Planning Commission to Elect New Chair in February as Rachel Mori Bedu Eyes Leadership Role

December 17, 2024 | Washington County, Oregon

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Planning Commission to Elect New Chair in February as Rachel Mori Bedu Eyes Leadership Role

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The Washington County Board of Commissioners is gearing up for a significant leadership change as discussions about the upcoming chair position heat up. During the recent PM Work Session on December 17, 2024, it was confirmed that the current vice chair, Rachel Mori Bedu, is interested in stepping into the role of chair. The official vote for this position will take place at the first meeting in February.

The meeting also highlighted a shift in how planning commission appointments are presented. In a move to enhance transparency, the board has decided to elevate the visibility of these appointments in their meeting materials, ensuring they are no longer buried at the end of the agenda. This change aims to provide clearer representation of the geographical areas served by the planning commission, a point that was well-received by the commissioners.

As the board prepares for the upcoming vote, the focus remains on ensuring that all committees reflect the diverse residential makeup of Washington County. The anticipation surrounding the chair election and the new approach to committee representation signals a proactive step towards more engaged governance in the county.

Converted from Washington County Board of Commissioners PM Work Session - 12/17/24 (Part 2) meeting on December 17, 2024
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