OYA seeks project management staff for eight high‑priority IT projects
The Oregon Youth Authority asked the subcommittee for staff to stand up a small project management office to oversee eight priority IT projects that support safety and security in facilities, arguing decentralized oversight poses compliance and safety risks.
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The Oregon Youth Authority told the Joint Ways and Means Public Safety Subcommittee on Feb. 10 that it needs a small project management office to oversee eight high‑priority IT projects covering safety, security, and core operational systems.
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