Oregon Emergency Management paid Sunriver Resort $110,833 for an emergency preparedness workshop in December 2020, when the state was under COVID-19 restrictions. It raises questions about the timing and necessity of holding an expensive resort event during a public health emergency.
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$34.7M
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Higher Education Coordinating Commission
The Higher Education Coordinating Commission paid $34.7 million to the Oregon Department of Education for something called 'IAAODE PERKINS 202325' — but it's unclear what taxpayers got for this large expenditure. The vague description raises questions about what specific services or programs this massive payment actually funded.
$5.2M
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Business Development Department, Oregon
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$700K
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Oregon Department of Forestry
The Oregon Department of Forestry appears to have spent $700,000 on what's described only as 'hazard map mailing' through Pitney Bowes, a Massachusetts company. It's unclear why such a large amount is needed for mailing services or why an out-of-state vendor was selected for what could potentially be handled locally.