Governance

The Klamath 9-1-1 Communications District is an Oregon special district formed under ORS 198 and ORS 401. The District is governed by a citizen Board of Directors elected from seven geographic zones within Klamath County. The Directors serve at large and select their Chair, Vice Chair and Secretary. The Board governs with the participation of a statutory Advisory Committee consisting of appointed members from various public and private safety organizations within the district. The Board also appoints up to seven citizen members to its annual Budget Committee.

Formation of Special District 1997.pdf Origination Document 1986 Agency Designation.pdf Strategic Plan 2020-2025 plan.pdf

Board Meetings

Our board of directors meets on the third Wednesday day of each month at 10:00am in the board room at district’s main location. The board may also schedule special meetings at other times when needed, and will post notice according to ORS.

Board Members

No matter where you live in Klamath County, there is a 9-1-1 Communications Board member who is your neighbor. This is someone who can provide information, listen to your concerns and answer your questions about how the District operates and serves you. The seven member Board of Directors are elected volunteers from your communities, and represent zones throughout the County. Our Board members…

Staff

Our staff is dedicated to providing excellent services to our customers in a reliable, fiscally responsible manner.

District Transparency

Our district is dedicated to operating in a transparent manner, and posts relevant financial and operational documents to our site as they become available.

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Our Mission, Purpose and Values

Why We Do, What We Do.

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