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Florence-area ambulance district asks voters to renew local option tax

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By Mike McInally
| Lookout Eugene-Springfield Verified
QuickTake: The Western Lane Ambulance District, which covers 680 square miles of western Lane County, faces rising costs and increased demand. But its request on the Nov. 3 ballot seeks to renew the levy at its current rate. The Western Lane Ambulance District is asking voters in the Nov. 3 election to renew a local option tax that provides about 30% of its budget.
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Want to vote in the Nov. 3 election? Register by Tuesday.

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By Mike McInally
| Lookout Eugene-Springfield Verified
QuickTake: The Nov. 3 election ballot is crowded, with federal, state and local contests to be decided. But you can't vote if you're not registered. Later this week, Lane County Clerk Tommy Gong and his election staff will mail about 279,000 ballots to the county’s registered voters. The important word in the previous paragraph is “registered.” If you want to vote in the Nov. 3 election, you must be among the county’s registered voters.
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LCC board delays decision on tweaks to public comment policy

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By Mike McInally
| Lookout Eugene-Springfield Verified
QuickTake: The trustees also asked staff to look into issuing a revenue bond to help cover PERS costs and welcomed a new student trustee. Suggested revisions to the Lane Community College Board of Education’s public-comment policy drew mixed reviews at the board’s Wednesday, Oct. 7, meeting, and trustees tabled the proposal. Also, the board gave the green light to LCC staff to investigate issuing another bond to help reduce the college’s Public Employees Retirement System costs.
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