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Staff opens public hearing on State of Oregon shared revenue; no public comments
Summary
Staff opened a public hearing limited to State of Oregon shared revenues (cigarette, oil, corporate activity, marijuana taxes), explained that those amounts are listed in the budget documents and currently flow into the general fund, and invited public comment. No members of the public spoke and the hearing closed at 05:33.
Staff opened a public hearing limited to how State of Oregon shared revenues should be spent for fiscal year 2026–27, noting the amounts are listed on page 18 of the budget documents and that the revenues currently go into the general fund. The presenter listed revenue categories including cigarette tax, oil, corporate activity tax and marijuana tax and asked for public comment.
"This public hearing is specifically for the State of Oregon State shared revenue," the staff presenter said. "Currently this revenue all goes into the general fund." The presenter directed listeners to the budget documents for line-item amounts and asked for comments on how those funds should be allocated. No members of the public responded during the allotted public-comment period; the hearing was opened and closed at 05:33.
Because there were no public speakers, no testimony was recorded to alter the budget proposals and the committee proceeded to its next agenda items.
