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Sandy River Basin Watershed Council Bi-Monthly Council Meeting January 27, 2014 Council Development Review/adopt minutes Finances and Budget update 2013 year end financials Council Member seat re-alignment Sub-basin/at large


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Sandy River Basin Watershed Council

Bi-Monthly Council Meeting January 27, 2014

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Council Development

Review/adopt minutes Finances and Budget update

2013 year end financials

Council Member seat

re-alignment Sub-basin/at large

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Council Development cont.

Office infrastructure review

MHCC partnership – lease update Found objects

OWEB Updates

Budget change – admin maximum increase Salmon stronghold – OWEB board meeting at Jantzen Beach

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SRBWC v2.0

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Understanding Digital Audiences

Who are we targeting?

General demographics Interests Connection to the watershed

Digital attention span

How to communicate our message Keeping content-focused Aesthetics

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Where We Stand

Facebook

Facebook.com/pages/ SandyWatershed

Twitter

@SandyWatershed

LinkedIn

Search “Sandy River Basin Watershed Council”

YouTube or Vimeo?

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Volunteer Recruitment Platforms

Volunteer Match Hands On Greater Portland Clackamas Volunteers

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Next Steps

Other platforms to utilize

SRBWC Website Updates ListServe’s Email Newsletters Started with year in review

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Our Strategy

Frequency of updates Posting original content

  • vs. sharing others

Who to like/follow/ interact with Responding to comments How to track information

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SRBWC Identity

Logo update Other rebranding Making sure our message stays clear

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Council Project Updates

Lower Sandy update

February 8th ‘Plant It Delta’ II Camp Collins update Troutdale/Eastwinds

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Legend

City Boundary Watershed Boundary

Culvert passability

! ( No survey ! No barrier ! Partial barrier, 67% passable ! Partial barrier, 33% passable ! Full barrier, 0% passable

Beaver Creek Fish Passage and Habitat Enhancement Project Beaver Creek Watershed Map

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0.25 0.5 0.75 1 0.125 Miles

10 Miles

Bull Run River Salmon River Zigzag River Lower Sandy River Middle Sandy River Upper Sandy River

Sandy River Watershed Subbasins

SOLVE Restoration Area Beaver Creek Fish Passage and Habitat Enhancement Proposed Project Area East Multnomah SWCD Stream Care Program Area (Rural County)

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Year in Review

Volunteer contributions

21 different project partners Plus community members &

public volunteers

Over 460 volunteers Over 1860 volunteer hours

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Emerging Issues

Sandy Hatchery lawsuit finding for plaintiffs

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Emerging Issues

Troutdale Energy Center Contested Case Hearing Clackamas County Erosion Study/Flood Response

Advisory Group

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Emerging Opportunities

Portland Water Ballot

Measure

Upcoming Grant

Opportunities

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Upcoming Events

February 1 County Flood Response Advisory Group February 8 Plant-It Delta II March 22 Marmot work day May 3 & 4 Sandy Showdown

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Final Items

64+50 Record Flood commemoration activities Public Comments Next meeting dates – March 24, May 26, July 28

(Summer Picnic)