pm for five years for enhanced public safety OUTSIDE BOX: Drive-up ballot box in services? for five years for enhanced public safety OUTSIDE BOX: Drive-up ballot box in services? rear parking lot-open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week until 8pm on May 15 rear parking lot-open 24 hours a day, This Measure may cause property taxes to 7 days a week until 8pm on May 15 This Measure may cause property taxes to (beginning April 5) (beginning April 5) increase more than three percent. increase more than three percent. LINCOLN CITY CITY HALL This measure would support 801 SW Hwy 101; Lincoln City LINCOLN CITY CITY HALL Summary: Summary: This measure would support 801 SW Hwy 101; Lincoln City enhanced public safety services for all Lincoln enhanced public safety services for all Lincoln INSIDE BOX: 8am to 5pm M-F INSIDE BOX: 8am to 5pm M-F County residents, including, but not limited to: County residents, including, but not limited to: (April 5 through May 14) (April 5 through May 14) May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm • 24/7 patrol coverage • 24/7 patrol coverage OUTSIDE BOX: Drive-up ballot box in OUTSIDE BOX: Drive-up ballot box in • A dedicated drug related crime detective • A dedicated drug related crime detective lower parking lot-open 24 hours a day, lower parking lot-open 24 hours a day, • Pretrial justice program to maximize public • Pretrial justice program to maximize public 7 days a week until 8pm on May 15 7 days a week until 8pm on May 15 safety, maximize court appearances and safety, maximize court appearances and (beginning April 5) (beginning April 5) maximize releases maximize releases • Additional inmate counselor to address • Additional inmate counselor to address DEPOE BAY CITY HALL DEPOE BAY CITY HALL increased mental illness inmate population increased mental illness inmate population 570 SE Shell; Depoe Bay 570 SE Shell; Depoe Bay • Additional corrections deputies to provide an • Additional corrections deputies to provide an 8am to 5pm M-F (April 5 through May 14) 8am to 5pm M-F (April 5 through May 14) inmate work crew, safety in the jail and courts inmate work crew, safety in the jail and courts May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm • Program/volunteer coordinator • Program/volunteer coordinator • Equipment and space as needed to fulfill • Equipment and space as needed to fulfill NEWPORT CITY HALL NEWPORT CITY HALL these services these services 169 SW Coast Hwy; Newport 169 SW Coast Hwy; Newport 8am to 5pm M-F (April 5 through May 14) 8am to 5pm M-F (April 5 through May 14) This measure would begin in Fiscal Year This measure would begin in Fiscal Year May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm 2018-19 and last for five years. An estimate of 2018-19 and last for five years. An estimate of the total amount to be raised each year is the total amount to be raised each year is TOLEDO CITY HALL TOLEDO CITY HALL $3,609,749 in 2018-19; $3,718,042 in 2019-20; $3,609,749 in 2018-19; $3,718,042 in 2019-20; 206 N Main; Toledo 206 N Main; Toledo $3,829,583 in 2020-21; $3,944,471 in 2021-22 $3,829,583 in 2020-21; $3,944,471 in 2021-22 8am to 5pm M-Th 8am to 5pm M-Th and $4,062,805 in 2022-23. A typical and $4,062,805 in 2022-23. A typical (April 5 through May 14) (April 5 through May 14) homeowner with an assessed value (not homeowner with an assessed value (not May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm Sample Ballotmarket value) of $200,000 would–Lincoln pay about $92 marketCounty, value) of $200,000 Oregon would pay about $92 May 15, 2018 11 a year or under $8 per month. a year or under $8 per month. SILETZ CITY HALL SILETZ CITY HALL 215 W Buford; Siletz 215 W Buford; Siletz 9am to 5pm M-F 9am to 5pm M-F (April 5 through May 14) (April 5 through May 14) Yes Official Primary Nominating BallotYes for the Democratic Party May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 9am-8pm May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 9am-8pm Lincoln County, Oregon - May 15, 2018 WALDPORT CITY HALL WALDPORT CITY HALL No No 125 Alsea Hwy; Waldport 125 Alsea Hwy; Waldport INSIDE BOX: 8am to 5pm M-F INSIDE BOX: 8am to 5pm M-F North Lincoln Fire & Rescue Rural (April 5 through May 14) (April 5 through May 14) Lincoln County Measure Fire Protection District #1 DropToledo Site Rural Locations Fire Protection District (closed 12:30pm1-1T to 1:30pm) (closed 12:30pm to 1:30pm) May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm Instructions to Voter 21-186 Local Option Tax Levy for 21-183 North Lincoln Fire Precinct& Rescue CommitteepersonLINCOLN21-187 COUNTYAuthorizes COURTHOUSE General ObligationNonpartisanOU StateTSIDE OfficeBOX: Drive-up ballot box in OUTSIDE BOX: Drive-up ballot box in Countywide Public UseSafety a Pen Services (blue or black ink)General Obligation Bond Authorization 225Bond W Olive,to Improve Room 201; Service Newport Delivery City Hall parking lot - open 24 hours a day, City Hall parking lot - open 24 hours a day, To ensure your vote counts, completely fill in the INSIDE BOX: 8:30am to 5pm M-F 7 days a week until 8pm on May 15 7 days a week until 8pm on May 15 Question: Shall Lincoln21 oval County levy to the $0.46 left ofper the responseQuestion: of Shallyour Northchoice. LincolnPrecinct Fire & Rescue Committeeperson(AprilQuestion: 5 through Shall -May ToledoMale 14) Rural FireJudge Protection of the Circuit(beginning Court, April 5)17th (beginning April 5) $1,000 assessed value beginning FY 2018-19 District #1 be authorized to issue general DemocratMayDistrict 15 issueONLY $2,700,000 (Election Day) general 7am-8pm obligationDistrict, Position 3 for five years for enhancedTo write public in safety a name, write theobligation name on bonds the solid not exceeding $6,500,000? If ObondsUTSI DtoE construct BOX: Drive-up and equip ballot two box additional in fire YACHATS CITY HALL YACHATS CITY HALL services? line and fill in the oval theto the bonds left ofare the approved, they will be payableVote forrearstations? Three parking If the lot-open bonds are24 hours approved, a day, they willVote 441for HwyOne 101 N; Yachats 441 Hwy 101 N; Yachats write-in line. from taxes on property or property ownership 7be days payable a week from until taxes 8pm on onproperty May 15or property 8:30am to 4:30pm M-F 8:30am to 4:30pm M-F This Measure may cause property taxes to that are not subject to the limits of sections 11 (beginningownership that April are 5) not subject to the limits of (April 5 through May 14) (April 5 through May 14) increase more than three percent. and 11b, Article XI of the OregonNo Constitution. Candidate Filedsections 11 and 11b, Article XI ofRussell the Oregon L BaldwinMay 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8:30am-8pm May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8:30am-8pm LINCOLNConstitution. CITY CITY HALL Summary: This measure would support Attention!Summary: Passage of this measure would 801 SW Hwy 101; Lincoln City Thomas O BranfordEDDYVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH EDDYVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH enhanced public safety services for all Lincoln fund capital improvements and bond costs. ISummary:NSIDE BO X The: 8am District to 5pm is M-Fseeking voter 20742 Hwy 20; Eddyville 20742 Hwy 20; Eddyville Remember to inspect your ballot for mistakes! If Write-in Incumbent May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 10am-8pm County residents, including,you make but not a mistakelimited to: or damageThis measure your ballot, would call allow the District to: (Aprilapproval 5 through to issue May general 14) obligation bonds to May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 10am-8pm Mayfinance 15 ONLYthe construction, (Election Day) equipping 8am-8pm and your County Elections Office to ask for assistance. Your ballot must be received at a designated drop • 24/7 patrol coverage • Replace existing apparatus basedWrite-in on our OfurnishingUTSIDE BofO twoX: Drive-upadditional ballot fire stations boxWrite-in in outside Your ballot must be received at a designated drop • A dedicated drug related crime detective established replacement schedule with lowerthe City parking of Toledo lot-open to improve 24 hours service a day, delivery. site (including the Courthouse) by 8:00pm on May site (including the Courthouse) by 8:00pm on May • Pretrial justice program to maximize public apparatus better suited to the needs of the 7Projects days a includeweek until the following:8pm on May 15 15. You may mail it in or take it to a drop site any 15. You may mail it in or take it to a drop site any day before that also. (beginning on dates listed safety, maximize court appearances and District. Write-in (beginning April 5) Judge of the Circuitday before Court, that also. 17th (beginning on dates listed maximize releases • Construction, equipping and furnishing District,of two above.) Position NOTE: 2 Postmarks do not count. above.) NOTE: Postmarks do not count. • Additional inmate counselor to address • Make upgrades to existing stations to better DEPOEfire stations BAY CITY HALL Vote for One increased mental illness inmate populationFederal Officesmeet present and future needs of theNonpartisan District 570 •State Acquisition SE Shell; Office of Depoe one fire Bay truck and one water POSTAGE IS NOT REQUIRED AT THESE POSTAGE IS NOT REQUIRED AT THESE • Additional corrections deputies to provide an and to incorporate fire life safety upgrades and 8amtender to 5pm M-F (April 5 through May 14) DROP SITES! DROP SITES! inmate work crew, safety in the jail and courts ADA improvements. Commissioner Mayof• Pay the 15 the ONLYBureau costs (Election of issuing of Day) the 8am-8pmbondsPaulette E Sanders • Program/volunteer coordinatorUS Representative, 5th District Incumbent • Equipment and space as needed to fulfillVote for• ReplaceOne aging Safety and ProtectiveLabor andNEWPORT BondsIndustries would CITY mature HALL in 30 years or less from these services Equipment. Vote for169date One SW of issuance. Coast Hwy; If approved, Newport the incremental 8amtax rate to 5pm increase M-F (Aprilfrom the5 through projected MayWrite-in 2019 14) rate This measure would begin in Fiscal Year • Address other capital needs of the District. Mayis estimated 15 ONLY to (Election be approximately Day) 8am-8pm $ .75 per 2018-19 and last for40 five years.Peter An estimate Wright of Lou Ogden $1,000 of assessed value. Actual rates may the total amount to be raised each year is The bonds would mature in twenty-one (21) TOLEDOvary based CITY upon HALL interest rates Districtincurred and Attorney, Lincoln County $3,609,749 in 2018-19; $3,718,042 in 2019-20; years or less from the date of issuance and 206changes N Main; in assessed Toledo value. Vote for One $3,829,583 in 2020-21;41 $3,944,471Kurt inSchrader 2021-22 may be issued in one or more series.Val Hoyle The 8am to 5pm M-Th and $4,062,805 in 2022-23. A typical estimated annual cost of this bond is $.19 per (April 5 through May 14) homeowner with an assessed value (not $1,000 of assessed value. For an owner of a May Yes15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm market value) of $200,00042 would pay about $92 home or property owner, the estimatedJack Howard annual Michelle R Branam a year or under $8 per month.Write-in average cost would be $19.00 per $100,000 of SILETZ CITY HALL taxable assessed value. 215 WNo Buford; Siletz 43 Partisan State Offices 9am to 5pm M-F Write-in Write-in The estimated tax cost for this measure is an (April 5 through May 14) Yes May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 9am-8pm ESTIMATELincoln ONLY, basedCounty on theMeasure best available Yachats Rural Fire Protection information from the county assessorsJudge at ofthe the Supreme Court,District CountyDrop Offices Site Locations Governor WALDPORT CITY HALL No time of the estimate. Position 3 Vote for 21-186One Local Option Tax Levy for Vote for12521-184 One Alsea Hwy;Renewal Waldport of local optionLincoln tax County for LINCOLN Commissioner, COUNTY COURTHOUSE CountywideSeal Rock Public Rural Safety Fire ProtectionServices INtheSID YachatsE BOX: 8am RFPD to 5pm M-F 225 W Olive, Room 201; Newport Lincoln County Measure (April 5 through May 14) Position 1 Port of Alsea District Drop Site Locations INSIDE BOX: 8:30am to 5pm M-F Question:Yes Shall Lincoln County levy $0.46 per (closedQuestion: 12:30pm Shall toYachats 1:30pm) RFPD renew its taxFour Year(April 5Term through May 14) Ed Jones Van Pounds May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm 21-186 Local Option Tax Levy for 21-185$1,000 assessed Continuation value beginning of Local FY Option2018-19 LINCOLNfor operations COUNTY of 61¢ COURTHOUSE per $1000 assessed valueVoteMay for 15One ONLY (Election Day) 7am-8pm 21-182Countywide Bonds Public to Replace Safety LaunchServices and Taxfor five for years Seal for Rock enhanced RFPD public safety OforUT fiveSID yearsE BO Xbeginning: Drive-up 2018-2019? ballot box in OUTSIDE BOX: Drive-up ballot box in Marina, Upgrades, and Refinance No 225 W Olive, Room 201; Newport Kate Brown services? Meagan A FlynnCityINThisSI DHall measureE B parkingOX: 8:30am renews lot - to currentopen 5pm 24M-F local hoursVirginia option a day, (Jenny) rear parkingDemaris lot-open 24 hours a day, ProjectsQuestion: Shall Lincoln County levy $0.46 per Question: Shall District levy a Incumbentlocal option tax 7(Apriltaxes. days 5 athrough week untilMay 14)8pm on May 15 7 days a week until 8pm on May 15 $1,000 assessed value beginning FY 2018-19 ofThis $0.20 Measure per $1,000 may cause of assessed property value taxes for to five (beginningMay 15 ONLY April (Election 5) Day) 7am-8pm (beginning April 5) Question:for five years Shall for the enhanced Port issue publicCandace $2,660,000 safety Neville in yearsincrease beginning more than 2019-2020? three percent. OSummary:UTSIDE B O ApprovalX: Drive-up of this ballot measure boxDoug in would Hunt bondsservices? to replace boat launch and marina, This measure renews current localWrite-in option YACHATSrearrenew parking the currentCITY lot-open HALL five year24 hours local aoption day, tax set LINCOLN CITY CITY HALL upgrade public bathrooms and refinance capital taxes.Summary: This measure would support 4417to days expire Hwy a 101weekin tax N; untilyear Yachats 8pm2017-2018, on May at 15 the same 801 SW Hwy 101; Lincoln City costs?This Measure If the bonds may arecause approved, property they taxes will to be enhanced public safety servicesJudge for all Lincoln of the Supreme8:30am(beginningrate now to in 4:30pm AprilCourt,effect, 5) M-Ffor an additionalKim five years.Herring INSIDE BOX: 8am to 5pm M-F payableincrease from more taxes than on three property percent.Write-in or property Summary:County residents, Approval including, of this butmeasure not limited would to: (April 5 through May 14) (April 5 through May 14) ownership that are not subject to the limits of allow the District to retain a full time fire chiefPositionMayLINCOLNIt is estimated15 2 ONLY CITY (Electionthat CITY this HALL measure Day) 8:30am-8pm would raise May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm sectionsSummary: 11 and This 11b, measure51 Article would XI of thesupport Oregon and• 24/7 pay patrol expenses coverage related to that position. Vote for801approximately One SW Hwy 101; $320,791.00 Lincoln City in taxBetty revenues Kamikawa for OUTSIDE BOX: Drive-up ballot box in Constitution.enhanced public safety servStateices forRepresentative, all Lincoln • A dedicated 10th District drug related crime detective EDDYVILLEIN2018-2019,SIDE BOX $330,415.00:COMMUNITY 8am to 5pm in M-F CHURCHtax revenues for lower parking lot-open 24 hours a day, County residents, including, but not limitedVote to: for The•One Pretrial District justice has programa full time to fire maximize chief. The public chief 20742(April2019-2020, 5 Hwy through 20; $340,327.00 EddyvilleMay 14) in tax revenues for 7 days a week until 8pm on May 15 issafety, responsible maximize for courteffectively appearances managingRebecca and the DuncanMay2020-2021, 15 ONLY $350,537.00 (Election Day) in tax 8am-8pm10am-8pm revenues for (beginning April 5) Summary: If this measure is approved, maximize releases Incumbent 2021-2022, and $361,053.00 in tax revenues general• 24/7 patrolobligation coverage bonds are expected to fund: District and its resources, managing and OUTSIDE BOX: Drive-up ballot boxWrite-in in 26-1T Vote Both Sides of Ballot • A dedicated drug related crime detective training• Additional full timeinmate firefighters, counselor recruiting to address and Yourlowerfor 2022-2023. ballot parking must lot-open be18-5T received 24 hours at a designated a day, drop DEPOE VoteBAY CITY Both HALL Sides of Ballot • Pretrial justice program to maximize public trainingincreased volunteer mental illnessfirefighters, inmate complying population with site7 days (including a week the until Courthouse) 8pm on May byLincoln 158:00pm onCounty May 570 Commissioner, SE Shell; Depoe Bay • Replacement of boat launchDavid and marina Gomberg • Additional corrections deputies to provide an Revenues would be used by the Yachats Rural 8am to 5pm M-F (April 5 through May 14) includingsafety, maximize slips, crabbing court appearancesplatform, crabbing and governmental regulations, adheringWrite-in to industry 15.(beginning You may April mail 5)it in or take it to a drop site anyPosition 3 maximize releases standards,inmate work appplying crew, safety for grants in the jailand and other courts dayFire before Protection that also.District (beginning to continue on to dates staff listedFour YearMay 15 Term ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm dock and kayak launch, permits and mitigation • Program/volunteer coordinator Firefighting and Emergency Medical Services, projects• Additional required inmate for counselorlaunch and to marina address responsibilities designated by Judgethe Board of of the Courtabove.)DEPOE of BAYNOTE: Appeals, CITY Postmarks HALL do not count. Vote for One increased mental illness inmateWrite-in population Directors• Equipment of theand District. space as needed to fulfill 570pay SEthe Shell; operating Depoe costs Bay of the District, replace NEWPORT CITY HALL construction; these services Positionolder 10 vehicles, continue expanded training, and 169 SW Coast Hwy; Newport •• AdditionalUpgrade of corrections public bathrooms; deputies to provide an 8amPOSTAGE to 5pm M-F IS (April NOT 5REQUIRED through May AT 14) THESE inmate work crew, safety in the jail and courts This levy is a continuation of levies approvedVote forMaypurchase One 15 ONLY protective (ElectionDROP equipment, Day) SITES! 8am-8pm hoseKaety and Jacobsonother 8am to 5pm M-F (April 5 through May 14) • Refinance capital costs relatedPrecinct to land CommitteepersonThis measure would begin in Fiscal Year small equipment. May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm purchase• Program/volunteer used for boat coordinator and trailer parking; and by the voters in 2008 and 2012. The rate of • Equipment and space as needed to fulfill levy2018-19 remains and thelast samefor five as years. previously An estimate approved of NEWPORT CITY HALL • Site improvements, demolition, furnishing the total amount to be raised eachRex year Armstrong is TOLEDO CITY HALL andthese equipping services and bond Precinctissuance costs. Committeepersonat $0.20 per - Female$1,000 of assessed valuation. The 169 SW Coast Hwy; Newport Terry N Thompson proposed$3,609,749 rate in will2018-19; raise approximately$3,718,042Incumbent in 2019-20; 8am to 5pm M-F (April 5 through May 14) 206 N Main; Toledo Democrat$3,829,583 in 2020-21; $3,944,471 in 2021-22 Yes 8am to 5pm M-Th TheThis Port measure would wouldestablish begin a citizen in Fiscal oversight Year $103,651 in 2019-2020; $106,760 in May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm 2018-19 and last for five years. An estimateVote of for Three2020-2021;and $4,062,805 $109,963 in 2022-23. in 2021-2022; A Kyletypical $113,262 L Krohn (April 5 through May 14) committee to ensure bond proceeds are used homeowner with an assessed value (not Write-in May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm forthe purposes total amount indicated. to be raised each year is in 2022-2023; and $116,660 in 2023-2024. TOLEDONo CITY HALL $3,609,749 in 2018-19; $3,718,042 in 2019-20; Themarket estimated value) of cost $200,000 for this wouldmeasure pay is about an $92 206 N Main; Toledo a year or under $8 per month. SILETZ CITY HALL Bonds$3,829,583 would inmature 2020-21; in not $3,944,471 to Noexceed Candidate in 25 2021-22 years FiledESTIMATE ONLY based on the best 8am to 5pm M-Th City of Waldport and $4,062,805 in 2022-23. A typical information available from the CountyWrite-in Assessor (April 5 through May 14) 215 W Buford; Siletz from issuance. The estimated annual average 9am to 5pm M-F taxhomeowner rate is $0.1213 with an per assessed $1,000 of value assessed (not at the time of the estimate. May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm Council Members market value) of $200,000 would pay about $92 Judge of the Court of Appeals, (April 5 through May 14) property value. Actual levy rateWrite-in may differ due UnexpiredMay Terms 15 ONLY Ending (Election Day) 9am-8pm a year or under $8 per month. Yes PositionSILETZ 6 CITY HALL to changes in interest rates and/or assessed 215 W Buford; Siletz December 31, 2020 value. Yes Vote for One 9am to 5pm M-F VoteWALDPORT for Two CITY HALL Write-in No (April 5 through May 14) 125 Alsea Hwy; Waldport Yes No May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 9am-8pm INSIDE BOX: 8am to 5pm M-F James (Jim) C Egan Harry K Dennis(April 5 through May 14) Yes Write-in Port of AlseaIncumbent WALDPORT CITY HALL (closed 12:30pm to 1:30pm) No 125 Alsea Hwy; Waldport May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8am-8pm 21-182 Bonds to Replace Launch and Janis Swan OUTSIDE BOX: Drive-up ballot box in No Write-in INSIDE BOX: 8am to 5pm M-F Marina, Upgrades, and Refinance (April 5 through May 14) City Hall parking lot - open 24 hours a day, Port of Alsea Projects (closed 12:30pm to 1:30pm) 7 days a week until 8pm on May 15 (beginning April 5) Judge of the CourtMay 15 of ONLY Appeals, (Election Day) 8am-8pmWrite-in 21-182 Bonds to Replace Launch and Question: Shall the Port issue $2,660,000 inPositionOUTS 9IDE BOX: Drive-up ballot box in Marina, Upgrades, and Refinance bonds to replace boat launch and marina, City Hall parking lot - open 24 hours a day, YACHATS CITY HALL Vote for One 441 Hwy 101 N; Yachats Projects upgrade public bathrooms and refinance capital 7 days a week until 8pm on MayWrite-in 15 costs? If the bonds are approved, they will be (beginning April 5) 8:30am to 4:30pm M-F payable from taxes on property or property (April 5 through May 14) Question: Shall the Port issue $2,660,000WARNING in Erika Hadlock May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8:30am-8pm bonds to replace boat launch and marina, ownership that are not subject Incumbentto the limits of YACHATS CITY HALL Any person who, by use of forcesections or other 11 and means, 11b, Article XI of the Oregon 441 Hwy 101 N; Yachats upgrade public bathroomsunduly and influences refinance an capital elector to vote in any EDDYVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH costs? If the bonds are approved, they will be Constitution. 8:30am to 4:30pm M-F particular manner or to refrain from voting is (April 5 through May 14) Turn Ballot20742 Over Hwy 20; to Eddyville payable from taxes on property or property Write-in May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 10am-8pm ownership that are notsubject subject to to a the fine. limits (ORS of 254.470)Summary: If this measure is approved, May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 8:30am-8pm general obligation bonds are expected to fund: Continue Voting → sections 11 and 11b, Article XI of the Oregon Your ballot must be received at a designated drop Constitution. 1-1TEDDYVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH • Replacement of boat launch and marina 20742 Hwy 20; Eddyville site (including the Courthouse) by 8:00pm on May including slips, crabbing platform, crabbing May 15 ONLY (Election Day) 10am-8pm 15. You may mail it in or take it to a drop site any Summary: If this measure is approved, day before that also. (beginning on dates listed general obligation bonds are expected to fund: dock and kayak launch, permits and mitigation projects required for launch and marina Your ballot must be received at a designated drop above.) NOTE: Postmarks do not count. • Replacement of boat launch and marina construction; site (includingVote theBoth Courthouse) Sides of by Ballot8:00pm on May • Upgrade of public1-1T bathrooms; 15. You may mail it in or take it to a drop site any POSTAGE IS NOT REQUIRED AT THESE including slips, crabbing platform, crabbing DROP SITES! dock and kayak launch, permits and mitigation • Refinance capital costs related to land day before that also. (beginning on dates listed projects required for launch and marina purchase used for boat and trailer parking; and above.) NOTE: Postmarks do not count. construction; • Site improvements, demolition, furnishing • Upgrade of public bathrooms; and equipping and bond issuance costs. POSTAGE IS NOT REQUIRED AT THESE • Refinance capital costs related to land DROP SITES! purchase used for boat and trailer parking; and The Port would establish a citizen oversight • Site improvements, demolition, furnishing committee to ensure bond proceeds are used and equipping and bond issuance costs. for purposes indicated. OfficialThe Port wouldLincoln establish County a citizen oversight2018 PrimaryBonds Electionwould mature Voters’ in not to exceedPamphlet 25 years committee to ensure bond proceeds are used from issuance. The estimated annual average for purposes indicated. tax rate is $0.1213 per $1,000 of assessed 21-22 Sample Ballot property value. Actual levy rate may differ due Bonds would mature in not to exceed 25 years to changes in interest rates and/or assessed from issuance. The estimated annual average value. tax rate is $0.1213 per $1,000 of assessed property value. Actual levy rate may differ due to changes in interest rates and/or assessed Yes value. No Yes

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Candidates Page Demaris, Virginia (Jenny) ...... 21-4 Herring, Kim ...... 21-4 Hunt, Doug ...... 21-5 Kamikawa, Betty ...... 21-5 Jacobson, Kaety ...... 21-6 Thompson, Terry N ...... 21-6 Swan, Janis ...... 21-7 Smith, Sharre T ...... 21-8 Heere, Karen ...... 21-8

Measures Page 21-182 Port of Alsea...... 21-9 21-183 North Lincoln Fire & Rescue District #1...... 21-12 21-184 Yachats Rural Fire Protection District...... 21-13 21-185 Seal Rock Rural Fire Protection District...... 21-14 21-186 Lincoln County...... 21-15 21-187 Toledo Rural Fire Protection District...... 21-17

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