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County updates organizational chart; water master service returned to state
Summary
Staff updated the county organizational chart to reflect the FY 2026-2027 budget decision to return the water master service and function to the State of Oregon, as noted during the administrative manual review presentation.
During the administrative manual review, Erin Kelber reported that the county updated its organizational chart to reflect a budget-year decision to return the water master service and its functions to the State of Oregon. "We've also updated the organizational chart to reflect the decision that was made in the fiscal year 2026-2027 adopted budget to return the water master service and function to the state of Oregon," she said.
Kelber framed the chart update as an administrative alignment resulting from the adopted budget rather than a new policy initiative. No additional operational details, transition timeline or related budget figures were presented during the public portion of the work session; staff indicated updates to the chart were part of the manual and organizational housekeeping.
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