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Lane County Sheriff Endorses Pat Farr for Re-Election!
Lane County Sheriff Cliff Harrold endorses Commissioner Farr. Sheriff Harrold said, “Pat has been a strong advocate and partner in supporting the Sheriff’s office in our mission to keep Lane County safe.“.
State of the County : Pat Farr is sworn in as County Commissioner
Please join us at the State of the County address where Commissioner-Elect Pat Farr will be taking his oath of office.
Thank You
With your help, I won resoundingly in the North Eugene County Commissioner race: 59% to 30%. This means that there will not be a run-off election and I will take office in January 2013. In the meantime, I look forward to finishing my time on the Eugene City Council.
Debi and I are extremely grateful to everyone who volunteered their time, made a contribution, endorsed my candidacy, and voted for me!
Again, thank you for your support. I look forward to working with my fellow County Commissioners on tackling the tough issues facing Lane County in the coming years.
Regards,
Pat Farr
Ballots must be received before 8:00pm May 15th. Click here for the list of Lane County Elections Official Ballot Dropsites.
ENDORSEMENT : Lane County board: Farr Political veteran is best choice for north Eugene seat, Register Guard, 4/21/12
Even if Rob Handy had not been targeted in a lawsuit last year that cost Lane County hundreds of thousands of dollars and undermined public trust in its government, Pat Farr would still be a better candidate than the incumbent for the North Eugene District seat on the Lane County Board of Commissioners.
Forum Lane : Envision Eugene’s vision of Eugene is clearing 3/15/12
City Manager Jon Ruiz made a presentation to the Eugene City Council on Wednesday March 13 that brought together the many thousands of hours spent on gathering and processing information about the city’s future growth.
Commentary: Corrupt, Suit against 2 commissioners clearly exposes ‘willful violations’, Register Guard, 3/25/12
We commend Lane County Commissioner Faye Stewart for his Feb. 19 guest viewpoint in support of Oregon’s open meetings law. Stewart was unable to attend every day of the trial involving Commissioners Rob Handy and Pete Sorenson. We did attend the trial every day, and we have a slightly different view of the proceedings.
http://www.registerguard.com/web/opinion/27801572-47/public-law-handy-meetings-oregon.html.csp
Commentary: County ‘Book’ Club’ Still At It, Register Guard, 3/23/12
After being found guilty of willfully violating Oregon’s Open Meetings Law and costing taxpayers the better part of a million dollars, Lane County Commissioners Rob Handy and Pete Sorenson are now relying on endorsements from their “book club” cronies to win re-election.
http://www.registerguard.com/web/opinion/27790871-47/county-handy-letters-million-plan.html.csp