Tillamook Mayor Suzanne Weber won a clear majority in the May Primary Election and moves on to the general election where she will face Democrat Debbie Boothe-Schmidt for House District […]
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By Miel Macassey In this time of seclusion, the internet is more important than ever. We use it to order groceries, monitor health bulletins and educate our children. Most of […]
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Below you will find the drop site locations and the available days and hours, the sites will be open for you to drop off voted ballots. You have the choice […]
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SOSPAC was formed recently to fill a gap in the preservation of Oregon’s unique shoreline. There are worthy organizations and volunteers who work on cleanup and restoration activities and/or legal […]
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While there is a lot riding on the national elections in November, we also have pressing issues here at home and an important election in May. I’m working to ensure […]
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The Tillamook County Clerk’s Office: April 28, 2020 – Voter registration deadline (Registration cards postmarked April 28, 2020 are valid) April 29, 2020 – First Day ballots will be mailed. […]
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Ninety-five percent of my votes in the last 50+ years have been cast for the most qualified conservative candidate. This election, for County Commissioner, I am casting my vote for […]
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Tillamook County — On Friday March 13, Tillamook County Sheriff Lieutenant Gordon McCraw announced his candidacy in the November 2020 election for Tillamook County Sheriff, the seat currently held by […]
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McCall is a Bay City Councilor, Tillamook County’s Solid Waste Program Manager. McCall will focus on important local issues such as, housing, quality services, recycling and sustainability, infrastructure repair, and […]
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Josh Brown began his career with the Sheriff’s office in 2004 as a volunteer in the jail. In 2005 he was hired as a full-time corrections deputy. During his time […]
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