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$132,158

Oregon Forestry Pays $132K for Vaguely Described 'Air Strike' Service

Oregon Department of Forestry

The Oregon Department of Forestry paid Fletcher Flying Service $132,158 for something called 'COASTAL AIR STRIKE' with no clear explanation of what services were actually provided. The cryptic description includes only a reference number and generic 'trade services' category, leaving taxpayers in the dark about this six-figure expenditure.

This item was flagged by our automated pipeline from public spending records. It represents a potential concern, not a confirmed finding of wrongdoing.

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Concern Score: 65/100

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