Applegate Partnership reports $1 million in 2025 grants, emphasizes local staff and contracted services
Summary
Applegate Partnership told the Jackson County commissioners it brought in about $1 million in grant funding in 2025, employs roughly 10 local staff and directs most money to contracted services; presenters asked the county for clearer tracking of related Firewise and Title II funds.
The Applegate Partnership and Watershed Council told the Jackson County Board of Commissioners on May 19 that the nonprofit brought in about $1 million in grants in 2025 and relies heavily on contracted services to implement projects. "Our organization is bringing in about 1000000 dollars in grant funding and expenses where most of that is going out to contracted services," the partnership's executive director said.
The presenter, Janelle Dunleavy, said the organization has nearly 10 locally based staff and distributed copies of its 2025 annual report to the board. Commissioners asked for line-item detail on a consolidated funding figure and for clarity about how Title II and county-originated Firewise grants interact with the partnership's work; Dunleavy offered to provide further breakdowns on request.
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