Updates from Commissioner Casey Miller

From the coastline to our rural inland communities, local government supports community life. We connect people to services, coordinate agencies during emergencies, and help ensure public resources are managed responsibly.

We have paused consideration for the position 2 vacancy appointment until after the May primary election. Thank you to everyone who has expressed interest in this important decision! To the many applicants and the community - your patience is appreciated!

Community members are always encouraged to ask questions or provide feedback regarding the Siletz Area Enhanced Law Enforcement Service District.
The 2026-27 proposed budget and budget committee calendars are moving from tentative to final.

Official court filings and related documents: federal lawsuit filed by Commissioner Casey Miller – United States District Court. These materials are shared to help the public better understand the legal and governance issues raised in the case.

AOCC Lands Memorandum of Understanding with the Bureau of Land Management is intended formalize coordination between Oregon counties and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) regarding the planning and management of our county's federal O&C lands.

Two incredible events are happening on the Central Oregon Coast celebrating healthy families, creativity, local businesses, and community connection.

Spring Family Fest and the 5th Annual Boom Newport Community Celebrations do overlap. I'll see you at both events!

In recognition of National Public Health Week, Lincoln County Public Health is proud to announce the release of it's 2025 Annual Report, highlighting key accomplishments, program reach, and continued progress toward improving the health of Lincoln County. Spanish translation coming soon!