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South East Area Commission on Transportation

Membership

18 voting members: 
  • 3 county commissioners (one per county);
  • 3 city officials (one per county);
  • 3 private business sector members (one per county);
  • 5 citizen-at-large members (2 Grant, 2 Malheur, 1 Harney, 1 Burns Paiute tribe)
  • 3 transit/public transportation members;
  • 1 Oregon Department of Transportation representative. 
Ex-Officio: 
  • The Oregon Transportation Commission liaison to the ACT;
  • Representative of the Oregon Department of Aviation;
  • Eastern Regional Coordinator for the Governor's Office;
  • Members of the Governor's Economic Revitalization Team;
  • State legislators representing districts in the region;
  • Representatives of each county road department or road district;
  • Representatives of regional groups such as housing advocates and law enforcement agencies.

Meetings

When   Fourth Thursday of every other month at 10 a.m. Pacific Time (11 a.m. Mountain Time).

Where  Locations rotate between Burns, John Day and Ontario.

Agendas

2024
July 25*

2023
November 27
September 25

*Joint meeting with NEACT

Minutes

2024
July 25*
May 30


*Joint meeting with NEACT

Leadership and Work Program

Leadership 
Chair and Vice-Chair
 
Staffing 
ODOT provides staff support. 
 
Work Program 
  • Obtain a provisional charter from the OTC authorizing South East ACT as an area commission on transportation;
  • Define expectations of members of South East ACT;
  • Gain understanding of ODOT organization and programs, process and funding;
  • Develop a process for identifying regional transportation needs and issues and developing proposed solutions; develop a process for identifying regional transportation needs and issues and developing proposed solutions;
  • Develop a plan/process for public involvement and educational outreach; proactively participate in the update process of the STIP;
  • Participate in all transportation planning efforts affecting the region;
  • Assure coordination between transportation planning efforts and community development planning efforts.

 

SE ACT map 

About

Grant, Malheur, & Harney Counties
Burns Paiute Tribe of Harney County

Charter: October 11, 2000

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ACT Co-Chairs
Malheur County
251 B Street West, Suite 5
Vale, Oregon 97918
541-473-5124

Harney County
450 N Buena Vista #5
Burns, Oregon 97720
541-573-6356
 
ODOT Contact
541-823-4025  

Operating Documents

Charter
Bylaws
Biennial Report
Work Plan
Organization Chart