Oregon
The County Opportunity Grant Program Advisory Committee will hold a public meeting to review grant applications 10 a.m. to noon. Dec. 14, 2023
Eugene, OR – State officials said that the applicants to the County Opportunity Grant Program will present their proposed projects for acquiring, planning, developing and rehabilitating county-run camping facilities.
The committee will evaluate and score all applications and create a priority ranking list of projects to be funded.
The list will be forwarded to the Oregon Parks and Recreation Commission for final review and approval.
A schedule with applicants and their specific presentation times will be posted on the County Opportunity Grant Program web page.
The COGP Advisory Committee consists of seven members who represent counties, recreational vehicle owners, people with disabilities and the general public.
They also represent various geographic areas of the state.
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