Eugene
The Electronic Government Portal Advisory Board will meet on Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2024
Eugene, OR – According to the statement, the meeting will reportedly start at 10:30 a.m. and it will take place remotely via the internet on Microsoft Teams and is open to the public.
The Legislature established the advisory board with enactment of ORS 276A.270-276.
The board will advise the State Chief Information Officer on key decisions and strategic choices about how the State CIO manages and operates the state’s web portal services.
The Oregon.gov portal is the connection point for citizens to access state agency services and information on the internet.
The board provides oversight to specific websites, services and online payments where agencies choose to utilize the State Chief Information Officer’s E-Government Program as their service provider.
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